Russian and Mongolian mountaineers are jointly planning to climb Munkh Saridag, the highest mountain in the Sayan Range in 2020. The impressive mountain is 3,491 meters high and is on the international border between Mongolia and Russia.

Interestingly, two women with

The Ulaanbaatar City Police Department has been upgrading its patrol vehicles with Russian-made Lada cars. Over 20 Lada cars have been delivered to patrol the streets of the Mongolian capital. The police plans to buy an additional 65 cars in

Back in 2018, a 19-year old Mongolian herder made a discovery while tending his livestock; now, over a year later, he has been rewarded for his honesty.

Ts.Enkhmandal discovered 34 Buddhist ritual objects including gold figures in Bilgeh Bayanburd in Ongon

Ulaanbaatar is one of the most air-polluted cities of the world. This year, the government introduced a ban on burning coal in the Mongolian capital where the winter temperature falls to as low as -40 Celsius. In the light of

Mongolia basketball players’ performance has been included in a list of the 10 best FIBA 3×3 moments in 2019 named by the International Basketball Federation (FIBA).

“They play with pride, passion and purpose which was brilliantly illustrated at the FIBA 3×3

A new kindergarten, which can take 100 children, has been opened in the Manla Soum in Mongolia’s South Gobi (Umnugobi) Province. The construction of the kindergarten has been fully financed by the Gobi Oyu Development Support Fund (DSF), sponsored by

Mongolia’s Central Bank decided today (20 December) to leave the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 11 percent for the third time. The policy interest rate was increased to 11 percent in November 2018.

The bank decided to keep the national exchange

Mongolia’s foreign exchange reserves are expected to reach 4.2 billion U.S. dollars by the end of this year.

Currently, the Central Bank of Mongolia, or Mongol Bank, has a total of 4 billion U.S. dollars of foreign exchange reserves. The figure

What can you teach the Mongolians about meat? The answer is: “not a lot!”. So how is that a Japanese meat dealer from Shizuoka, home to iconic Mt Fuji, is doing so well in expanding its business in the country?

What

When travelling, it makes sense to many people to carry some cash. Most countries have laws about how much cash you can cross their borders with. As for Mongolia, travellers may bring up to MNT 15 million in currency, coins