In Mongolia, there’s an oft-quoted saying that the best wrestlers are breastfed for at least six years – a serious endorsement in a country where wrestling is the national sport.

The President of Mongolia, Ts.Elbegdorj, has planted spruces in the garden of the ASEM Villa, to celebrate Mongolian National Tree Planting Day.

On 14th of May, the General Election Commission registered the Mongolian presidential nominees.

A fire broke out earlier Monday (15th of May) in the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar at a factory which produces construction foam.

The Ulaanbaatar City Administration is planting larches and pine trees along the sides of the roads and outside tall buildings in the city, which is well known for its poor air quality.

The Chinese Red Cross Foundation launched a medical aid programme for paediatric congenital heart disease in Mongolia under the Belt and Road Initiative on Saturday, 13th of April.

Known as the Dark Blue Pearl, amazing Lake Khuvsgul lies among beautiful mountains in Mongolia’s northernmost province. The lake and surrounding area is the perfect place to have a relaxing vacation, kayaking, canoeing, hiking and trekking.

The great Mongolian Gobi has high mountains, some forested areas, sands, steppes and rich fauna.

The ‘News Agency’ invited O.Anujin, ballerina from State Opera and Ballet Academic Theater for its ‘Debut’ Fullerton which introduces individuals who, through their different jobs, are promoting Mongolia around the world.

Nine years ago, having garnered tremendous international support, Taiwan was invited by the World Health Organization (WHO) to attend the 62nd WHA (World Health Assembly) as an observer.