Mongolia travel information

Kholoo jiikh meant to sit with legs extended. A person would sit on a rug, not bending his knees, keeping his head and body erect. This posture was not for adults, but for little children while being taught to sit upright or learning to walk,...

This is the centre of Mongolian Buddhism, known as ‘Gandan’ monastery for short. The abbot of Gandan monastery, the senior Buddhist in Mongolia today, studied at the Dalai Lama’s religious academy in India and has the title of Gavj. Gandan’s Sanskrit...

The Chinggis Khaan Hotel is conveniently located in the business and cultural center of Ulaanbatar, Captial city of Mongolia. Chinggis Khaan is the first and only one 4 star hotel complex in Ulaanbaatar, which has total 16 rooms, fully equipped Inter...

According to a Mongol proverb, “a Mongol man without a horse is like a bird without wings”. Mongolian nomadic culture is intensely linked to horses. Mongolian children grow up with horses, becoming skillful riders before they are five. The horse and the nomadic lifestyle enabled the Mongols led by C...