Tag: Mongolia

Mongolia. It is a state in Northeast Asia. It borders the Republic of Russia (CIS) to the North and China to the East, South and West. The capital is Ulaanbaatar. Its main activity is the nomadic herding of different animals, with a modest agriculture that is based on the cultivation of cereals and sweet beets. Administrative political organization According to topb2bwebsites.com, Mongolia is divided into twenty-one provinces; and a municipality with provincial status: Arhangay Bayan-Ölgiy Bayanhongor Bulgan Darhan-Uul Dornod Dornogovĭ Dundgovĭ Govĭ-Altay Govĭsümber Hentiy Hovd Hövsgöl Ömnögovĭ Orhon Övörhangay Selenge Sühbaatar Töv Ulaanbaatar Uvs Zavhan Geography Mongolia, occupies an area of 1,560,500 square kilometers, constituting one of the highest countries in the world. Orography its orography is characterized by the mythical steppe plateaus, which rise in height in the north, forming the Altai Mongol and…

CULTURE: TRADITIONS Friendly and hospitable, the Mongols retain an indomitable spirit of freedom. Breeding, a traditional economic source of the long nomadic past, is the basis of Mongolian customs. Animals constitute at the same time the wealth and passion of the Mongols who have in the horse the most faithful friend and feelings of tenderness for all the little ones (camels, sheep), who keep in tents and inspire the lullabies of women. The Mongols learn to ride from early childhood and soon become very skilled in the saddle and expert tamers, taming the small and very fast przewalskii. Although they now easily have a home, they prefer the old felt tent (yurt) remained unchanged since the time of Genghis Khān (whose cult survives in eastern Mongolia with pilgrimages to the…

According to ezinereligion, in 2007, Mongolia had a population of approximately 2.7 million people. The majority of the population were of Mongolian descent, but there were also significant numbers of Kazakhs and Tuvans. The economy was largely based on agriculture and mining, with the country experiencing a period of economic growth during this period. Foreign relations were mostly positive, with Mongolia having strong links to other Asian countries as well as the United States and Russia. Politically the country was relatively stable, with a multi-party system in place since 1990. In 2007 there was some political unrest due to increased calls for greater democracy but no major incidents occurred. Yearbook 2007 Mongolia. According to CountryAAH, Ulaanbaatar is the capital city of Mongolia. Six years after Canadian mining company Ivanhoe Mines…