Summer in Mongolia, from June to August, offers the best weather for travelers, with long sunny days, mild to hot temperatures, and relatively little rainfall. June is fresh and comfortable, July brings the warmest conditions, and August stays pleasant while hinting at the coming autumn. It’s the ideal season for exploring both Ulaanbaatar and the […]
Most travelers find that spending 2–3 days in Ulaanbaatar is the perfect amount of time to experience the city’s highlights. This allows you to visit key attractions such as Sukhbaatar Square, the National Museum, and Gandantegchinlen Monastery, while also enjoying the mix of modern life and traditional culture. After a couple of days, many visitors […]
Understanding Mongolian Fur: The First Step to Effective Cleaning There’s something extraordinarily captivating about Mongolian fur, isn’t there? Its alluring curls and unmatched softness, adding warmth and sophistication to your space. Maybe it’s a gorgeous throw blanket on your sofa or an inviting Mongolian fur pillow on your favorite reading chair; you’ve chosen Mongolian fur for its […]
Mongolia, known for its vast, rugged expanses and nomadic culture, is home to a unique cultural symbol known as the Creepy Teepee or Ovoo. These structures, often created from piles of rocks or wood, pepper the landscape, serving as poignant reminders of ancient traditions and belief systems. Deeply intertwined with the local customs, the Creepy […]
How Tall Are Mongolians Really? You’ve probably seen those documentaries showing massive Mongolian wrestlers and intimidating warriors charging across the steppes. But are all Mongolian men actually the giants that movies and pop culture make them out to be? The simple truth might surprise you: Mongolian people would be considered pretty average in most places […]
What Mongolians Actually Look Like When most people think of Mongolians, they picture the fierce warriors from movies—tall, dark, and imposing figures charging across the steppes. But as someone who’s actually Mongolian, I can tell you this Hollywood image barely scratches the surface of what we really look like. The truth is, Mongolians are incredibly […]
Picture this: endless white steppes stretching to the horizon, nomadic herders wrapped in traditional dels, and the world’s coldest capital city bundled under layers of snow. Welcome to Mongolia in winter—a destination that’s definitely not for everyone, but absolutely magical for the right traveler. As someone who’s spent most of my life in Mongolia, I […]
The Tsaatan, also known as the Dukha, is a small nomadic community residing in the remote taiga, a boreal forest region, near Khuvsgul Lake, close to the border of Russia. Their population is estimated to be around 400 individuals. Unlike most Mongolians who lead a pastoral lifestyle, the Tsaatan’s primary occupation revolves around reindeer herding. […]
Mongolia, a vast landlocked country in East Asia, offers a unique travel experience with its breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and nomadic traditions. If you’re planning a trip to Mongolia, it’s essential to have an idea of the typical costs involved. In this article, we will explore the various aspects that contribute to the overall […]
In recent years, Mongolian musicians and bands, such as the renowned group The Hu, have showcased the Tovshuur in their performances, contributing to its rising popularity. The Hu’s fusion of traditional Mongolian music with rock and metal elements has captivated audiences worldwide, and the Tovshuur has played a prominent role in their compositions. The unique […]