Mongolia has started to phase out the analogue system of TV broadcasting. This began on 15th July 2015. The operation will last until 5th October and it the first stage of launching the 4G network system.

The analogue phase out schedule

The "Great Mongolian Country" fine-art exhibition has opened at the "Mongolian Painting Gallery" and will run until 24th July. Working hours are 10.00-22.00.

Also, "Khuhuu Namjil", an opera by L.Murdorj will be performed next Sunday (19th July 2015) at the State

"Jubilee Debt Campaign" of Great Britain, is provided a conclusion of the rating lists of the countries with a high risk of debt crisis. According to this list, Mongolia is standing on 8th place of the all 14 countries.The experts

At the Naadam Races, the five horses which come in first are traditionally called the “Airgiin Five”. Here is the list of this year’s “Airgiin Five” by age.

“Daaga-Colt” Race (2 years old): In total 232 horses left the starting line.

Sorrel

Approximately, 450 knuckle-bone throwers of 50 teams participated in Naadam this year. Most of them came from Ulaanbaatar city and the Umnugovi, Tuv, Selenge and Bayankhongor Aimag etc. Analyzing the participants by their ranking: 42 of them were State Exceptional

In total 162 archers participated in the Buryat Archery competition during the Naadam Festival. The archers were mostly from the Khovd, Bayan-Ulgii, Zavkhan, Umnugovi, Khuvsgul, Selenge, Tuv and Dornod Aimags. Of the participants, 120 were male and 42 were female

According to the order of Mongolian President Ts.Elbegorj, the Government has awarded the official title of State Lion to national wrestler E.Oyunbold. This year’s winner is a member of the “Khangarid Sports Association” in Khentii  Aimag. He won the all

The “Classic Thursday” program is still taking place every week at the State Opera and Dance Theatre.  Tonight, the “Ballet Night” gala concert named will be performed. This show consisted of parts of famous international ballets as well as modern

Yesterday, the Special Affairs Authority found the remains of the five climbers missing since 12th July. They had been climbing Mongolia’s highest mountain, Tavan Bogd in Bayan-Ulgii Aimag. Postmortem examination demonstrated that the climbers died of hypothermia. The director of

The repair work to Ulaanbaatar’s main hot water pipe system is underway this summer. From June 2015 until the 5th July, Peace Avenue was closed in two phases: firstly from the Central Post to the Flower Center, and then from