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06/04/2023

This is why 2023 is the year to Visit Mongolia.
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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.

21/03/2023

Welcome to Mongolia 🇲🇳, where every step is a journey of discovery!
Experience the Thrill of Outdoor Adventures in Mongolia If you're looking for an adrenaline rush, Mongolia has plenty to offer. Go horseback riding, trekking, or camel riding through the rugged terrain, or try your hand at fishing, rafting, or even hunting. There's no shortage of outdoor adventures in Mongolia!

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12/10/2022

Chinggis Khaan Museum opened to the public, unveiling a vast permanent exhibition of accurate copies of historical items related to the Mongol Empire. We are sure visiting this museum will be one of the highlights of the Ulaanbaatar city tour, , , ,

06/04/2022

The last of the giant camels and archaic humans lived together in Mongolia

Camelus knoblochi, a species of giant two-humped camel, survived in Mongolia alongside modern humans—and perhaps Neanderthals and Denisovans—until about 27,000 years ago, according to a statement released by Frontiers. Fossilized remains of the giant camel have been found in Tsagaan Agui Cave al...

31/03/2022

MIAT Mongolian Airlines launches regular direct flights to Istanbul starting on 06 April 2022 by Boeing 767-300ER aircraft.
MIAT departing from Ulaanbaatar on Wednesday at timetable below:
UBN- IST, 08:00 - 12:30; IST-UBN 14:10 - 03:30 +1 day

09/07/2021

A new electronic visa (eVisa) for Mongolia has been launched, following a decision made by Parliament in December 2020. This will allow foreign travelers to obtain permission to visit the country online.

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the platform is currently not issuing visas.
However, the country’s entry restrictions have been loosened for certain travelers and it is expected that eVisas will become available in the near future as the situation deescalates further.

When the system starts issuing visas, the following categories will be available via the online application:
• Tourist visas (category K2)
• Transit visas (category K4)
• Cultural and Sporting Event visas (category K6)

Tourist eVisas and Cultural and Sporting Event eVisas will allow the holder to stay in Mongolia for up to 30 days.
Transit eVisas will allow a maximum of 10 days between flights.
Mongolia eVisas have a validity of 150 days. They can be used to enter the country a single time during this period.
https://evisa.mn

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06/07/2021

The new Chinggis Khaan International Airport (UBN) serving Mongolia’s capital Ulaanbaatar officially started operations on July 4. Backed by Japanese investment, the new airport is located in the Tuv province about 50 km southwest of central Ulaanbaatar. The first flight to the new airport was conducted by MIAT, Mongolian Airlines flight enroute Ulaanbaatar-Tokyo-Ulaanbaatar.

The airport will be operated by Narita International Airport Corporation, Mitsubishi Corporation, Japan Airport Terminal and Jalux in partnership with the Mongolian Government. The partners have signed a 15-year deal with the government to run the facility.

Operations at new Ulaanbaatar International Airport were supposed to begin in 2020 but were delayed due to the pandemic.

A Narita International Airport Corporation spokesperson said: “Although the pandemic has significantly reduced air travel in Mongolia, demand for flights is expected to increase over the medium to long term, particularly in Ulaanbaatar, the country’s capital and center of its political and economic activity. The new airport will likely play an increasingly prominent role over the coming years.”