Mongolian Culture

Mongolia is famous for it's forefather Chinggis Khaan who united the rival clans in 1206 under the great Mongolian Empire. During this time he integrated many ancient traditions and beliefs with his own. There is evidence of ancient people living in the steppes and deserts of the region from many years previous.

Mongolia has so much of interest to offer, here's just a taste.

Part of the ancient Manjushir Monastery 80km from Ulaan Baatar	Morin Huur Orchestra perfofmance
The traditional seat of Bhudism in Mongolia, Gandan in Ulaan Baatar	Mongolian food centres around dairy products produced by nomadic herders
A lone ger on the steppes, the traditional dwelling of Mongolians	Mongolia's rich heritage is reflected in the new Parliament building in Ulaan Baatar
The Traditional Mongolian Deel is still worn by many people	Now some schools are teaching the old Mongolian script

We plan all our Cultural trips and tours from a blank sheet of paper. All we need is some basic information from you and we'll develop a bespoke programme.

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