Located just south of Peace Avenue in central Ulaanbaatar, Seoul Street, has been refurbished to become a ‘Nightlight Street’. In accordance with the plan from the urban planning department of the UB administration, refurbishment works including a 440 meter long

The April VAT Lottery in Mongolia has created a lot of interest: there were two winning tickets. The lucky pair, both from Ulaanbaatar, will share the MNT 100 million jackpot. The two winners are S.Enkhjargal from the capital’s Bayangol district

Climate change and global warming affects practically every country in the world – Mongolia is no exception. According to survey conducted by the Ministry of the Environment and Tourism, the volume of permanent snow on Mongolia’s mountains has shrunk by

The Mongolian Rugby Federation is marking the 15th anniversary of its establishment this year. Currently, there are over 1000 rugby players in the country – and the number is rising!  

Michael Leitch, captain of Japan’s national rugby team has proposed

Kh.Battulga, President of Mongolia is likely to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit in China in June. This will be the first official visit of Kh.Battulga, since was elected President of Mongolia in June  2017. China has invited President Kh.Battulga

The first wind turbine has been successfully erected at the Sainshand Wind Farm. A total of 24 wind turbines will be installed.

Once operational, the new Sainshand Wind Farm will make a significant contribution to reducing Mongolia’s carbon emissions and cater

Mongolia is hot right now with World Nomads travellers – if you’re prepared to get off the beaten path, or any path really, the Daily Mail says.

Mongolia is often overlooked as people tend to visit nearby countries like Russia and

Officials from the Mongolian Ministry of Finance have held an official meeting with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to discuss preparations for the fourth review of Mongolia’s enrollment in the ‘Extended Fund Facility’ programme.

In March, the IMF’s executive board discussed

The north west of Mongolia has been experiencing unusually high temperatures and low rainfall for this time of year; as a result the ground is tinder dry. Because of this, the National Emergency Management Agency has warned  locals and  tourists

This year’s “Car-Free Day” in Ulaanbaatar will take place on Saturday, 19 May. Traffic will be restricted between the West Centrals and East Central Intersection on Peace Avenue, Baga Toiruu, Revolution Avenue, Youth Avenue, and Seoul Street, between 7 a.m.