Mongolia, the land of the eternal blue sky, is known for its stunning landscapes, nomadic culture, and unique wildlife. However, the country’s fragile ecosystem is facing serious threats from human…
Among the mountain steppes and grassy lands of central Mongolia rests Ugii, a beautiful freshwater lake. It is one of the biggest lakes in Mongolia with 27 km squared area…
Deer stones (also known as reindeer stones) are an incredible archaeological find in Mongolia, with the oldest of these mysterious rocks estimated to be anywhere between 5000 and 7000 years old….
Amarbayasgalant Monastery is one of the most important Buddhist monasteries in Mongolia. The Monastery was a great place to learn about the Dharma and achieve spiritual advancement, with over six…
Khuvsgul Lake is one of the most beautiful places in Mongolia with thick forests, rushing rivers, sparkling lakes and rugged mountains. In recent years, this spectacular landscape of water and…
Mongolian winters are long, cold, and harsh. The average temperature in January is -30 degrees Celsius (-22 degrees Fahrenheit), and it can sometimes drop as low as -60 degrees Celsius…
If you are ever lucky enough to visit Mongolia, make sure to add Altai Mountains to your list of places to see. This mountain is absolutely stunning, and its history…
The Mongolian spot is a blue birthmark that appears on the back of every Mongolian infant. The Mongols have long worshipped the eternal blue sky and considered this scar as…
Mongolian culture The Mongolian people have a long history of nomadic pastoralism. Mongolian culture has been influenced by the cultures of the Asian countries it has been in contact with,…
The world knows Mongolia for its borderless plains, friendly and hospitable people, and its incomparable nomadic lifestyle. But it is biased to say that there are only plains, cows and…