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01/01/2026

Happy new year! 💛💙💚💜🎄🎄🎄🎁🎁🎇🎇

27/09/2023

Happy World Tourism Day to all travellers!

24/09/2023

Tsagaan Suvarga is an arduous scarp in Olziit soum of Dundgovi province. Once a floor of the ocean, this scarp looks like a white stupa, hence the name Tsagaan Suvarga (white stupa). This scarp is 400 meters long and 60 meters tall with a 90 degree brink. After a rain, the water pouring down the scarp makes it look like a huge waterfall.
There’s an interesting cave 7 km to the east of Tsagaan Suvarga named Hevtee Bosoo Agui. In this 50 meters long cave, you have to crawl at some point but will be able to walk normally in other parts of the cave, hence the name Hevtee Bosoo Agui (Laying Standing Cave).

05/03/2023

Join us on an our NEW expedition: http://tinyurl.com/4cybac6w

23/02/2023

Happy Tsag On (Tsagaan) Sar! Happy Mongolian Lunar New year!

“Tsagaan Sar” celebration is the Lunar New Year for the Mongols according to their centuries-old lunar astrology. This year the Mongols celebrate Tsagaan sar (Lunar Year) usually in February. Date changes every year.
The Mongols celebrate Tsagaan Sar since the Xiongnu empire (from the 3rd century BC to the late 1st century) for passing the harsh winter in good health and is considered as the beginning of spring.
Moreover, the Tsagaan Sar is a big family celebration as everyone gather at their elders, grandparents or parents home to greet and wish well for the coming year.
The date of the celebration is determined according to the lunar calendar. This year the first day of Tsagaan Sar occurs on Feb 21st and the first 3 days of Tsagaan Sar is non-working public holiday nationwide.
In the city, the first 3 days of Tsagaan Sar is a holiday, though it extends as long as 15 days for nomads in the countryside, and after Day 15 the new year is no longer new, and everyone stops visits and festivities and goes back to the normal, ever busy lifestyle.
Families, especially women prepare for Tsagaan Sar celebration at least one month prior by cleaning houses, yards

01/12/2022

12/07/2022

Little Archeress 🏹😘

At Naadam Festival in Mongolia

09/07/2022

Happy "Naadam" festival.
The Naadam Festival is a traditional festival and one of the biggest events in the Mongolian calendar.
The three day event officially celebrates the Mongolian Revolution and independence, although the festival is said to predate Chinggis Khan.
Each Naadam festival starts with an opening ceremony that features horse riders, wrestlers, athletes, musicians, monks, and dancers.
The Naadam Festival is locally known as "Eriin gurvan naadam," which means "Three games of men." The games include archery, horse racing, and wrestling.

10/05/2022

Beautiful Amarbayasgalant Monastery 😊

09/05/2022

Visit

06/05/2022

Mongolia BBQ