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Mongolia Today スクリーンショット

iPad

iPhone

About Mongolia Today

How much do you know about Mongolia?

This is not a test of your knowledge, but a friendly proposition to learn more about Mongolia.

The ancient past, nomadic traditions, striking history, rich art and culture captured in exceptional photography, in-depth story-telling of the past, present and the future, folk music and tunes of today one cannot get enough – all delivered in one.

Mongolia Today is an application developed by meticulous work of the dexterous Mongolian team, presenting everything you need to know in your pocket. You can enjoy the app anywhere and anytime, even offline, on your digital companions, either your phone or tablet running on Android or iOS operating systems.

Not only will you uncover its history, but explore Mongolia’s prospective, and why it is a must-visit country in six languages: English, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish and Mongolian.

With traditions spanning hundreds of years, abound pride, unceasing energy, vast and peaceful steppes that inspire strength and spirit, the land of the blue sky welcomes you with open arms and a thousand smiles.

Welcome yourself to the last remaining nomad in the world: Mongolia!