There are more than 7,400 active enterprises in the construction and real estate sector in Mongolia, accounting for 6 percent of the tota...

As of the third quarter of this year, the average price of new apartments in the capital city reached 2.49 million MNT per square meter, ...

image from new.mn Economic and Financial Affairs Council of the EU officially removed Mongolia from the EU grey list of non-cooperative j...

Mongolia hosts about 13–22% of the estimated global snow leopard population in less than 10% of the total range of the species. According...

In this stunning cinematic view of Mongolia’s past and present, film director & novelist Robert H. Lieberman and long-time creative colla...

In Mongolia, you will often see men drink their tea in silver cups. Some have an old cup inherited from family. Because of the health be...

Artist Battogtokh For centuries, art has been the window to understand Mongolian people, the cultures, and the ways of life of that parti...

This video will introduce a brief history of Mongolia. Since this documentary was aired, Mongolia has changed a lot. It is nice to look...

Mongolia is not overly religious, conservative, or liberal. Mongolians have a reputable history of having an open-minded attitude towards...

As of October 5, 2020, the number of new coronavirus infections reached 314, with 307 recoveries. All of them are imported cases and NO c...

The main feature of the Mongolian traditional boots is that they have a unique shape with upturned toes and various ornamentation, which ...

In general, the hat often symbolizes a role you are playing in your life, it also represents what country you are from. In Mongolian cult...

When Mongolians call a waiter/waitress-zuugch, you say “minii duu” (brother, sister if younger than you), “ahaa”- brother, “egchee” siste...

For centuries, most Mongolians lived as nomads depending on the livestock. Herder families live in a Ger- which means “home” a small mobi...

When entering a ger, a host guide you head to the right side of a ger and show you where to sit. If you are wearing a hat, leave it on to...

Mongolians say, “saihan taniltslaa” – “nice to meet you” after they have met you for the first time, and before you say goodbye. You say,...

Tiim - Yes Тийм Ugui - No Үгүй Bayartai - Bye Баяртай Daraa uulzya - See you later Дараа уулзъя Udahgui uulzya - See you soon Удахгүй...

Ene yamar unetei we? – How much is this? Энэ ямар үнэтэй вэ? Dooshoo baigaa yu? – What is the cheaper price? Доошоо байгаа юу? Uur ungu ...

Minii ner Elisa. – My name is Elisa Миний нэр Элиса (You may shake hands with Mongolians when you meet them) Tanii ner hen be? -...

Mongolians use many kinds of greetings. First greetings, everyday greetings, work greetings, seasonal greetings, city greetings, countrys...