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25/02/2024

Био Сонгино хавийн шувууд.
Some winter birds near UB.

19/02/2024

Winter birds of Mongolia

Sizerin flammé (fr)
Common Redpoll (eng)
Acanthis flammea (lat)

25/09/2023

L'hiver s'approche
Winter is coming

01/09/2023

🇲🇳🇻🇦Welcome to Mongolia, His Holiness Pope Francis.

🇲🇳🇻🇦Bienvenue en Mongolie, Sa Sainteté le Pape François.

15/08/2023

20/07/2023

Welcome to the land of eternal Blue sky. Welcome to Mongolia.

19/07/2023

Venez visiter cette exposition à Nantes.

Après des années de guerres entre tribus mongoles dans les steppes de l’Asie centrale, en 1206, Gengis Khan fédère celles-ci en une puissante alliance qui va être le point de départ d’une expansion territoriale jamais égalée.

11/07/2023

🇲🇳Bonne fête de Naadam
🇲🇳Happy Naadam festival

09/07/2023

Deeltei Mongol Naadam - Mongolian Costume Festival, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia 🇲🇳

There are also many more major cultural and artistic events dedicated for the audience of the Naadam Festival.

Mongolian National Naadam Festival
📆 July 11-12
📍Ulaanbaatar

Deeltei Mongol Naadam
📆 July 09
📍Ulaanbaatar

Naadam Music Festival
📆 July 10-13
📍Ulaanbaatar

Naadam Night 2023 Performance
📆 July 11
📍Ulaanbaatar

Cultural Festival
📆 July 11-12
📍Ulaanbaatar

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25/05/2023

Tour ornithologique dans la steppe de Mongolie.

25/05/2023

365 Things To Do in Mongolia 🇲🇳
#54 Go trekking in the Khoridol Saridag Mountain.

Khoridol Saridag Mountains are a 150 km-long mountain range located longitudinally from south to north between the western shore of Khovsgol Nuur and the Darkhad Depression. With many peaks close to or topping 3000m including Delgerkhaan Uul (3093m), Ikh Uul (2961m) and Uran Dosh Uul (2702m), the Khoridol Saridag Mountains of primarily uplifted dolomite with the very barren, arid upland areas contrasting with lower rich alpine meadows.

In 1997, 558,458 acres of the Khoridol Saridag Mountains were established as a Strictly Protected Area – Mongolia’s highest protected status and help to protect numerous mammals including Eurasian elk, red deer, musk deer, wild boar, and European badgers.

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16/05/2023

Once the capital of the Mongol Empire, Karakorum quickly became one of the Silk Road’s most progressive cities. Today, it may not look the same as it did during the days of Genghis Khan, but there are still plenty of reasons to visit.

02/05/2023

365 Things To Do in Mongolia 🇲🇳
#32 Explore petroglyphs in the Gobi Desert

Exploring petroglyphs in the Gobi Desert can be a fascinating and unique experience for travelers visiting Mongolia. The Gobi Desert is home to several important petroglyph sites, including Havtsgait Valley and Khermen Tsav.

Havtsgait Valley is known for its large number of petroglyphs, which were created over a period of thousands of years by different nomadic cultures. The carvings depict animals such as horses, camels, and ibex, as well as human figures and abstract symbols. The site is also home to several ancient burial mounds, or khirigsuurs, which provide a glimpse into the funerary practices of the ancient Mongolian tribes.

Khermen Tsav is a unique landscape that is characterized by towering cliffs and rock formations. The area is home to several petroglyph sites, where visitors can see carvings of animals, hunting scenes, and abstract symbols. The site is also known for its dinosaur fossils, which can be seen in the surrounding hills and valleys.

Visitors to the Gobi Desert can take guided tours to visit these and other petroglyph sites, and learn about the history and culture of the ancient Mongolian tribes who created these works of art. The tours may include hiking, camping, and other activities, and provide a unique opportunity to experience the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Mongolia.

27/04/2023

Beautiful Mongolie

MONGOLIA 4K UHD - The Nomadic Life: A Cultural Journey Through Mongolia's Beautiful LandscapesMongolia, also known as the...

03/04/2023

As Mongolia moves to further open up to tourism by easing entry conditions for some international visitors, 2023 might just be the best time yet to get there.

20/03/2023

Désert du Gobi.

04/03/2023

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the traditional nomadic culture of Mongolia 🇲🇳. This is a place you'll never forget.

Destinations to explore 🇲🇳

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04/03/2023

Next Week: "Ten Thousand Camel Festival"
By heading south to the Gobi Desert, you can attend the highly acclaimed "Ten Thousand Camel Festival" that has been organized by a local non-governmental organization dedicated to preserving and protecting the Bactrian camel.

This remarkable festival offers travelers a rare opportunity to interact with these magnificent creatures and learn about the nomadic lifestyle of the camel herders firsthand. The festival features a variety of attractions, such as camel races, performances by traditional Mongolian musicians and dancers, and visits to significant paleontological and cultural sites of the Gobi.

You can witness the speed and agility of Bactrian camels by attending the camel races at the Ten Thousand Camel Festival, a unique experience.

01/03/2023

Fête des yacks aura lieu le 23 Juillet 2023 dans la vallée de l'Orkhon.

10/02/2023

Нургын сойр (mn)
Tétras à bec noir (fr)
Black-billed capercaillie (eng)
Tetrao urogalloides (lat)

10/02/2023

07/02/2023

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26/01/2023

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26/01/2023

Mongolia's geography is characterized by great diversity.From north to south, it can be divided into four zones: the mountain forest, the alpine steppe and i...

26/01/2023

Les voyageurs de 34 pays dont les français, belges et suisses peuvent visiter la Mongolie sans visa durant 30 jours.

Les touristes de 34 pays sont dorénavant dispensés de visa pour séjourner en Mongolie jusqu'à 30 jours.

26/01/2023

Modern humans traveled across Mongolia about 45,000 years ago, according to a new University of California, Davis, study.
The date is about 10,000 years earlier than archaeologists previously believed.

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