The differences in the environments which Mongols and other Nations’ face have created completely different lifestyles in the countries, and the ethnic social customs which have been handed down for generations are inevitably rooted in these patterns. The most typical aspects of Mongolian life are its tradition of nomadism and the country's portable housing, tents called gers, which accommodates this way of life.

 Naadam (Three manly games) that is how Mongols call one of two largest national holidays. The name of the festival means competition, sports. Indeed, it is a true test of manhood in such traditional games as horse racing, archery and wrestling. The wrestling enjoys special popularity comparable to that of baseball in the United States or sumo wrestling in Japan. The festival usually takes place in mid-summer, during a brief period between spring and autumn seasonal jobs.

Amsterdam, Holland April 30, 2006 -- Amateur photographer Remy Lang has released his first photo book on Mongolia: "Tsagaan Sar - Mongolian New Year".

In Mongolia as in other regions of Central Asia a diverse set of Buddhist traditions have been cultivated by the Buddhist faithful. Among these traditions, perhaps some of the most important customs are those associated with Tibetan Tantric Buddhism, and more specifically, a particular symbol known as the "Kalachakra, Wheel of Time". The "Kalachakra" "Wheel of Time" is a "Mandla"; a Buddhist symbol that has a round, perfectly shaped symmetrical form. It is divided into four separate sections; each of them contributing to a single unitary shape.

Soil wall, one of several historical places as “Chinggis zam”, Chinggis road” and “Chinggis wall” is located from the right of the old center of “Bayan Adarga” sum, Khentii Aimag, to the hill “Khuurai”, through “Nariin” valley behind the “Saikhan” mountain until the lake “Sain Tsagaan”, through “Ulz” high hill in Norovlin sum, “Khermiin Khudag” (“wall’s well”) in Bayandun sum, Dornod Aimag, and through the territory of “Tsagaan Ovoo”, “Sergelen”, “Gurvan Zagal” sum until China’s border. Its length is 500-600km.

Settlers named “Khogshin Teel” ruin which was the military city, inspiring Khubilai Khaan’s fame in the territory of “Khogshin Teel”, Khairkhan Dulaan sum, Ovorkhangai aimag.

Ancient city's remain Black Bull or Khadaasangiin ruins is located on the bank of Black Bull river, Khadaasan mountain on the eastside and 12 km far from the Dashchilen sum center, Bulgan aimag.

The Mongolian Embassy in London in collaboration with the All Party Parliamentary British-Mongolian Group and the University of Cambridge held on 15 March 2006 the celebration events for marking the 800th anniversary of Mongolian Statehood. The events had been attended by more than 80 British and Mongolian scholars, officials and other supporters of Mongolia.

The eastern part of Ikh Khuree is called Zuun Khuree and the western part was called Gandan or Gandantegchinlen. The first Gandantegchinlen monastery was built in 1809 on the Dalkh hills, but with the different name of Shar sum
(literally Yellow Monastery).