Mongol TV’s reality television series "Mongolia’s Got Talent 2016", part of the global "Got Talent" Franchise, begun its second season in September.

More than 2000 contestants from the every corner of Mongolia have registered for the this year's "Mongolia’s Got Talent". Open auditions for the show took place in Dornod, Khovd provinces as well as Darkhan-Uul and Ulaanbaatar city twice from January to April.

Here are a some interesting facts about the current season of "Mongolia's Got Talent":

The show has no age limits. The oldest contestant is 80 years old and the youngest are 3 or 4 years old.

This series sees the first golden buzzer. During the auditions, as well as the standard buzzers, there was a golden buzzer placed in the centre of the judges' desk. Each judge is allowed to press this buzzer only once, sending the contestant straight through to the live semi-finals regardless of the opinions of the other three judges. The two anchormen have also been given the opportunity to press the golden buzzer.

The largest group contesting is the ‘Duu khugjim’ choir which has 60 members.

The show contains the following categories: song, dance, music, circus, magic and sport categories. 50% of all contestants sing a song and 20% perform in a group.

The show has been viewed on Youtube more than 20 million times. Three contestants from the previous season have received an invitation from the international company.

Mongolia is the 68^th country, airing Got Talent show.