One Team, One Goal, One Jamogrand The Jamogrand Group held a vibrant, multi-sport event this weekend, bringing employees together for a dynamic day of competition, camaraderie, and talent discovery. The "Jamogrand" Group Sports Day featured a 4-sport tournament where teams put their speed, agility, and teamwork to the ultimate test in basketball, volleyball, agility contests, and chess. Participants traveled from across the region to attend, with notable representation from K

Dreamy Gobi dawn Watching the sunrise in the Mongolian Gobi isn’t just a "sight" to see, it’s a moment that stays with you forever. If you’re planning a stay at Dream Gobi Lodge, here is what that experience actually feels like: The magic of a Gobi morning The first thing you’ll notice is the stillness. Before the world wakes up, the desert is so quiet you can almost hear your own heartbeat. Because the air in the Gobi is so crisp and pure, the colors aren’t blurred; they are

Starting in 2026, Spring Airlines will launch direct flights between Shanghai and Ulaanbaatar. Shanghai-based Spring Airlines, a leading low-cost carrier (LCC) in China, is set to launch its direct service between Shanghai Pudong (PVG) and Ulaanbaatar (UBN) on March 3, 2026. This move marks a significant shift in Mongolia's aviation landscape, which has historically been dominated by full-service carriers. Expanded Operations and Logistics Spring Airlines will be the first Ch

#GoMongolia #WinterTourism #NomadicCulture #VisitMongolia While the data shows a spike in numbers, the real story of Mongolia in early 2026 is about a change in atmosphere. It’s no longer just a place people visit when the grass is green; it's becoming a destination for those seeking a "raw" and "honest" travel experience. Here is a more human-centered look at why these 21,000+ people chose to brave the Mongolian winter this January: The "Deep Freeze" Appeal For many traveler

In the culinary world, exceptional taste is only half the story. The foundation of any great meal is safety and nutritional integrity. At JAMOGRAND Group, we believe that understanding the science behind food, from how it’s stored to how it’s paired, is essential for protecting our guests' health and delivering a truly premium dining experience. With this commitment in mind, we are currently conducting a comprehensive Food Hygiene Theory & Practice Training for our entire res

A quick ping pong timeout during our immersive leadership training at Terelj Hills Lodge. Sometimes the best breakthroughs happen at the table, not the whiteboard. Our team recently gathered at the serene Terelj Hills Lodge for our routine staff training, but this session was anything but ordinary. In our commitment to constant improvement, we stepped out of our daily departments and into each other's shoes. Breaking Barriers Between Front and Back of House True hospitality i

Newark to Nomad. Skip the layover, start the adventure. For decades, Mongolia has remained one of the final frontiers for North American travelersa destination of mythic proportions that required a marathon of flights and exhausting layovers. Starting in June 2026, Air Transat will make history by launching the first-ever direct service between Toronto Pearson (YYZ) and Ulaanbaatar (UBN). This isn't just a new route; it’s a direct bridge from the heart of Canada to the "Land

The USA, Canada, and Australians hit the visa-free consecutive years. Find out if your country is on the list. If you are planning a journey to the "Land of the Eternal Blue Sky" in 2026, this is the official green light you’ve been waiting for. Whether you’re dreaming of the golden dunes of the Gobi, the lush valleys of Terelj, or a quiet retreat at the Aryabal Meditation Temple, the path to Mongolia has never been more open. To support the ongoing "Go Mongolia" national to

This day transcends a simple holiday; it is a profound tribute to the resilience of the Mongolian spirit. It commemorates the historic moment in 1911 when a nation, after enduring 220 years of Manchu Qing Dynasty rule, reclaimed its sovereignty and revived its ancestral statehood. The 1911 Revolution: A Turning Point in History On December 29, 1911, historically recorded as the ninth day of the mid-winter month in the Year of the Female Iron Pig, the Mongolian people successf

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. As the snow settles across the vast Mongolian plains, the National Statistics Office has released the preliminary results of the 2025 livestock census. For travelers planning their journey to the "Land of Eternal Blue Sky," these numbers tell a story of resilience, tradition, and a deep commitment to environmental sustainability. The Heartbeat of the Nomadic Way of Life Mongolia’s livestock population has reached 58.1 million heads, a steady 0.8% incre

The one sitting on the right is Amarbuyan U. Amarbuyan, trip leader at "Jamo Grand" Group, has been honored with the "Best Tour Guide" award at the "TOURISM AWARDS - 2025" ceremony. While he couldn't be there in person, our manager, M. Tsogbayar, was honored to accept the award on his behalf. Anyone who has traveled with Amarbuyan knows this award is well-deserved. For years, he has poured his heart and soul into his work, turning every trip into an unforgettable journey. His

In the early 13th century, Chinggis Khan established the Mongol Empire, a vast dominion stretching from East Asia to Eastern Europe. As one of the largest and most culturally diverse empires in history, it required an effective legal system to maintain unity and order. Central to this system was the Yassa, the legal code attributed to Genghis Khan. Although the complete text of the Yassa has not survived, historical accounts reveal its profound influence on Mongol governance,

Jamogrand training session At Jamogrand, we believe that exceptional travel experiences begin with an exceptional internal culture. We are far more than a travel agency; we are a group company committed to global standards, ensuring that our internal workflows, quality controls, and methodologies meet the highest international benchmarks. To further this commitment, our team recently completed an intensive three-day "Smart Work" training. This journey wasn’t just about office

While Mongolia is best known for its ancient nomadic traditions and Buddhist heritage, Christmas is quietly becoming part of the winter season, especially in and around Ulaanbaatar. For expats and winter travelers seeking a festive yet peaceful getaway, Terelj Hills Lodge offers an ideal setting to celebrate Christmas surrounded by nature. From November, Terelj Hills Lodge decorates the entire property with festive Christmas décor, creating a warm and cheerful holiday atmosph

JAMO GRAND Group is proud to announce that it has been awarded the Tourism Entrepreneur of the Year Awardby the Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MNCCI). This prestigious recognition highlights the JAMO GRAND group’s meaningful contribution to the advancement of winter and four-season tourism in Mongolia. In Ömnögovi Province, JAMO GRAND Group has successfully developed a four-season winter tourism complex, designed to operate year-round and support sustain

Maimaa Street was one of the central thoroughfares of early Ulaanbaatar (then Urga) in the early 20th century. During this period, the city was transitioning from a traditional nomadic settlement with gers (yurts) and Buddhist monasteries to a more structured urban environment influenced by trade, administration, and foreign interactions. Photographs of Maimaa Street from this era reveal: Architectural styles: a mix of traditional gers, early wooden and brick buildings, and s

Jamogrand kicked off an exciting new chapter with a vibrant, out-of-this-world party! The theme? Aliens! Employees and guests arrived on time dressed as aliens from every corner of the galaxy, sporting creative costumes, glowing accessories, and imaginative makeup. The venue itself was transformed into a futuristic space world, complete with stars, planets, flying saucers, colorful lights, and lively music—making the celebration truly immersive. The party featured friendly co

A captivating glimpse of traditional Mongolian life comes from a photograph taken on September 18, 1958, by Czechoslovak archaeologist Alois Kleybl. While surveying the Kul-Tegei monument, his expedition passed through Arvaikheer on the way back to Ulaanbaatar, capturing a marmot hunter in the area known as “Old Orkhon.” This image highlights Mongolia’s rich nomadic traditions and the deep connection between local communities and the land. Marmot hunting, historically practic

This 1957 photograph captures everyday life on the outskirts of Ulaanbaatar during a pivotal period of social transition. Taken by Czechoslovak archaeologist and Mongolist Lumír Jisl,  the image offers a rare visual insight into the city’s peripheral communities, where traditional ger districts coexisted with the early stages of urban expansion. While conducting archaeological research across Mongolia in the 1950s and 1960s, Jisl documented not only ancient sites but also con