Dalai Lama recites special sutra for Mongolia

His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama recited a special sutra for Mongolians at the Buyant-Ukhaa complex on Sunday (20th of November). Although the complex has 5000 seats, many worshipers still had to queue outside. TV9 and MNB broadcasted the Dalai Lama’s teaching live.

Mongolian great composer B.Sharav

B.Sharav was born in Jargalkhaan county, Khentii province, Mongolia on November 13, 1952.

He graduated from the department of music teaching, Musical and Choreographic College in 1972 and the department of music composition, Ural Conservatoire, RF in 1983. His professional teacher: S.Gonchigsumlaa and B.D.Gibalin. http://www.sharav.mn/

He started his creation work by song music. He received the award of the best work of the 17th Asian music rostrum symposium by his oratory "Zambuutiviin Naran" (The Sun of the Universe), the award of the best work of the music festival for peace in RF in 1988 by his 2th symphony, the Prize of the Mongolian union of Composers in 1990, the State Prize of Mongolia in 1992 by the overture "Sersen tal" (Raised Steppe) and 3th Symphony.

Canion Shijirbat - Graphic animation and choreography I Alan Walker I Mongolia's Got Talent 2016

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko8Y_Lr4S8Y

Mongolian Beautiful Gobi

The Mongolian government established the Great Gobi National Park in 1975 and the UNESCO designated as the Great Gobi as the fourth largest Biosphere Reserve in the world in 1991. Mongolians consider that there are 33 different Gobi , where sandy desert occupies only 3 percent of the total territory. The area is often imagined as a lifeless desert like in many other parts of the world. Gobi Desert is a land of dinosaurs and it is the home for camel breeders rich with wildlife and vegetation. Dinosaur skeletons and their petrified eggs have been preserved here to the present day. Wild asses, camels, snow leopards, mountain sheep and gazelles flourish here, as do different types of flora.