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20/12/2023

Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue - Tsonjin Boldog:
Situated not far from Ulaanbaatar, the Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue stands tall at Tsonjin Boldog. This impressive monument depicts Genghis Khan on horseback and is considered the largest equestrian statue in the world. The location holds historical significance, as it is believed to be close to the spot where Genghis Khan found a golden whip, an event that led to his rise as a leader. Visitors can ascend to the statue's head for panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes, adding an element of grandeur to Mongolia's rich history.

14/12/2023

Khustain Nuruu National Park - Przewalski's Horses:
Not far from Ulaanbaatar, Khustain Nuruu National Park is home to the Przewalski's horse, also known as the Mongolian wild horse. This unique species was once extinct in the wild but has been successfully reintroduced to its native habitat. Considered the last truly wild horse species, seeing these horses in their natural environment is a mystical experience. The park is also home to other wildlife, including red deer, marmots, and numerous bird species. The conservation efforts in Khustain Nuruu showcase the commitment to preserving Mongolia's diverse and captivating natural heritage.

09/12/2023

The Blue Pearl - Khövsgöl Lake:
While not directly in Ulaanbaatar, the mystical Khövsgöl Lake is a fascinating natural wonder located in northern Mongolia. Often referred to as the "Blue Pearl of Mongolia," Khövsgöl is one of the country's largest and deepest lakes. It's surrounded by pristine wilderness and is sometimes called Mongolia's "miniature sea." Legend has it that the lake is inhabited by a mysterious creature, similar to the Loch Ness Monster. Khövsgöl is known for its crystal-clear waters and is considered sacred by the local people. The stunning landscapes and the air of mystery surrounding the lake contribute to its allure.

05/12/2023

The Mystery of the Gobi Desert:
While Ulaanbaatar is not directly located within the Gobi Desert, it's not too far from this vast and mysterious landscape. The Gobi Desert, spanning across southern Mongolia and northern China, is known for its otherworldly landscapes, including towering sand dunes, dramatic cliffs, and unique rock formations. It's also home to the "Flaming Cliffs" (Bayanzag), where the first fossils of dinosaur eggs were discovered by Roy Chapman Andrews in the 1920s, contributing to our understanding of prehistoric life. The Gobi Desert holds an air of mystery and fascination, with its remote and seemingly untouched expanses capturing the imagination of adventurers and scientists alike.

02/12/2023

Tengeriin Agui Cave - The Cave of the Sky Spirit:
Near Ulaanbaatar, there's a cave called Tengeriin Agui, which translates to "Cave of the Sky Spirit" in Mongolian. This cave is located in the Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, and it's considered a sacred site by the locals. Legend has it that the cave is the dwelling place of the Sky Spirit, and people often visit it for spiritual reasons. The cave is adorned with colorful prayer flags and offerings left by visitors seeking blessings. The stunning natural surroundings of the cave and the belief in its mystical properties make it a unique and spiritually significant location.

24/10/2023

🌏 Mongolia Unveiled: The Enigmatic Gobi Desert 🌏

Have you ever wondered what it's like to stand in the heart of a desert that holds secrets from time immemorial? Let's take you on a virtual journey to one of Mongolia's most enigmatic places - the Gobi Desert!

🏜️ The Gobi in a Nutshell 🏜️

The Gobi Desert is not just a desert; it's a realm of wonder and history. Here are a few intriguing facts about this otherworldly place:

🔍 Fact #1: It's Not Just Sand 🔍
The Gobi isn't all dunes. You'll discover a diverse landscape with vast stretches of rocky terrain, canyons, oases, and unique desert flora and fauna.

🐫 Fact #2: Home to the Wild Bactrian Camel 🐫
The Gobi is the last sanctuary for the wild Bactrian camel, an endangered species perfectly adapted to life in this harsh environment.

🏜️ Fact #3: A Treasure Trove of Fossils 🏜️
The Gobi is a paleontological paradise, famous for the discovery of dinosaur fossils, including the first dinosaur eggs.

🌅 Fact #4: Witness the Flaming Cliffs 🌅
The iconic Bayanzag, known as the Flaming Cliffs, is where the world met the first dinosaur nest, setting the stage for countless Jurassic discoveries.

🌞 Fact #5: Awe-Inspiring Sunsets 🌞
The Gobi boasts some of the most mesmerizing sunsets in the world, painting the desert with vibrant hues that defy description.

🔮 What Secrets Does the Gobi Hold for You? 🔮

From its timeless landscapes to the mysteries of its past, the Gobi Desert is a place that's waiting to be explored. Are you ready to uncover the wonders hidden within its golden sands?

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13/09/2023

🌍 Explore the Untamed Beauty of Mongolia 🏔️

🗺️ Nestled in the heart of Asia, Mongolia is a land of mystique, where rugged landscapes and timeless traditions converge to create an unforgettable adventure. 🐎

🏞️ Immerse yourself in the vastness of the Gobi Desert, where endless dunes ripple like golden waves beneath the endless blue sky. Witness the majesty of the Altai Mountains, where snow-capped peaks touch the heavens, inviting you to trek and explore. 🏔️

🌅 Mongolia is a realm of raw, unspoiled beauty, where nomadic traditions have thrived for centuries. Experience the warm hospitality of the nomadic herders, share stories around the campfire, and taste the unique flavors of Mongolian cuisine. 🍲

🏇 Saddle up and ride with the wind on the backs of sturdy Mongolian horses, traversing the vast steppe like a modern-day explorer. Discover ancient monasteries hidden in remote valleys and relish the serenity of pristine lakes. 🐴

🌄 At our travel agency, we're here to turn your Mongolian dreams into a reality. Our expert guides will lead you on a journey through this remarkable land, ensuring you experience its wonders to the fullest. From tailor-made itineraries to authentic cultural encounters, we've got it all covered. 🌍

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03/09/2023

Amarbayasgalant Khiid was built between 1727 and 1737 by the Manchu emperor Yongzheng, and dedicated to the great Mongolian Buddhist and sculptor Zanabazar, whose mummified body was moved here in 1779. The design references Manchu style, down to the inscriptions, symmetrical layout, imperial color scheme and roof guardians on every roof corner. Amarbayasgalant Monastery is situated in Selenge aimag

01/09/2023

This 670-sq-km nature reserve located in Dundgobi aimag, only a four-hour drive from Ulaanbaatar, at an elevation of 2200m, is home to hundreds of ibexes (mountain goats), argali (big-horn sheep), gazelles, black vultures, wolves and other wildlife. There are nomadic herder families living in the park, which is studded with spectacular glacial rock formations, their winter corrals built into red cliffs. Aside from the remote location, one of the reasons there is so much wildlife here is because of the water.

31/08/2023

Ongiin Khiid. The bend in the river here marks the remains of two ruined monasteries which are today considered one vast complex known as Ongiin Khiid. Bari Lam Khiid was built in 1810 on the north bank, the same side of the river as the area's tourist ger camps. Khutagt Lam Khiid was built in 1760 on the south. It was formerly one of the largest monasteries in Mongolia, and home to over a thousand monks.

22/08/2023

Mongolian Folk Art

19/08/2023

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14/02/2022

Welcome to Mongolia!

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14, 2022 openinig Mongolian border officially. Welcome