When people think of Mongolia, they mostly think of open plains and grassland steppes where the nomads roam free. To some extent it is true. Mongolia is one of the least densely populated countries in the world. However, since the 1990s Mongolia has slowly been transitioning into a more urbanized way country. There are major …
I can understand the reservation some people might have about traveling to Mongolia, which I’ll get into greater detail regarding the main concerns. While I would encourage anyone from anywhere to visit Mongolia and experience our beautiful country, there are still some things you should be aware of, so let’s get into it. Are Mongolian …
Winter in Mongolia can be one of the harshest and hardest seasons to get through. It’s a country where the climate can be of two extremes during the summer and winter. During the summer, in southern Mongolia, it can reach up to 40* Celsius and during the winter it can drop to -50* celsius in …
There are many beautiful destinations in Mongolia. We have forests, deserts, mountains, and meadows. But some of the most beautiful places include water and we have that too. If you are in Mongolia planning to go on a trip that includes water, these are perfect for you. Lakes in Mongolia Lake Khรถvsgรถl It is the …
Beautiful Lakes, Rivers, Waterfalls in Mongolia You Must SEE Read More »
What to eat in Mongolia? Is it dramatically different from other countries or surprisingly similar? How would you react if I told you it is both. In the capital of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, we eat a variety of food for breakfast: egg, bacon, bread, Nutella, cereal, milk, toast, noodle, etc. But in other parts of the …
Thinking of traveling to Mongolia in the next few months but not sure when to visit? Hereโs just a guideline for you to follow when making your travel plans. The seasons are ordered from the most recommended to the least recommended. Summer Summer is the ideal time to visit Mongolia but be aware that airfare …
For thousands of years, brave warriors on horseback rode the lands of central Asia, taking over nearby towns and cities. The horsemen came from the steppes, which was a flat, grassy area that runs from Asia right into central Europe. These riders lived a nomadic life, moving from one area to another looking for grazing …
Before coming to Mongolia there are a few things you should know before embarking on your journey to the land of the blue sky. While safety and corruption problems have significantly decreased, Mongolia is still not for the weary-hearted. Should You Travel with A Tour Agency or No? If you will be spending a few …
Reading from history books and TV documentaries, you might deduce that Mongolians practice the religion of Buddhism, but is that really so? If we are talking about Mongolians from the Mongolian Empire, there were many different religions that the Mongols practiced, however culturally Mongolians have always practiced Shamanism and Animism, which is still prevalent to …
Looking for a few facts about Mongolia food and its culture? Most people assume Mongolian foods are similar to East Asian dishes, however, you would be greatly mistaken. Mongolian food is much more closely similar to Central Asian foods and dishes. From protein-rich diet hardy foods to interesting snacks and biscuits, Mongolian food culture is …
