161. Peace Corps Personal account of a Peace Corps volunteer English teacher in rural mongolia. http://www.peacecorps.gov/story_story.cfm?story_id=391

162. YOUTH TRAVEL CLUB Budget travel agency catering for students and young people. http://www.owc.org.mn/youthtravel/

Welcome to Mongolia i f you want to have a wonderful chance to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the vast virgin landscape, ancient tradition, exotic habits and the observation of the traditional nomadic life of a good hearted, simple and hospitable, cheery and free country people of mongolian rural interior. We, at Youth travel club offer you the cheapest, fast and sincere services during your adventure tour through the beautiful territory of historic Mongolia. P.O.B -922, Ulaanbaatar 46, Mongolia Tel:(976)-1- 327164 Fax: (976)-1-329130 E-mail: youthtravelmn@hotmail.com Internet and Information center

163. Mongolia's Wild Heritage Information about biodiversity, protected areas, and conservation in the region, from the United Nations. Includes lists of endangered species. http://www.un-mongolia.mn/wildher/index.html

164. Mongolia Animated GIF image. http://www.atlasgeo.net/flags/anglais/html/Emongolia.htm

165. Ag Bank Of Mongolia Formerly stateowned bank, maintaining the largest network of branches in rural mongolia. http://www.agbank.mn/

Home Page News 2002 Annual Report About Ag Bank ... Contact Us Home Page Through its 372 offices Agricultural Bank of Mongolia is a major provider of financial services in rural Mongolia. The bank has offices in all but a handful of the country's communities and provides financial services to most of the 360,000 rural households. We operate in Mongolian under the brand name XAAH BAHK , and in English are known as AG BANK Customers include businesses, herders, government organizations, and individuals. Services include small loans, demand and savings accounts, payment services and money transfers. The bank is also responsible for over 200,000 payments each month on behalf of the government for pensions, social services, and payrolls. Following a two year remediation period under an American/Mongolian management team, the Government of Mongolia privatized Ag Bank in March 2003 through international tender. The central shareholder is H. S. Investments of Japan and management is provided by Development Alternatives, Inc., of Bethesda, Md. Agricultural Bank of Mongolia contact the webmaster

166. Mongolia To United Nations Permanent Mission of mongolia to United Nations, with information on doing business with mongolia and on its political and constitutional structure. http://www.un.int/mongolia/

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167. Trembly's Travels: Mongolia & Trans-Siberian Train Personal account of travel. Photographs. Links. http://www.cristytrembly.com/mongolia.html

by Cristy Trembly After that we flew to Irkutsk, the heart of Siberia, we were so excited to actually be going to Russia!! We toured all through the city and to Lake Baikal, which supplies 25% of Russia's fresh water, and is a sacred place, in a way, for Russians to go. It is really beautiful there, the food was good and we even got an Intourist salt shaker as a souvenir!! Now there is officially no Intourist but they still organize stuff. We saw certainly the most interesting bathrooms in Russia, my Estonian friend said Americans are fixated with the bathrooms and I never thought of it but I guess we are!! We saw pits in the floor, we saw the dirtiest facilities, for many days we didn't have any hot water, but it makes you appreciate home and after all when you need to go there you work around it no matter how it looks or smells!! We were to get the Trans-Siberian train in Irkutsk, and it turns out you can't get a reserved compartment until the day of departure no matter how much you paid for it in advance in the US!! But our wonderful guide Natasha was incredible, she got us a "Soft" class car by ourselves, that's like first class, because otherwise you can be in a car with 2 strangers, maybe 2 guys and we didn't like that idea!!! So we were very tired by the time we got on the train at 11 pm and we had to get our bedding and I learned a few Russian words for the train lady like "please lock the door" and "tea" and "toilet" and basic things!! So we slept very well for 2 nights on the train, the scenery is incredible, Siberia is very green and it was very hot, 25-30C which we didn't expect!! I guess they had record heat the whole time we were gone, in Finland we were almost at the Arctic Circle and it was 34C, they couldn't believe it and we really couldn't!!

168. My Travel In Mongolia Collection of photographs from several visits to the country, with links to other sites with helpful information. http://www002.upp.so-net.ne.jp/tomokazu/index_E.html

My Travel in Mongolia. T 's M ongolia Page Since 1996.06.01 - I traveled in Mongolia late summer in 1995 and 1997 and winter in 1999, autumn in 2001. Please enjoy my travel Photographs and more ! This travel was impressive one for me. My memories in the post card My memories in the post card My memories in the post card My memories in the post card $B!!(B Memories of my Mongolia travel Ulaanbaatar The view of Ulannbaatar form Zaysan hill is very nice. ) Terelj ( Big dinosaurs figure is ? But hills Scenery was very beautiful.) Horse race only by children (Mini Naadam) ( at South Gobi ) Peoples at south Gobi ( Thanks for your hospitality, See you again ! ) Yolin am ( There was no ice... ) Molzok sandhill / Bayan zak ( Sand slide is very nice ! ) Khara-Khorum Erdene zuu monastery and Wide view from Gurvan zuu The Orkhon Falls ( Waterfall was big and beautiful in grassland I hered. ) Memories of my Mongolia travel Trip to Gobi Again Enjoied Japanese small fireworks with Mongolians.) I met Mr.Bahera again at south Gobi.

169. Guía Del Mundo :guía Completa De Mongolia Gu­a del Mundo mapa, datos b¡sicos, historia y principales ciudades. Adem¡s alojamiento, vuelos, coches y vacaciones. http://www.guiadelmundo.com/paises/mongolia/index.html

Home Hoteles Vuelos Coches ... Contactar Informacion sobre Mongolia Mongolia Introducción Datos Básicos Economía ... Política Ocio y viajes en Mongolia Información turística Gastronomía Foros Hoteles ... Foros sobre Mongolia Intercambie sus opiniones con gente de todo el mundo sobre en nuestra sección de foros !! Cocina de Mongolia La mayor coleccion de recetas de la gastonomía de !! Pastas, Tortillas, Sopas,Salsas, Bases ....más Vuelos a Mongolia No te pierdes las mejores tariafs de vuelos a Mongolia!! Safaris en Mongolia Viajes apasionantes llenos de aventura y emoción por los países de Mongolia!! Ciudades de Mongolia Choi Balsan Darhan Erdenet Ulan Bator ... Postales de Mongolia Reserva de hoteles de Playa Escoje Costa Costa Algarve - PORTUGAL Costa de Beiras - PORTUGAL Costa Lisboa - PORTUGAL Costa norte - PORTUGAL Baleares - Ibiza - ESPAÑA Baleares - Mallorca - ESPAÑA Baleares - Menorca - ESPAÑA Canarias - El Hierro - ESPAÑA Canarias - Fuerteventura - ESPAÑA Canarias - Gran Canaria - ESPAÑA Canarias - La Gomera - ESPAÑA Canarias - La Palma - ESPAÑA Canarias - Lanzarote - ESPAÑA Canarias - Tenerife - ESPAÑA Costa Blanca - ESPAÑA Costa Brava - ESPAÑA Costa Cálida - ESPAÑA Costa de Almeria - ESPAÑA Costa de Azahar - ESPAÑA Costa de Cantabria - ESPAÑA Costa de la luz - ESPAÑA Costa de Valéncia - ESPAÑA Costa del Sol - ESPAÑA Costa Dorada - ESPAÑA Costa Maresme y Garraf - ESPAÑA Costa Tropical - ESPAÑA Costa Vasca - ESPAÑA Costa Verde - ESPAÑA Costas de Galicia - ESPAÑA Fecha Entrada: Noches: Dia Mes enero febrero marzo abril mayo junio julio agosto

170. Soyombo - La Mongolia In Rete Promuove la diffusione della cultura mongola, riunendo appassionati ed esperti della cultura centrasiatica. Sul sito news, appelli di emergenze, dossier sulla mongolia, proposte di viaggi. http://www.soyombo.it/

Home L'ASSOCIAZIONE IL BOLLETTINO E-MAIL ... VIAGGI www.soyombo.it Benvenuti su Soyombo Giancarlo Ventura, Segretario Nazionale Bollettino n° 44 - inverno 2003 APPUNTI SULLA SIMBOLOGIA DELLO SCIAMANISMO ALTAICO LA RINASCITA DELLO SCIAMANESIMO BURYATO di G.S. Ubaldini e G.M. Sala TROPPE INGENUITA' IN UN TRATTATO LINGUISTICO DI POLAT KAYA di Riccardo Bertani (INTERMEZZO DI POESIA) I MONGOLI SOTTO LA DOMINAZIONE QING di Davor Antonucci IMPRESSIONI SULLA MONGOLIA di Giovanni Battista Sanguineti (..archivio bollettini SOYOMBO Associazione Culturale per la diffusione della cultura mongola Viale Gorizia, 20 20144 MILANO, ITALIA Tel: Fax: mail: ventura@planet.it sede operativa : Via Sanremo, 22 - 20133 Milano (zona Corsica) visitate anche : www.mongolia.it bollettino 44 NEWS DALL'ASSOCIAZIONE CORSO DI LINGUA MONGOLA D al 01/02 p.v., presso la sede operativa di Soyombo, via Sanremo 22 – 20133 MILANO, in collaborazione con l’Associazione Italia-Asia fino al giorno 15/02, due sere alla settimana e il sabato pomeriggio, la signorina DULAM terrà un corso preparatorio alla lingua mongolo. Costo per i soci € 40 (quaranta).

171. Altay: The Joint Mongolian / American / Russian Project Dedicated to a study of the ecology of ancient cultures in the Altay Mountains of mongolia, this project surveys for and documents petroglyphs and surface monuments. http://www.uoregon.edu/~altay/

The Joint Mongolian / American / Russian Project, 'Altay,' is dedicated to the study of the ecology of ancient cultures in the x x x x These remote mountains and valleys are rich in surface archaeology: burial mounds from the late Bronze and Iron Ages, great stone altars (khereksur) from the Bronze and early Iron Ages, and ritual sites and stone images from the Turkic period. This region also includes some of the finest and largest petroglyphic complexes in North Asia. In addition, project members have recorded extensive petroglyphs and Turkic ritual sites; deer stones; Turkic images and ritual altars and khereksur, and a great number of other scattered Turkic images, standing stones, and deer stones. Through this process of recording and documenting, the Project is gradually building a vivid picture o f the ecology of culture in the Mongolian Altay between the late Pleistocene (approximately 11,000 calendar year B.P.) and the Turkic period (first millennium C.E.).

172. Asiaweek CNN http://cnn.com/ASIANOW/asiaweek/99/0820/newsmap/mongolia.html

173. Mongolia Adventure Travel Vacations And Mountain Biking Holidays Offers adventure, cultural and outdoor holidays in the country for individuals and groups, including mountain biking and the TransSiberian train. http://www.mongolia.co.uk/

Select Tour Mountain Biking Tour (June) Naadam Festival (July) Mountain Biking (Aug) Mountain Biking Gobi Desert Mountain Biking (North) Mountain Biking (Central) Cultural Tour (Central) Cultural Tour (North) Hiking (North) Hiking (Central) Horse Riding (Central) Horse Riding (North) Gobi Desert Overland Trans Siberian Train Restoring Monastery Home About Mongolia Map Mountain Biking ... Contact Us Welcome to Mongolia with Off The Map Tours Experience true wilderness in this remote corner of Central Asia which has only recently opened up to tourism. To travel to Mongolia is to enjoy the festivals, meet the local people, witness the ancient nomadic lifestyle, and marvel at the natural beauty of this vast country's mountains, deserts and open steppe. Genghis Khan united the great Mongol Empire from here, and as you travel in Mongolia by horse, bicycle, jeep or on foot, you will appreciate that his spirit lives on. Years of domination by Russia and China, as well as the Tibetan Buddhist faith, have modified but never replaced the culture and traditions of the Mongolian people. A holiday in Mongolia will be a wonderful adventure, whatever kind of trip you choose. Staying in traditional gers or camping wild, peacefully admiring the wild flowers and temples, or galloping across the land on horseback, you will be delighted by our country.

174. Mongolian Liquid Crystal Association Established to assist in the introduction and development of high technology in the field of Liquid Crystal Technology in mongolia. http://www.mol.mn/mlca/

175. Mongolia Online An online guide to Mongolian cultural, political, news and internet resources in English and Mongolian language. http://www.MongoliaOnline.mn/

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176. Mongolia FAQ: Mongolia - Land, People, Language and symbolism....... http://userpage.fu-berlin.de/~corff/mfaq-3.html#ss3.4

Next Previous Contents 3. Mongolia - Land, People, Language 3.1 Where do Mongolians live? Mongolians live in: Mongolia proper, the huge, land-locked country between China and the Siberian part of the Russian Federation (see also the CIA The World Fact Book Mongolia , URL http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/mg.html Southern Mongolia, or Inner Mongol Autonomous Region which politically belongs to China; There are about 600,000-700,000 Mongols living in western Liaoning province. Most of them are Kharchin Mongols and the land they are living formerly called Zosot Aimag. Now there are still two Mongol Autonomous Counties in Liaoning; There are about 150,000 Mongols living in western Jilin province. Most of them are Khorchin Mongols. They form one Mongol autonomous county there; There are about 160,000 Mongols living in southwest Heilongjiang province. Most of them are Khorchin Mongols. There is one Mongol autonomous county in Heilongjiang. However, there are also four or five thousands of Kalmyks (Oirat) living in Yimin County (formerly the Ikh Mingan Banner). They were moved to the present area in early 18th century by the Qing government; Buryatia Fact File in Infosystem Mongolei);

177. Open Web Center - Network Of Non-Government Organization In Mongolia goal to improve the role of NonGovernment Organizations (NGOs) in the development of open civil society and free flow of information in mongolia. http://www.owc.org.mn/

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178. Free Ancient And Medieval History Of Mongols Greek And Byzantine Emperors In Rom intriguing story about the Mongolian people and their heyday during the period 12061260 must rank as one of the most extraordinary chapters of world history. http://free-history-dictionary-books-hotels-health-maps.mithec.com/eng/mongols.h

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179. Embassy Of Mongolia In London, UK Embassy of mongolia in London, accredited to the United Kingdom and South Africa. With much about mongolia, its policies, economy, and naturebased tourism. http://www.embassyofmongolia.co.uk/

Visit Mongolia 2003 Zamyn-Uud Free Economic Zone Tender Announcement The Website of the Mongolian Embassy in London. Information on trade, visas, tourism and contact details. Mongolia, Mongolian, Embassy, London, Britain, England, visa, trade, tourism

180. Election Day In Mongolia Minneapolis Star Tribune article describes a visit to Bom in Rinchinlumbe County during an election. http://www.startribune.com/stories/425/36934.html

news freetime travel shopping ... Lost password? Welcome, Member Center Log out articles star tribune travel stories catherine watson chris welsch online traveler features america the beautiful latest news minnesota travel faq travel photos ... travel talk multimedia slide show: the destruction of pompeii slide show: pilgrimage of faith video: adventure skiing in alaska video: chasing tornadoes ... gallery: battle of gettysburg re-enacted special offers travel offers ad alert archive stories corrections reprints projects Last update: October 8, 1997 at 12:46 AM Election Day in Mongolia Chris Welsch, Star Tribune August 4, 1996 BOM, MONGOLIA The riders first appeared in the distance simply as movement small, dark specks crossing the valley floor as steadily as satellites cross the night sky. The plain they rode across was wide and open; ragged, pale blue mountains rose behind them. The closer they came, the more details emerged: First, a cloud of dust rose up behind each moving speck. Then, the unified silhouette of horse and rider sharpened. Then, the colors and shapes separated and clarified. The riders were women and girls, sun shining on their satin robes and bright scarves. They were men and boys, wearing wool robes and thigh-high black leather boots.

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