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

Today Jamo Grand Group held its 2025 Annual Report Meeting, bringing together team members from across all sectors to reflect on the past year’s achievements and plan for the future. Founded in 2008, the group now employs over 120 full-time staff and more than 170 employees during the peak tourist season. Its operations span diverse sectors, including Good Root Meat Processing Company, a water production company, Peace Deli Food & Service branches, Wellspring Voyage tour ope

The Gobi region of Övörkhangai Province is emerging as a promising destination for tourism development. This area is rich in breathtaking landscapes, unique natural formations, and valuable historical and cultural heritage sites. According to the provincial Governor’s action plan, special-interest tourism will be developed by highlighting natural and paleontological attractions such as Khüren Khad Spring, Elsen Sand Therapy Area, the Arts Bogd Mountain Range, Zuunbogd Mountai

Everything We Know About the Physical: Asia  Travel Spinoff Physical : Welcome to Mongolia Netflix’s global strength competition, Physical: Asia, concluded last month with a finale between Team Korea and fan-favorite Team Mongolia, but the collaboration between athletes is continuing off-screen. On December 3, Netflix Korea announced a new four-episode travel spinoff titled Physical: Welcome to Mongolia , filmed in Ulaanbaatar and key cultural sites across the country. Key me

The Mongolian scholar, geographer, ethnographer, and archaeologist Shar Damdinsuren, known as Simukov, created the first map of Mongolia’s geography, politics, and natural features, and published 3,000 copies in 1937 As a travel itinerary designer, I’ve always been fascinated by maps; they are a traveler’s best friend. A good map doesn’t just show locations; it helps plan journeys, discover hidden treasures, and make every trip meaningful. In the tourism industry, maps are es

When Enkh-Orgil Baatarkhuu stepped into the bright lights of the ONE Championship arena in Bangkok, he carried more than just his gloves and determination. He carried the stories of the Mongolian steppe, the weight of his coach’s legacy, and the hopes of a nation. And on that unforgettable night, he delivered. Enkh-Orgil defeated Brazil’s Fabricio Andrade by submission in the third round, becoming the ONE Bantamweight MMA World Champion only the second Mongolian in history to

Physical Asia Netflix’s reality competition  Physical: Asia  has drawn global attention to Mongolia following the country’s remarkable debut in the international spin-off of the hit Korean series  Physical: 100 . This marks  the first time Mongolia has participated in a Netflix reality show , and the team made an impressive entrance, advancing all the way to the finals and securing second place. The show, which aired from October to November 2025, introduced a multinational c

The JAMOGRAND annual traditional workshop has been completed. During the Task Management Workshop, our team members enhanced their skills in planning and prioritizing tasks efficiently, learning how to achieve high performance even within a short timeframe. Participants gained key knowledge and practical skills in the following areas: 🔹  Prioritization Identify what’s important and urgent, and tackle those tasks first. Categorize tasks by type. Recognizing time-consuming tas

Mongolian architecture has evolved from traditional gers to modern designs, blending heritage with contemporary innovation. From the iconic ger  (yurt), the portable circular dwelling perfected over centuries of nomadic life, to the sleek glass towers of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia’s architectural journey reflects resilience, adaptation, and cultural pride. Each structure, whether felt-covered or steel-framed, represents the Mongolian people’s enduring balance between tradition and

Today, November 19, marks International Men’s Day, a global observance dedicated to recognizing the achievements, contributions, and well-being of men and boys. The purpose of this day is defined as “protecting the rights of men and boys”, while also celebrating their roles in society, particularly within families, communities, nation-building, unity, and childcare. International Men’s Day was first observed on February 8, 1992, in the United States as part of a broader initi

As of October 31, 2025, 37,939 foreign nationals from 132 countries are registered to reside in Mongolia for official or private purposes, a number that reflects Mongolia’s growing openness and the country’s increasingly international character. By nationality, the largest groups are from the People’s Republic of China (24,626), the Russian Federation (2,720), the Republic of Korea (1,594), and the United States (1,004), with 7,995 citizens from other countries. These diverse

Mongolia launches isf.mn  — a new digital platform streamlining visa applications as services transition from evisa.mn ." The Immigration Agency of Mongolia has announced the launch of a new digital platform, isf.mn , to streamline visa application services. The platform is currently in a transitional phase as operations gradually shift from the existing eVisa.mn system. During this interim period, foreign nationals temporarily residing in Mongolia for official or personal t

Long before airplanes and highways, vast caravans journeyed across the endless deserts and grasslands of Central Asia, carrying silk, spices, gold, and ideas between East and West. This legendary network of trade routes became known as the Silk Road, a timeless symbol of connection, culture, and adventure. At the very heart of this world-spanning network lies Mongolia, a land where the spirit of the Silk Road still lives on in its open steppes, nomadic traditions, and ancie

Art Zaya Mongolian art, from traditional paintings and calligraphy to contemporary works by emerging artists, reflects the country’s nomadic heritage. Because Mongolians moved frequently across the vast steppe, many art forms, such as thangkas, ritual scrolls, and portable crafts, were designed to be easily transported. This adaptability allowed cultural expression to travel with families, preserving traditions despite constant movement. Today, tourists can experience this ri

The 9th Tourism Ministerial Meeting of Mongolia, the People’s Republic of China, and the Russian Federation was successfully held in Darkhan, Mongolia, on November 7, 2025. The 9th Tourism Ministerial Meeting of Mongolia, the People’s Republic of China, and the Russian Federation was successfully held in Darkhan, Mongolia, on November 7, 2025. The meeting was opened by Ms. Undram Chinbat, Minister of Culture, Sports, Tourism, and Youth of Mongolia; Mr. Wang Jianhua, Vice Mini

When most people think about Mongolia and England, they imagine two worlds apart, one a land of sweeping grasslands and nomadic traditions, the other an island nation of castles, rain, and tea. But while these countries are geographically distant, their stories have quietly intersected for centuries in surprising and meaningful ways. From the Mongol Empire to Medieval England Back in the 13th century, when the Mongol Empire stretched from Korea to Eastern Europe, even faraway