Editor’s note: The text has been updated from the original to reflect the fact that the portable homes referred to as yurts in much of Central Asia are known as gers in Mongolia. The most ...

Mongolia, renowned for its sprawling landscapes adorned with pristine yurts and the allure of nomadic culture, seldom conjures thoughts of polo. However, nestled within the depths of the Orkhon ...

Visiting this Asian country means you won't have to deal with large crowds in order to experience and appreciate its natural ...

On the horizon, a dot of colour appears: a solitary figure astride a horse, cloaked in a brightly patterned Mongolian robe, the steppe stretching out around him. The image is Mongolian lore ...

The yurt interior features seats for honoured guests ... From the 13th to the 17th century, the area now known as the Buryat Autonomous Republic was part of the Mongolian empire. As the Buryat peoples ...

For a purpose-built resort in the middle of nowhere, Val Thorens has a surprisingly varied restaurant scene catering for – at ...

a Wisconsin-based agency that specializes in Mongolian tourism. “As soon as the city ends, you’re going to see someone on horseback riding and living in a ger (yurt, the distinctive homes of ...

Groovy Yurts, in business for 20 years, is one of the few businesses to promote Mongolia’s culture in a cross-cultural fashion. Since the company started, around 1,100 Mongolian yurts ...

A Yin is a contemporary Chinese photographer best known for his anthropological documentary images of his home province of Inner Mongolia, China. A’s most acclaimed works are his black-and-white ...

Over the past 30 years, Mongolia has transformed into a vibrant democracy, with treble the level of GDP per capita and increasing school enrollments, and dramatic declines in maternal mortality and ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Breanna is a Mongolia-based writer covering solo travel and gear. “You’re going back to Mongolia in winter? Aren’t temperatures -35 F ...

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the government of Mongolia have inaugurated a 10 MW solar power plant in Mongolia's Govi-Altai province. The project is part of the Upscaling Renewable Energy ...