The Mongolian nomadic lifestyle is a traditional way of life based on mobile livestock herding and living in harmony with nature. It has been the main form of living in Mongolia for centuries and remains an important part of national culture today. Nomads move seasonally to find fresh pasture and water for their animals, usually […]

*MONGOLIA NAMED ONE OF THE WORLD’S SAFEST TRAVEL DESTINATIONS* The U.S. Department of State has released its updated global travel advisory. According to the report, geopolitical tensions have increased in many regions worldwide, with conflicts related to Iran raising travel risks in certain countries. Meanwhile, Mongolia has been classified as a safe destination for travel, […]

🔷 A national-level conference that brings together government agencies, private sector representatives, and international partners from Mongolia’s tourism industry will take place from March 9–15. 🔷 Last year, more than 1,000 participants from the sector attended the event. This year, keynote speakers from internationally recognized organizations such as The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), […]

Yes and no. Mongolia is safe to visit, but like anywhere, you will have to take some precautions. Especially if you are spending time in nature, you will have to be careful about animals and wild weather. Most countries agree in their assessment that Mongolia is a safe place to visit. The United States places the country under […]

In the vast and rugged landscapes of Mongolia, a majestic guardian silently watches over its territory – the Mongolian Mastiff, a breed deeply ingrained in the country’s rich nomadic heritage. Renowned for its strength, loyalty, and distinctive appearance, the Mongolian Mastiff is a captivating breed that has become a symbol of protection and companionship in […]

Mongolian food is unlike the cuisine of any other culture or country. Shaped by the largely barren geographic conditions of the region, and the predominantly nomadic way of life, food in Mongolia reflects the function-first approach that the land and culture demand. Meat and milk from livestock – in particular, the Five Snouts: horses, yaks, camels, goats, […]

Mongolia offers a diverse range of tourism activities and experiences that cater to different interests and preferences. Here are some of the most popular types of tourism in Mongolia:

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 colour scheme and roof guardians on every roof corner. Despite extensive restoration […]

Visit the Zaisan Memorial Another must-visit destination is the Zaisan Memorial. This iconic landmark will give you a unique opportunity to get lost in panoramic views of the city.  The Zaisan Memorial was constructed in the 1970s to commemorate the soldiers of World War II and to honor the friendship between Mongolia and the Soviet Union. […]

A ger or yurt is a traditional Mongolian dwelling that has been used on the Central Asian steppe for thousands of years. Larger, more durable, and sturdier than a tent, a ger is nevertheless still portable and relatively easy to set up. Nomads have used yurts as shelters for generations, keeping them well protected from […]