Dear Travel Partners and Buyers, We warmly invite you to expand your travel offerings by discovering Mongolia with us at the upcoming WTM in London! Zendmen Travel Mongolia will be exhibiting once again at the World Travel Market from November 5–7, and we would be delighted to connect with you at our stand, N12-529. Join…
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Mongolia is gaining global interest as a travel destination. Lonely Planet has named Mongolia as the best country to explore in 2024. These are what Lonely Planet highlights about Mongolia. Traditional Music Traditional Mongolian music is deeply rooted in nomadic culture, featuring distinctive elements such as throat singing (khoomei), the iconic horsehead fiddle (morin khuur),…
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Mongolia hosts various festivals throughout the year, celebrating its rich cultural heritage and nomadic traditions. The year 2024 will see various events, including the Reindeer Festival, Crane Festival, Silver Reeds Festival, Tea Road Festival, and more. Each of these celebrations provides a window into the vibrant livelihoods of Mongolian nomads, offering an immersive experience in…
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Riding a horse in Mongolia is not merely an activity; it is an immersive experience that allows you to connect deeply with the cultural heritage and natural beauty of this proud nation. The horse holds a profound significance in Mongolian culture, being an integral part of their nomadic lifestyle and history. In this article, we…
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Dear Travel Enthusiasts, As we bid farewell to another chapter of adventures and discoveries, the team at Zendmen Travel Mongolia extends warm greetings to each of you. The turning of the calendar marks not just the end of a year but the beginning of a new chapter filled with promises, possibilities, and, of course, the…
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Mongolia experiences a continental climate, characterized by extreme temperatures and a wide temperature range between seasons. Winters in Mongolia are particularly cold, with temperatures often dropping well below freezing. Here are some key aspects of Mongolian winter weather: Temperature: Winters in Mongolia are bitterly cold, especially in the northern and western regions. In January, the…
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Introduction: Naadam is a traditional Mongolian festival celebrated annually, showcasing the “Three Manly Games” – wrestling, horse racing, and archery. Rooted in nomadic culture, the festival highlights the skills historically essential for survival on the steppes. Wrestlers engage in intense matches, horse races cover vast distances, and archers display precision with traditional bows. Beyond sports,…
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The Tsaatan, also known as the Dukha, are a small nomadic community residing in the northernmost regions of Mongolia, near the border with Russia. They are renowned for their traditional reindeer herding lifestyle and deep connection with nature. Here’s some more information about these fascinating nomadic communities: Lifestyle: The Tsaatan people have a nomadic lifestyle,…
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Mongolian autumn is a beautiful season with stunning landscapes and colorful foliage. The weather is generally mild and dry, making it a great time to explore the country’s outdoor attractions. The grasslands turn golden-yellow, and the leaves on the trees change into vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow. The clear blue skies provide a…
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Have you heard that Mongolian horses are considered to be semi-wild? Mongolian horses are often referred to as “semi-wild” because although they are domesticated, they still retain many of their instincts and behaviors. This is partly due to the fact that they have been bred for thousands of years in the harsh and unforgiving environment…
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