Mongolian Picture Moment : World’s Tallest Man in Mongolian Wedding Dress 
Here’s the world’s tallest man, 59 year old Bao Xishun with his 29 year old bride in a fantastic, traditional Mongolian Wedding Ceremony. They were married ...

My Mongolia 
Sunset in Mongolia.

I love my country Mongolia 
What a great country is my Mongolia!

HOVD HAR US NUUR 
Hovd Har Us Nuur ( Black Water ) lake in Khovd, Western Mongolia, from Durgun village. I believe this is one of the largest lakes in Western Mongolia. Beautiful!...

Sum Huh Burd  
This place is called Sum Huh Burd, located in Dundgov aimag (Middle Gobi province). The lake is seasonal, the remains/rocks of the ruined temple are flat....

Khustai National Park or Hustain Nuruu 
Khustai National Park is protected area where endangered Mongolian wild horses were brought after years. It is a massive and gigantic park.

SEE MONGOLIA's proud BUILDING 
i really dont know how old is this building? but i liked it very much.. i think u too

Mongolia-Bush-Asia 
Bush along with his folks in the picture seems to be in a Mongolian style. I guess the guy with a big smile is Mongolian president, Nambariin Enkhbayar,...

Ulan Bator  Not rated yet
Ulan Bator or Ulaanbaatar, in English: The Red Hero), is the capital and largest city of Mongolia. The city is an independent municipality not part of ...

Stone drawings in Mongolia  Not rated yet
Important prehistoric sites are the Paleolithic stone drawings in Mongolia, of the Khoid Tsenkheriin Agui (Northern Cave of Blue) in Khovd Province, and ...

Full Moon   Not rated yet
Fool Moon in Kherlen, Mongolia

Photo by Chinzo

Gobi Rocks  Not rated yet
The Gobi measures over 1,610 km (1,000 mi) from southwest to northeast and 800 km (497 mi) from north to south. The desert is widest in the west, along ...

Snowfall in Mongolia  Not rated yet
First Snowfall in Kherulen River Valley

Photo by Chinzo

Sunset in Dornod  Not rated yet
Dornod (Mongolian: East) is the easternmost of the 21 aimags (provinces) of Mongolia. Its capital is Choibalsan.

Khalkha are the ethnic majority of ...

Tuul River  Not rated yet
Tuul River (Mongolian: Tuul gol; in older sources also Tola) is a river in central and northern Mongolia considered sacred by the Mongols. It is 704 km ...

Eruu River - Selenge, Mongolia  Not rated yet
Eruu River - Selenge (Mongolian: Сэлэнгэ) is one of the 21 aimags (provinces) of Mongolia, located in the north ...

Mongolian birthmark  Not rated yet
A Mongolian birthmark is a blemish on the skin formed before birth. A little over than 1 in 10 babies have a vascular birthmark.

They are part of the ...

Mongolian models  Not rated yet
Mongolian models on Mongolian fashion show

Tsaatan tribe  Not rated yet
High ranges of Sayan Mountains covered by thick forests, river valleys of Shishged, Tengis, Bus, Jams on northern border of Mongolia - these are places ...

Mongolian Women  Not rated yet
Beautiful Mongolian women in fancy traditional costumes.

Panoramic Mongolia  Not rated yet
Mother Mount in Central province, Mongolia

Panorama Mongolia  Not rated yet
Ulziit river basin in Mongolia

Ikh Gazriin Chuluu  Not rated yet
These rocky mountains are situated in Dundgov aimag. They spread out from west to east covering about 20 kilometers. There are many interesting stories ...

Mongolian Princes  Not rated yet
Mongolian Princes in Urga, 1922 - R.C. Andrews, AMNH

Khorgo mountain   Not rated yet
hello
I'am happy to be here. My Mongolian air is pure, the sky is blue and people are all friendly. I'am about to go traveling to Uvurkhsngai, Arkhangai ...

Chinggisiin baatruud   Not rated yet
Mongolian warriors in a movie shot.

Raw, wild and breathtaking beautiful  Not rated yet
What made me come to Mongolia, i'll never know. it was almost like a call from the unknown. as the plane hovered above Ulaanbaatar... i was taken by the ...

Mongolia in pictures  Not rated yet


Wow! How beautiful is Mongolia? And the music and the singer, landscape, unique culture, nomadic lifestyle, people, hospitality and great ...

Mongolia in pictures  Not rated yet


Untouched nature of Mongolia. Exciting nightlife in Ulaanbaatar. If you are looking for a perfect vacation that will be away from people ...

Megjid Janraisag  Not rated yet
Megjid Janraisag is over 80 feet tall goddess in Gandan monastery which is one of two monasteries survived in Ulaanbaatar during communist purges.

Gandan Monastery   Not rated yet
Gandan is one of two monasteries survived in Ulaanbaatar during communist purges. Now it stands strong as a symbol of national identity.

Blankets 4 Mongolia 2008   Not rated yet
Last year Yoko sent me 5000 badges to share with schoolchildren in Australia who helped me collect blankets for Mongolians.

I organized the Magical ...

Mongolia Travel Photo  Not rated yet
Mongolia Travel photo from Steve in Montreal, Canada

Bayan-Ölgii  Not rated yet
Bayan-Ölgii aimag is located in the extreme west of the country, and shares borders with both Russia and China. The border between the two neighboring ...

Sunset in the Gobi  Not rated yet
Sunset in the Gobi is one of the most beautiful moments of my trip to Mongolia.

Gobi Desert Dunes  Not rated yet
This is a shot of the beautiful and awe inspiring Gobi Desert in Mongolia. The dunes have been carved out perfectly by the wind and time, and it is truly ...

Mongolian landscape  Not rated yet
This a great picture of Mongolian landscape! I really liked my visit to the wide and wild nature of Mongolia!

Mongolia wild flowers  Not rated yet
Thais is a great picture about Mongolia wild nature. I really like these flowers!

Yurt  Not rated yet
Yurt picture in the snow in Mongolia. In Mongolian language, it is called GER, it is hard to pronounce for English speaking people.

Mongolia  Not rated yet
This site is really neat. I like the layout and the picture header at the top; I also like that you can upload your own photos and provide your own opinions ...

Mongolia  Not rated yet
This is an awesome picture of Mongolian architecture. It is a picture of picture of one of the Mongolian Buddhist monasteries. It just shows the uniqueness ...

Mongolian Wildlife  Not rated yet
Mongolian Wildlife to be Recorded on Film
Written by Kirril Shields

Mongolian wildlife will soon be captured, on camera that is. A Wildlife ...

Mongol kids  Not rated yet
I love this picture of mongol kids, they are so cute, they are so lovely. Looks like they just enjoy the life.

Mongol fishing   Not rated yet
What? The little boy is fishing without a proper equipments? No wonder why the Mongols survived in this land for thousands of years in harsh living conditions....

Ger camp in Ogii lake  Not rated yet
These ger camps are gorgeous and truly will give a sense of experience of this unique nomadic culture. Spending days and nights in close contact with the ...

Ger Camp in Khuvsgul lake  Not rated yet
Basically, outside UB, the capital city, and other major cities, towns you will get to stay in ger camps, traditional dwellings. They are built to accommodate ...

Gobi Host Family  Not rated yet
The family was extremely nice though, and once again the surroundings of their home were beautiful.

Baga Gazariin Chuuluu  Not rated yet
The main stop of today was a series of rock formations called Baga Gazariin Chuuluu, which you could loosely translate as 'Lucky Luke desert'. Again, the ...

Gobi image  Not rated yet
We stayed the night near Tsagaan Suvraga, a beautiful part of the desert which resembles the painted desert in Utah, USA. We drove up to a set of eroded ...

Inhabitants of Gobi Desert  Not rated yet
Today the scenery was slightly less exciting. The scenery didn't change as much as it had done yesterday, and for most of the time it was desert steppe ...

the Ice gorge of Yolyn Am   Not rated yet
In the afternoon we stopped at Yolyn Am, an area originally set up as a bird protection area, which is one of the most unusual sights in the Gobi. Smack ...

State Department Store, Ulaanbaatar  Not rated yet
State Department Store, Ulaanbaatar

Culture shock is definitely one way to describe our arrival in Ulaanbaatar. Heaven would be another. From the moment ...

Mongolia Male Archers   Not rated yet
Mongolia Male Archers

Mongolia police officer  Not rated yet
Mongolia police officer at Naadam in 2004

Mongolia Horse Racing   Not rated yet
Mongolia Horse Racing is a huge lucrative sport in modern Mongolia. Mongol horses are cute, small but proved to be very strong and enduring long distance ...

Mongol Archery  Not rated yet
Mongol archery is one of the four sports that takes place during National Independence Holidays celebrated 9-11 July. Usually, it is called a manly sport ...

Mongolia Gobi Desert , Yolyn Am  Not rated yet
Mongolia Gobi Desert, Yolyn Am (Mongolian: Ёлын Ам, Lammergeier Valley) is a deep and narrow gorge in the Gurvansaikhan ...

Mongolia Main Religion  Not rated yet
Mongolia main religion is Buddhism, branch of Tibetan Lamaism. Today most of the Mongolians, specially, middle age people and older consider themselves ...

Mongolia photographs   Not rated yet
Mongolia photographs. New Perspectives: Photography From China And Mongolia

Glimpses of other people’s lives are always fascinating, so it’s unsurprising ...

Mongolia Girl   Not rated yet
By the way, In Mongolia half the population live in tents and flat pack furniture thus portrayed might make sense (to Western consumers imaginations at ...

Mongolia - China Train   Not rated yet
Of the three trains we had taken so far this was by far the most beautiful. As if Mongolia needs to make a point towards China and Russia the Mongolian ...

Negative Experience in Mongolia   Not rated yet
Back on the train again, for the final stretch: 33 hours to Beijing.

It was at the train station where we had our first and only negative experience ...

Gobi Tsagaan Suvarga  Not rated yet
Nora had used last night's stay in the city to fix his car. And with fixing his car, I mean properly fixing it. Nora had the tendency to stop every 30 ...

Favorite Places?  Not rated yet
Its hard to pick out our favorite place as everywhere we went was equally as stunning. It looked particularly special on the 2 occasions it snowed; the ...

Ger  Not rated yet
They’ve started building gers at our new camp. Ger is pronounced “gear”, though the expats variably say “grrrr”, “gare”, etc. It actually means home....