The Naran Tuul market is the great traditional market of the capital known also under the name of “Black market”.
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Mongolia is located on the traditional ways of migration between the Pacific and the Indian oceans, until the Mediterranean sea, the Arctic ocean and the tundra.
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In winter, Lake Khövsgöl is covered with a thick layer of ice (more than 2 metres, 6,56 feet). Besides, lorries sometimes rather take the lake instead of the very hard coastal tracks. Nomads also move on the lake with a horse sledge.
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In Mongolia, the first celebration of the year is the lunar new year, Tsagaan Sar, meaning ”white moon”.
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A little peace on earth in the vicinity of the capital for the outdoor lovers. A tiny ski resort offering 6km of pistes for a blast of fresh air.
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The Nomads Day Festival is held each year in the Natural Reserve of Gun-Galuut, located 130 kilometres (80,78 miles) East Ulan Bator, a bit farther than the famous Terelj National Park. The Mongolian and international medias follow the festival with a great interest.
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