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CONTENTS

World Walker MONGOLIA 2012

ADLINE LLC

Chingeltei District, 6th khoroo, Baga toiruu 24/2 104 nomer, Ulaanbaatar, MongoliaУлаанбаатар хот, Чингэлтэй дүүрэг, 6-р хороо, Бага тойруу 24/2 байр, 104 тоотTel/Fax:976-70101618Mobile: 976-99151820, 976-99013020, 976-99013023E-mail:adline.llc@gmail.comHP:www.adline.mn

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It is my sincere pleasure to welcome you to Mongolia, a country of blue skies and the land of the great Chinggis Khan.

Since 1990, after shifting to a democratic form of government and a market econ-omy, Mongolia has become now a country with a sound economic policy and a prom-ising future in the 21st century.

The Foreign Investment and Foreign Trade Agency (FIFTA) of Mongolia plays a key role in spearheading Mongolia’s efforts to promote foreign investment and foreign trade. Whether it is information provision, site visits, business matchmaking or interaction with government authorities, FIFTA – with its young and dedicated professional staff – offers a wide range of solution-oriented investment and trade promotion and facilitation services to investors and entrepreneurs.

If you are considering where to make your investment and to conduct your busi-ness, let me assure you that Mongolia is the right place, where you can increase your investment returns and expand your business.

I wish You every success in your business and look forward to our fruitful coopera-tion in the future.

Baasankhuu Ganzorig Chairman of FIFTA

Starting a Business

Many economies have undertaken reforms to smooth the starting a business process in stages-and often as part of a larger regulatory reform program. A number of studies have shown that among the benefits of streamlining the process to start a business have been greater firm satisfaction and savings and more registered busi-nesses8 financial resources and job opportunities. Economies with higher entry costs are associated with a larger informal sector and a smaller number of legally registered firms.What does Starting a Business measure?

Procedures to legally start and operate a company (number)

• Preregistration(forexample,nameverificationor reservation, notarization)• Registration• Postregistration(forexample,socialsecurity registration, company seal)

Time required to complete each procedure (calendar days)

• Doesnotincludetimespentgatheringinformation• Eachprocedurestartsonaseparateday• Procedurecompletedoncefinaldocumentsisreceived• Nopriorcontactwithofficials

Cost required to complete each procedure

(% of income per capita)

• Officialcostsonly,nobribes

• Noprofessionalfeesunlessservicesrequiredbylaw

Paid-in minimum capital (% of income per capita)

• Depositedinabankorwithanotarypriorto registration begins

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

Why Mongolia

Reason for Investing

Mongolia offers the following competitive advantages to for-eign investors:

Strategic location.

Mongolia borders the resource-rich, vast Siberian region of Rus-sia to the north and rapidly emerging China to the south. Easy access to the large international markets of these two neighbors and important global players.

Perfectly Locate

• ClosetoLargeCommodityConsumers• China-Siberia-Korea-Japan• ClosetoNorthwestChinaIndustrialHub• FreightCoststoMostNorthAsianMarketsUS$15- 20/ Mt Lower than Competitors

Extensive natural resources.

Mongolia's is blessed with rich mineral resources such as gold, copper, uranium, coal, molybdenum and oil and great abundance of animal origin raw materials, especially, world well-known cashmere,woolandleather.Pristinenaturewithrichtraditionaland cultural heritage.

World-Class Mineral Resources

• Over6000Occurrencesof80+Mineral• Copper-Coal-Iron-Zinc-Fluorspar• SomeoftheWorld'sLargestDeposits• PotentialtoBecomeaMajorGlobalCommodities Player

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ABOUT THE FOREIGN INVESTMENT AND TRADE AGENCYForeign Investment and Foreign Trade Agency of Mongolia (FIFTA) is the government implementing agency responsible for the promotion and facilitation of foreign direct investment and foreign trade in the country.

Vision

• topromoteMongoliaasadestinationfornewinvestmentandbusiness,• tofacilitateforeigninvestmentandforeigntradetowardsmeetingthenationalgoalsofindustrialdevelopment and export growth, • tobealeadingagencyinMongolia.

Strategic Goals

• Tomaintainsteadygrowthofforeigndirectinvestmentandtopromoteexport• Toimproveinvestmentandbusinessenvironmentthroughvariousmeasuresincludingupgradingqualityofinvestment registration services and information provision• Toinfluenceincreatingmorefavorableenvironmentforsmallandmedium-scaleindustrydevelopment

Foreign Direct Investment by Sectors /as the end of 2010/

(Foreign Investment and Foreign Trade Agency, 2011)

Foreign direct investment in Mongolia /by years/

(Foreign Investment and Foreign Trade Agency, 2011)

Foreign Investment and Foreign Trade Agency,Government of MongoliaFIFTA office - 8th, 12th floor, Government Building - 11, Sambuu Street - 11, Ulaanbaatar - 211238, MongoliaPhone: +976-11-326040, Fax: +976-11-324076, www.investmongolia.com

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1. Choosing a real estate agency

If you’re planning to rent an apartment in Ulaanbaatar, it’s better to do a little research on the internet before flying here (to Ulaan-baatar). Finding a suitable apartment without a good command of Mongolian language in a short period of time is never-easy. You should be careful too when you choose an agency because the number of agencies, with varying degrees of professionalism, are increasing rapidly at the moment. As for us, BESTA real estate agency, we always try to communicate with and care about our clients from the day they email us to the day they leave Ulaan-baatar.

2. Seeing and choosing an apartment

The next step is of course seeing the apartments on offer. Mongolians say “seeing once is better than hearing a thousand times”. Not only should you see the photos of the apartment on the internet, but also see it with your own eyes and check out its conditions. Since it might be hard to find the perfect apartment, you should make a choice considering your priorities.If you think rental prices must be low in Ulaanbaatar because of the cost of living, think again. The rentals in the areas surround-ingSukhbaatarsquare(orCentralsquare)suchas220myangat,5th khoroolol, 40 myangat, 50 myangat, National University of Mongolia, and University of Education areas are expensive be-cause those who live in these areas spend less time stuck in traffic or in the crowded, unpleasant public transportations. Depending onthequality,age,andfittingsofthebuilding,fullyfurnished1bedroomapartmentsintheabovelocationsarearound600-800$,2bedroomones800-1500$,whileupperclass,fullyfurnished1-2bedroomapartmentscanbefoundforbetween1200-2500$.Forexample, you can rent upper class 1-2 bedroom apartments with this price in the flourishing Olympic street. Central stadium and ZaisanareaswhicharelocatedsouthoftheSukhbaatarsquarearepopular for being distant from the heavy air pollution in winter in Ulaanbaatar, and their peacefulness, but they are hard to reach from downtown during work hours because of traffic. The prices of Stadium area apartments can be the same as those of the areas firstly mentioned. The high-end houses and apartments along the TuulriverinZaisanstartat3000$upto10000$permonth.Apartments for foreigners are mostly fully furnished. But if you rent an apartment partly furnished or empty, you can ask your agency to help you buy or rent furniture.

3.Preparingandsigningthecontract

Now, it’s time to make a contract in which your agency should playakeyrole.Firstofall,youhavetoinquireyouragentwellabout whether you will be meeting the real owner of the apart-ment.Youalsoneedtoaskthefollowingquestions:

-Who is going to pay commission fee?-Which utilities are included in the monthly rent?-Who’s responsible for small repairs and wears and tears of the furniture? Particularly, if the last issue is not addressed in the contract,many problems may arise. Then, both of you and the landlord should check the condi-tions of the apartment and furniture once. Your agent will be there

How to rent an apartment in Ulaanbaatar?BESTA REAL ESTATE AGENCY IS ADVISING

and have each party sign the furniture list that he has prepared.If you wish to save the apartment for a few days, you will need to deposit one month’s rent in your agency as a guarantee that you will rent the apartment. In addition, don’t forget that you are going to transfer an amount equivalentto1to2months’rentassecuritydeposittothelandlord. Your agency is going to prepare a “Residential Tenancy Agree-ment” both in Mongolian and a foreign language of your choos-ing and make sure there are no discrepancies in terms of content between the two. You should look out for a mandatory clause that states that both language versions of the agreement are equallyeffective.

4. Moving in

Before you move in to the apartment, check to make sure that the landlord has paid all the utilities of the past month. If not, make sure he/she does beforehand! Be careful of the building when moving your stuff in. If any damage or inconvinience occurs to the neighbors, you’ll be re-sponsible for it.And If possible, get “Tenant’s insurance”.

5. Moving out

Both you and the landlord should check out the apartment in the presence of the agent. Then it’s time for you to hand the keys to the landlord. When the time comes to extend the contract, some landlords might try to exclude your agency in the process. If that happens, don’t let them do so. Because such people are mostly unreliable.

Now you have some idea on how to go about this never-easy task of renting an apartment in Ulaanbaatar. If you come to BESTA Real estate agency, the whole process will be much simpler and smoother. Finally, let us mention the advantages we offer.•Youcanchooseyourapartmentfromthemanyapartmentsonour website before coming to Ulaanbaatar•Wechargecommissionfeeonlytothelandlords•Ouragentstakeyoutoseetheapartmentsintheirowncarsforfree as part of the service.• 80%of our staff speakEnglish, Japanese,Russian andhelpyoubypreparingqualitytenancyagreementsinforeignlanguages.•Wetakecareofandhelpourtenantsiftheyhaveencounteredany trouble or suffered damages.• Wecanalsohelpyoubuyorrent furniture incaseyouwishto do so.•IfyouhaveboughtorarerentingpropertyinUlaanbaatarforthelong term, we can help with the property management.•Evenifyoudon’tlikeanyofourapartments,wewillstilltrytofindyouonefromotherresources,provideyouwithadequateinformation and be the best advisor you can find.

Contact us at telephone numbers 7730-0099, 9888-2211Any time between 9.am-10p.m, or E-mail us at info@besta.mn

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You are a very experienced banker who has worked in the banking sec-tor for many years. How do you see the d evelopment of the Mon-golian banking sector in the future?

Before joining Khan Bank, I worked in the banking sector for 28 years in Tokyo, New York, Am-sterdam and Bahrain. The banking industry is an important part of the economic infrastructure of any coun-try and must grow, supporting the development of the national econ-omy. There is enough scope for all in the banking sector to grow. With the largest network of branches in the country and the largest amount of funds available, Khan Bank has a significant role to play in support-ing the growth of the Mongolian economy.

Khan Bank, a leading bank and one of the oldest in Mongolia pro-vides banking services to 80% of Mongolian households. This is really a big success.Khan Bank, with 503 branches

connected100%on-line throughoutMongolia and with more than 4000 employees, is the largest bank in Mongolia, providing banking ser-vices to its 1.8 million customers. This achievement depends on our customers’ trust and so we make large investments in our customer services. In 2011, Khan Bank intro-duced 100 new ATMs by investing MNT3.5billion.TheBankhas the

largest ATM network with over 260 machines located in Ulaanbaatar and allprovinces.70%ofdaily transac-tions in Mongolia’s banking system are estimated to go through Khan Bank.130ATMsofthetotalof260are located in rural areas. Khan Bank has always satisfied all the regula-tory requirements of a commercialbank with high performances. We have a solid credit culture under the credit committee structure and our risk officers are very experienced in risk control, which leads to strength-en our customers’ trust in us.

How does Khan Bank distinguish itself from other banks operating in Mongolia?

Khan Bank distinguishes itself from other banks by its strong finan-cial figures with the largest capital base and profits. Khan Bank is the only bank with the three core indica-tors of total assets, loan portfolio and deposits that reached over MNT 1 billion each. At the end of 2011, our total assets reached MNT 2.2 tril-lion, our deposits amounted to about MNT 1.9 trillion and loan portfolio reachedMNT1.3billion.KhanBankprovides not only comprehensive fi-nancial services but also strives to support every community in which it operates. Khan Bank is commit-ted to making a positive impact on people’s lives, to the benefit of soci-ety not just by providing innovative financial services but also by playing

a leading role in fulfilling social re-sponsibilities in actively supporting health, educational and community initiatives throughout the country.

Could you share with us your se-crets about success in banking sec-tor?

Khan Bank is committed to trans-parency and fairness. In addition to keeping a solid and strong financial base, providing customers with good and convenient financial services, in both a transparent and fair manner, is the key to trust and the success. We would like to continue to play a lead-ing role in the banking sector, which should support the development of Mongolia.

Thank you. We are pleased to have an interview with CEO of Khan Bank - which has the largest number of customers. We wish you and your staff big success.

Thank you. Success of Khan Bank is based on our customer’s trust in us. Thus, we launch cam-paigns and events to express our sincere gratitude to our customers. This year, Khan Bank awarded a trip to London to see the Summer Olympic Games 2012 to nine super-prize winners from our customers. I would like to say again ‘Thank You’ to our customers.

Khan Bank to maintain its leading role in the banking sector.

NORIHIKO KATOCEO of Khan Bank

Interview with Norihiko Kato, CEO of Khan Bank about the Mongolian banking sector and the leading role of Khan Bank.

Museums in Ulaanbaatar city

This museum shows Mongolian landscape features, various types of maps and geo-logical and natural resources samples. You can also find out detailed information re-garding animals and plants in Mongolia. One of the most attractive halls in the museum isthePaleontologyHall,mostpopularamongsttourists.Inthismuseum,youcanseeacomplete dinosaur skeleton, which lived in Mongolia many millions of years ago, and animal and plant fossils found across Mongolia.

Mongolian Natural History Museum

National Museum of Mongolia

This museum shows all types of lifestyles and traditional clothes of ethnic groups in Mongolia. It has millions of museum pieces such as Mongolian history, especially historical pieces of Mongolia from 10th Century to 20th Century. You can discover more about Mongolia from the times of the Mongolian Empire and Socialist times. .

Summer: 15 May-15Sep 10:00-17:30(Everyday)Tel: 976-7011-0183 Location: Behind the National Museum of Mongolia

Summer: 15 May-31Aug 09:30-18:00(Everyday)Tel: 976-70110911Location: SukhbaatarDistrict,therightsideoftheHousesofParliament

Choijin Lama Temple Museum

Summer: 15 May-15Sep 09:00-18:30(Everyday)Tel: 976-11-328547Location: Sukhbaatar District, the left side of the Central Library

This is a temple that was built for the brother of Bogd Khan of Mongolia by order of Javzandamba,8thBogd,in1908andhasbeenpreservedasforamuseumofreligion.This museum consists of five temples and has many famous artistic and sculptural works of Mongolian famous artists. From this museum, you can know more about history of Mongolian religion.

Bogd Khaan Winter Palace Museum

Summer: 15 May-15Sep 09:00-19:30(Everyday)Tel: 976-11-342195Location: Khan-Uuldistrict,therightsideoftheroadtoZaisanhill

ThismuseumisapalaceofJavzandamba,Mongolia’s8thBogdKhaan.Ifyouvisitthismuseum, you will find out more more about his life and Mongolian history and culture. Of particular interest are the museum’s clothes and collections of the Bogd Khaan and his wife, and rare historical pieces related to the Buddhism. Also, this palace is con-sidered an important part of Mongolian architecture which is, built without the use a single nail, a real example of methods of traditional Mongolian building.

Zanabazar Museum of Fine Arts

Summer: 15 May - 15 Sep 09:00 - 18:00 (Everyday)Tel: 976-11-326060,976-11-326061,976-11-323986Location: ChingelteiDistrict,JuulchidStreed,Ulaanbaatar,Mongolia

G.Zanabazar(thefirstBogdoofKhalkha,areincarnationofJibzundamba,andoftenreferred to as Undur Gegeen) is an outstanding representative of Mongolian religion andartsofthe17thand18thcenturies.G.Zanabazarwasasculptor,artist,andphiloso-pher, who made invaluable contributions to the development of fine arts in Mongolia. G.ZanabazarenrichedthecanonsoftheorientalBuddhistareusingMongolianartisticmethods inspired by spiritual wisdom and human form, which later became the foun-dation of the Mongolian School of Fine Arts.

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EVENTevent calendar

This event displays and promotes Mongolian traditional clothes, gers, traditional cultural performances, traditional songs and dances, and herder’s customs and history to foreign tourists visiting Mongolia. The Name of this festival translates as “Mongolians in Deels” in English. During this festival, there are parades with traditional clothes, fashion shows, circus performances and traditional games. In 2011, around 10,000 people participated in this festival.

DEELTEI MONGOL FESTIVAL

Location: Sukhbaatarsquare, Ulaanbaatar cityDuration:13JulyOrganizer: Tourism Board of UB city&Mongolian Tourism Association

PoloisatraditionalBritishsportandMongolianpoloisjustasin-teresting. The main attraction of this sport in Mongolia is the use of camels rather than horses. This is a tourist event implemented to pro-tect and promote Bactrian camels – the number of which has been decreasing each year. The camel polo festival takes place in Uvu-rukhangaiprovince,430kmfromUlaanbaatarcity,andisoneofthemost attractive events for both locals and tourists.

CAMELPOLOFESTIVAL

Location: Bogd sum, Uvurkhangai aimagDuration: 10 MayOrganizer: Tourism Board of Uvurkhangai aimag

The Naadam festival is organized every year at the Central Stadium of Ulaanbaatar to celebrate the people’s revolution. The Naadam festival celebrates the “Three Manly Sports” of Horse Racing, Tradi-tional Wrestling and Archery (Horse Racing is organized at a separate dedicated location). Many different types of events and trades are also organized during this time. Thus, you can see and discover so much of modern day Mongolia a short period of time.

NAADAM FESTIVAL

Location: Ulaanbaatar cityDuration:11–13JulyOrganizer: Goverment of Mongolia

The International Mountain Bike Competition runs from South Gobi province to the finishing line in Arkhangai province. During this com-petition, participants pass through Uvurkhangai and Bayankhongor provinces and it is one of the most challenging competitions there is. This is the world’s longest competition as it covers around 1200 km until“ErdeneZuu”Monastery inKharkhorin, theancientcapitalofMongolian Empire.

MONGOLIAN BIKE CHALLENGE

Location: Tuv, Arkhangai, Bayakhongor, Uvurkhangai aimagsDuration:28July-11AugustOrganizer: Mongolia Expeditions & Tours

TSAATAN FESTIVALLocation: Dalia Tour Tourist Camp, Khatgal village, Huvsgul aimagDuration:06July–07JulyName of the organizer:Khuvsgul Mon Travel Co.,Ltd The Tsaatan festival is an event which shows all of the traditional cul-tures and customs of reindeers including traditional songs and dances and shaman ceremonies.

GOBI CHALANGE MARATHONLocation: Yolling Am to Duut Mankhanthe Singing dunesDuration:29June–9JulyName of the organizer:Gobi Tour Co.,Ltd Special features of the marathon include a course that runs through different landscapes including steppe, sand dunes and rocky ranges. The marathon is challenging and among the most interesting mara-thons in the world.

HORSE FESTIVALLocation: Ulziit sum, Uvurkhangai aimagDuration: 09 AugustName of the organizer:Tourism Board of Uvurkhangai aimag This festival is an opportunity to see the methods herders use to lasso and train wild horses. During this festival, you can also enjoy the tra-ditional Mongolian festival of Naadam.

NOMADS DAY FESTIVALLocation: Bayandelger sum, Tuv aimagDuration: 17 Sep – 18 SepName of the organizer: Selena Travel Co.,Ltd This festival shows off nomadic lifestyle and cultures. You can see many aspects of cultural actions such as how Mongolians assemble gers, how they move to different areas using oxcarts and how to cook Mongolian traditional dishes.

MONGOLIAN TRADITIONAL GAMES FESTIVALLocation: Dalanzadgad sum, South Gobi aimagDuration:11JulyName of the organizer: Gobi Mirage Tourist Camp A festival showing off Mongolian Traditional Games. During this fes-tival, various types of competitions are organized including drawing competition between children and concerts for children.

GOLDEN EAGLE FESTIVALLocation: Ulgii city of Bayan – Ulgii aimagDuration: 1st weekend of October 6 – 7 Oct Name of the organizer: Nomadic Expeditions Mongolia Co.,LtdThisisauniqueholidaywithatleast50men,eachwiththeirowneagle, participating every year. This Golden Eagle Festival is the one of rarest opportunities to meet and see Kazakh traditions, cultures and customs, as well as the magnificent eagles!

GOLDEN NAADAMLocation: Guru Tourist camp in TereljDuration: 22 AugustName of the organizer:NewJuulchinToursCorp This is a mini-Naadam and with Mongolian traditional wrestling, horse racing and archery competitions. It is held near Ulaanbaatar giv-ing enjoyment to many tourists.

UB ART FAIRE Location:UB,ZanabazarmuseumDuration:25–30SepName of the organizer: UB Tourism Board Enjoy concerts of traditional songs and dances, circus performances and artistic exhibitions by students of the Mongolian University of CultureandArt.Itisagreatopportunitytopurchaseuniquesouvenirs.

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Location Mongoliastretchesfor2392kmfromthewesttotheeastand1259km from the north to the south, bordering Russia to the north and Chi-na to the south. Mongolia’s landscape is dominated mostly by steppe from the central region to the east, desert from the south to the west and forest-steppe in the northern regions. InthewestthereistheMongolAltaimountainrangewhichstandsmorethan3000-4000metershigh.Mongoliadoesnothaveacoastline. However, it is a wonderful country with highlands, rivers and steppes.

It possible to exchange currency at the airport, hotels, banks and currency exchange points in the city. Although, there are many currency exchange points at hotels, exchange rates offered by banks or currency exchange points are more favorable. There are many currency exchange points near Tsetseg (Flower) Center and TEDY Center. It is possible to exchange international bank notes. Tugrug (MNT) is the main currency used in Mongolia, although it is possible to use U.S dollars at hotels, souvenir shops and tour-istger(traditionalMongoliandwelling)camps.PleasenotethatU.S.dollarbanknotesofdenominationslessthan$20areboughtat cheaper exchange rates. If you go to rural areas, it is recom-mended to exchange your cash in advance in Ulaanbaatar as only Tugrugs (MNT) are used in rural areas.

Banks and ATM

It is possible to exchange foreign currencies in banks and with-draw cash from ATMs. If you have international cards such as VISA,MASTER,CIRRUSandPLUS,itispossibletoreceivebanking services. The Trade and Development Bank, Golomt Bank and Khan Bank have many ATMs and they are located in popular places such as hotels and supermarkets. It is advisable to beware of pickpockets as there have been cases of theft from people after withdrawing money.

March2012,1USDwasequalto1330MNT.11 different bank notes are used in Mongolia including 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500, 1000, 5000, 10000 and 20000 Tugrug notes. Coins are not used in Mongolia.

Language and Ethnicities

The official language is Mongolian using the Cyrillic (Russian) alphabet. Ethnic Kazakh people inhabit the western part of Mongo-lia (Bayan-Ulgii province) speak-ing the Kazakh language. Around 90 percent of the population is Khalkh, though the population in-cludes around 40 different ethnici-

ties such as Khazakh and Buriad ethnic groups.

Weather

Mongolia has continental dry weather. For the majority of days insummertemperatureriseabove300C.However,thetempera-ture can suddenly drop and snow falls. Summer days are long and it gets dark around 10 p.m. In winter temperatures are minus 20-300C and relevantmeasures are needed to protect againstcold. Mongolian weather is dry and static electricity is common. The weather becomes cold at the beginning of October and stays cold until April the following year. Over the course of the year, there is little

Economy and Industry

Mining is the leading sector as Mongolia has a wealth of natu-ral resources, followed by livestock herding. The main export products are mineral resources and cashmere and the majority of products are exported to mainly Asian countries. According to preliminary data for 2011, Mongolia trades with 127 countries of the world and its total foreign trade turnover reached USD11307.2 million including USD 4780.4 millionfrom exportation and USD 6526.9 million from importation.The Mongolian government has implemented an agricultural campaignnamed“Atar3”since2008,usingitsextensivelandtoincrease domestic food production and develop the agricultural sector. Currency and Exchange

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History

In 1206 Chinggis Khaan consoli-dated many tribes scattered across the territory of Mongolia and es-tablished the Mongol Empire rul-ing over a territory reaching as far as Europe. However, the Mongol Empire disintegrated after his death and became part of the Manchu-led

Qing Dynasty from the 16th century. Following the collapse of the Qing Dynasty, Mongolia declared its independence after be-ing ruled by the Qing Dynasty for 200 years and in 1911 Bogn Khaan established the Mongolian State. Nevertheless, the Chi-nese government concluded a secret agreement with the Russian Empire and declared Mongolia to be a part of the Chinese Re-public in May 1915. Therefore, Chinese troops occupied Mon-golia until 1919.In 1921 Mongolian revolutionary groups sought support from

the Soviet Red Army and once again declared Mongolian inde-pendence from foreign yoke. Mongolia then approved its first Constitution on November 26 1924 and proclaimed its indepen-dence. However, Mongolia was under the influence of the Soviet

Union and developed under the Soviet model in respect to its politics and economy after the revolution in 1921. Democracy actions of the former Soviet Union and eastern Eu-

ropean countries influenced Mongolia and the establishment of the Mongolian Democratic Union was declared in 1989 after its first meeting for democracy took place. Since then Mongolia has organized elections with many political parties and transferred its economic system to a market economy.

Holidays

1stofJanuary: NewYearMiddle of February: Tsagaan Sar- Mongolian Lunar New

Year. Three days of holiday follow the start of the lunar New Year. This Lu nar New Year Celebration is different from the Chinese New Year and it is celebrated on different day each year. 8th of March: Women’s day1stofJune: Children’sday11thofJuly: Naadam-NationalRevolutionHoli

day. During Naadam, Mongolians cel ebrate during have three days of national holiday.26th of November: Independence Day

Transportation

Taxis There are 2 types of taxis in Ulaanbaatar - official metered

taxis and private taxis.

When you require a taxi,you just need to raise your hand.“Private”taxisarese-dan cars without any signs. Payment of private taxi ischarged based on total kilo-meters as such taxis do not have meters. Private taxis cost MNT

700-800 per kilometer as of March 2012. The price of fuel price is unstable these days and so it is difficult to say whether the price of taxis will be kept the same for any period of time. There-fore, it is recommended to check the price first before taking a taxi. Sometimes there are some taxi drivers who try to charge more

from foreigners. Therefore, it is recommended to not take a taxi alone. There have been some cases when another person gets in a taxi and the taxi goes to a different destination in order to rob theforeigncustomer.Pleasebecarefulwithyourbelongingsasif you leave them in a taxi, there is no opportunity to get your belongings back. There is a taxi service which can be ordered by dialing “1991”

which was introduced in 2011. This service is comparatively safe and reliable, and thus more suitable for foreigners.

BusThe cheapest mode of trans-

portation is the bus. For the public transportation there are big buses and microbuses. Also, there is a bus service which not only transports cus-tomers within city, but also to rural areas. Buses charge MNT 400 constantly from each person while

microbus charges MNT 500- 600. The price of microbuses can be different depending on the destination and what time you are taking them. If you take a big bus the conductor will charge from you the fee

and give you a ticket. As microbuses do not have a ticket you need pay in cash as soon as you get on the microbus. Big buses are always crowded with many passengers and there

often targeted by groups of pickpockets. Thus, it is recommend-ed to be careful with your belongings. If you do not know the place well it is recommended, especially for foreigners, to avoid bus transportation.

Telephone

International calls. Pay-phonesathotelscanbeusedforinternationalcalls.Inordi-

nary cases, many people use cheap international call cards using pay-phones. There are several types of international call cards such as Mongoltelecom, Mobicom and Micom. Instructions of

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Timetable of the Central Post Office, Ulaanbaatar city:

Post: 7:30-21:00(Monday-Friday); 9:00 - 20:00 (Saturday and Sunday) Parcels: 8:00-20:30(Monday-Friday); 9:00 - 15:00 (Saturday and Sunday)

Car rental service

Although there are car rental services in Mongolia, it is im-possible to use foreign driver licenses directly for this service. Therefore it is possible to use car rental services with hired driv-ers. In the case of renting a car you should seek advice from a professional organization, tourist agency or hotel reception. The minimum price of such a service is around MNT 50,000 per day (excluding fuel). If you are travelling on your own, it may be more effective to find a cheaper car through negotiating with your tourist guide.

Interpreter and guide

Tourist guides charge around USD 20-70 per day for interpreta-tion and guiding. It is recommended that before you select inter-preters or tourist guides you ask about their language skills and guiding experiences, as many of them are university students. Professionalbusiness interpreterschargeaminimumUSD50

per day. If you want to hire a specialized professional interpreter, it is advised that you book someone in advance. You may find it easiesttorequestaninterpreterfromatouristcompany.

Tipping

In general there is no practice of tipping but you may give a tip if you think that you received good services.

Electricity

Mongolia uses 220V and 50Hz electricity. In a case of using electrical appliances which use 100V, you need to use an adaptor. It is useful to have a multi-plug adapter as Mon-golia uses a 2-pin plug.

international call cards, in most cases, are written in Mongolian, so you may need to get explanations or help from your translator or tourist guide.

Domestic callsUsage of mobile phones has become widespread in recent times

and almost everyone has a mobile phone. However, it is also pos-sible to use pay-phones installed at post offices, hotels, hospitals, train stations and other public places. Use of them is similar to the international call cards. These phone cards are sold at post offices and supermarkets. Also, each phone company uses the same card. If you wish to make an urgent call the simplest way is to use

“white telephones”. Street vendors have white telephones in a box next cigarettes and chewing gum. Also, it is possible to use white telephone from kiosks located at bus stops. The white tele-phones are only for local calls and the charge is MNT 100-150 per minute. White telephone services are always by for by cash. If you know the phone numbers you wish to dial, you can use white telephone anytime.

Mobile phonesThere are four big mobile phone companies in Mongolia, in-

cluding Mobicom, the largest company, Skytel, Unitel and G-Mobile. Mobicom provides a mobile phone rental service. If you are going to stay in Mongolia for long period of time, it is recom-mended that you purchase a mobile number with a reasonable mobile phone. If you buy international call cards designed for mobile phones, you can make international calls directly from your mobile phone. It is easier if you choose a mobile phone with the capability to receive international calls and international roaming services.

Internet

There are many internet cafes in the capital city which can be identified the “Internet” sign. The majority of them use previous versions of Windows and the internet speed differs from one to another. Internet cafes charge around MNT 600-1500 per hour depending on their location and services. Furthermore, the num-ber of shops and cafes with free WiFi internet access has been increasing gradually in Ulaanbaatar. Internet access is available in hotels of a higher standard.

Post

It is easiest to use theCentralPostOfficewhenyouneed tosendaletter,greetingcardorparcel.TheCentralPostOfficeislocatedatthewestsideoftheSukhbaatarsquare.Postalpricesdepend on the county to which the letter or parcel is being sent to and postal prices vary depending on the weight of a letter or parcel. You can find the postal service price list if you go to the CentralPostOffice.Ifyouneedanexpresspostalservice,itispossible to use EMS (international post forwarding). Also, you canreceiveinternationalpostalservicesfromDHLandUPSinUlaanbaatar.

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becomes tender and delicious, and vegetables and soup taste es-pecially wonderful. One of the unforgettable food products of Mongolia cuisine is dairy products. There are many types of milk products including, yogurt, milk, cheese and curdled milk. Dairy products are produced and packed by big companies after the raw materials are purchased from herders and are sold in city, while fresh milk and dairy products are sold in rural area

Restaurants

There are many bars in Ulaanbaatar city. You can enjoy not only Mongolian traditional cuisine, but also French, Brazilian, Kore-an, Chinese, Italian, Indian, Turkish and Russian dishes. Howev-er, only Mongolian restaurants can be found in the countryside. Most of the restaurants have menus in English and you can eas-

ily communicate in English in many restaurants. You can pay your bill by your international cards such as American Express, Visa and Master cards. Advertisements for well known restau-rants in Ulaanbaatar are published in our magazine. More infor-mation can be found in the Restaurant section.

Alcoholic beverages

The most popular alcohol product is Vodka. Mongolians drink alcohol products when they have meetings, ceremonies and at other events. The alcoholic content of Mongolian vodka is around40%.Mongoliansdrinkvodkaandotheralcoholprod-ucts straight without mixing them. Thus, it is recommended not to drink too much. The minimum price of Mongolian vodka is aroundMNT3000and themaximumprice is aroundMNT20,000. There are also Mongolian vodka products with attractive package which can be used as gifts. Mongolians drink “airag’ (fermented horse milk) in summer as much as beer. Drinking fermented horse milk when you are at herder’s family is a won-derful experience as it tastes great. Mongolians drink beer a lot and the most famous beer is Ching-

gis draft beer which represent the Mongolian name. In summer,

many restaurants and pubs open summer beer tents which give more opportunities to relax and enjoy draft beer. Also, imported bottled and canned beers including Tiger and Heineken are very popular.

Drinks

It is appropriate to use water in hotels after boiling. You can buy bottled pure water from supermarkets and shops in the city. 500 mlbottlesofpurewatercostaroundMNT350each.

Washroom Facilities

It is recommended to carry your own toilet roll with you as toi-lets commonly do not have toilet paper. If you go to countryside, it is advised you to bring wet tissues as there are some places without any sink or washing facilities. There are some pay toilets in the city but not many. It is advised you to use toilets in the State Department Store, shops and hotels in case of urgent need.

CITI TOILETNew public toilets have been

commissioned recently. Now, there are public toilets in busy places - one storey buildings named CITY TOILET. These public toilets are clean and comfortable. They charge a service fee of MNT 150 for use of the toilet.

Mongolian cuisine

Mongolian cuisine is generally meat based. Mongolians main-ly eat beef, mutton and other meat products including pork, chicken, horse meat, camel meat and goat meat, depending on the meal. The main traditional Mongolian food is “Buuz” (large sized dumplings) -thea main course of Tsagaan Sar celebrations. Theyaremadewithflourandmeatandsteamed(Picture1).An-other traditional dish is “Khuushuur” which is similar to “Buuz” but fried. Mutton is used in both of them.

Cafes and restaurants for middle class Mongolians cook the above mentioned dishes and other dishes including goulash (mutton dish served with rice), vegetable soup, piroshki (Rus-sian fried buns with meat filling) and tsuivan (meat and noodle dish).Pricesofbuuz,khuushuurandpiroshkiarearoundMNT400-500 while soup and main course cost approximately MNT 3000-4000.ItiscommontoeatMongoliandisheswithMongo-lian traditional milk tea. It tastes little bit salty but is very tasty when you get used to it. Mongolians cook a special meal, called “Khorkhog”,fortheirguests(Picture3).Thismealismadebycooking pieces of mutton, potatoes, carrots and other vegetables inside a container which also contains red hot stones and water, and is often also heated from the outside. The mutton in the dish

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arequitesafe.Freeentrancebarscommonlyhavefightsandar-guments. Thus, it is recommended to avoid going to such clubs. The average entrance is between MNT 5000 and 10000. It is best to be careful as people are partying and drinking alcoholic products. Also, there are many different types of clubs including live music clubs. There are many different types of massage centers for foot mas-

sage, body massage and Thai massage. There are also massage centers for foreigners. Therefore, you can enjoy any time you want to relax your body after your trip. If you need further infor-mation regarding massage centers, you can find it from informa-tion section on sauna and massage centers in our magazine. In recent years, karaoke centers have been established. There

are many songs in different languages, so you can spend your time having fun. There are also clubs with private waitress ser-vices. If you would like to go that kind of place, you should go to there with Mongolians or people who know Mongolia well.

Health

In summer, the weather is becomes hot and dry. You should wear a hat and drink plenty of water to prevent from sunstroke. Pleasealsobecarefulwheneatingassomedairyproductsandoily meat products can cause stomachache. You can find list of emergency call numbers from the last page of our magazine.

UB Tourist Information Center

UB Tourist Information Center has been assisting tourists since April 2009. They have provided relevant information to around 1500 locals and tourists from different countries since their es-tablishment. In 2010, this center gave information to around 3,100 tourists.Also, this center has provided their services toapproximately 1000 individuals and has cooperated with 100 companies. In 2011, approximately 2,249 tourists from 52 dif-ferentcountriesand1,300localresidentsreceivedinformation

from this information center. Also, this center cooperated with 150 companies through concluding cooperation agreements. UB Tourist Information Center aims at welcoming both tourists

and local residents in a friendly and hospitable manner, giving updated, new and comprehensive information to them via their friendly staff.

Tel:70118083,70117093URL: www.ubtourism.mnE-mail: ubtourism@ulaanbaatar.mn

In recent days, Mongolians have started drinking wine. There are many types of wine and purchasing them from a supermar-ket, is cheaper than buying them from clubs. There are several wine shops in Mongolia which only sell wines.

Shopping

If you want to purchase necessary daily products, it is recom-mended to go to Narantuul market (the ‘black market’) or shops inthe3rddistrict.Therearemanypickpocketsinthemarketsosometimes Mongolians avoid going to there. Narantuul market is an interesting place to go if you are careful with your belongings. Most of its products are imported from China and Russia and they are very cheap. However, it is advised to check what you arebuyingassomeofsuchproductsarenotofagoodquality.Wesuggestthatyoushouldpurchaseitemsyourequireforyourtrip from here. Also, horse riding boots, deels and souvenirs are traded at the market. Youngpeopleliketogotothe3rdand4thdistricts’shops.There

are also famous brands’ shops in that area. All types of clothes and shoes are sold out there. It is advised that are also wary of pickpockets in this area. When shops in that area close for the day, night clubs are opened and soon become crowded. There are not many places aimed at foreign tourists, so please be careful and wary of drunk people if you want to enjoy the night-life. As well as the above mentioned shops and clubs, there are many shops and clubs such as Sansar khoroolol and Bumgugur market. In recent years, many famous and world recognized brands

have opened their shops to sell original products in Ulaanbaatar, includingLuisVitton,BurberryandZaraat1stflooroftheCen-tralTower,nexttoSukhbaatarSquare.

Souvenir shops

If you would like to purchase souvenirs, it is advised to go to big stores including Nomin Department Store and Sky Shopping Center.TherearemanysouvenirshopsinPeaceavenuewhichis in front of State Department Store. There are various types of souvenir products such as felt products, cashmere products, souvenir products with traditional styles, t-shirts with draw-ings related to Mongolian cultures, traditional deels and leather products. If you are not worried about your luggage limit, one of the most interesting souvenirs is the “Morin Khuur’ (traditional Mongolian horse-head fiddle). Also, you can purchase high stan-dard cashmere products at reasonable prices. Camel wool prod-ucts are very warm. Thus, such types of products and clothes can be given to elders and children as presents. If you are interested in felt products, a felt souvenir shop named “Tsagaan Alt”, near Nomin Department Store, has many choices of products. This shophasmanycustomersandoffershighqualityproductswhichcan be given as special presents. There are some shops where you can place specific orders if you have enough time. Some places can make you leather boots and deels (traditional Mon-goliandress)toorderinyoursizewithin3-5days.Furthermore,you can purchase food products as souvenirs including dairy products such as cheese, milk curd, pine nuts, smoked cheese, stone salt, mushroom tea, airag and Mongolian vodka. Also, you can buy a CD of a “Morin Khuur” concert from the

HiFi CD shop.

Night Clubs

Night clubs are popular places in Mongolia. At the end of week, youths always go to clubs. Clubs which charge an entrance tax

The total population of Mongolia 2,754,685 PopulationofUlaanbaatar 1,159.899LivestockHerdersPopulation 327.154Gross domestic product of the year $13.264billionPerCapitaGrossDomesticProduct$3,042PerFamilyAverageIncome 363,200Tg

Livestock 36,005,800 Sheep 15,509,100 Goat 15,809,000 Cattle 2,315,100 Horse 2,093,000 Camel 279,600

Lowest point of elevation: Dornod Aimag, Khukh Nuur (552m)

Highest point of elevation: Bayan-Ulgii Aimag, Khuiten Uul (4,374m)

Mongolian Territory Total: 1566,500 km2

(EasttoWest2,392km,NorthtoSouth1,259km)

PopulationDensityofMongolia1.7per/km2

Density of Ulaanbaatar 245per/km2

Annual Average Childbirth: 30,437

Average life expectancy: woman 68 years, man 63years

Average age of Marriage: man: 26.2 years, women 24.2years

UniversityPopulation: 30.9%man;69.1%women

Foreign Tourists in 2010: 371,014.(Chinese:159,790;

Russian:77,519;Korean:38,183;American:13,229etc)

Number of Rivers: 5,300; Number of Springs: 7,800;

Number of Lakes: 3,600; Number of Geysers: 362.

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NotonlyhastheMongolianeconomyhasincreasedby17%in2011,butalsoMongoliancitizens’incomehasincreasedby7timesduring last 10 years which is related to internationally-recognized giant deposits in Mongolia. Due to this significant development, demands for apartments have increased noticeably. However, movement from the ger district to the city is difficult because of infra-structure restrictions. Existing residential apartments were built mainly for people with higher incomes or for foreign investors. Thus, those apartments were not affordable to people with lower incomes or those living in the ger district. MUDI (Mongolian Urban Devolpment Institute) has started offering apartments with reasonable prices to lower income people in the gerdistrictsince2005.Ithasbuiltapartmentblockswithatotalof300residentialunits,includingthe6-storey“TOYOHIRAStudio№1” building with 48 residential units and all at affordable prices. The company will start construction work and trade of “TOYOHIRA Studio №2”,a13-storeyresidentialbuildingwith62residentialunits in 2012 and will work also on construction work and trade of “New Town” project with 12,000 residential units this year. That project is a part of “100,000 apart ment project” approved by the Mongolian Government.

KEISEIMASAKI construction company is an experienced company in introduc-ingnewtechnologyagainstcoldforharshweatherinHokkaidoregion,Japan.ThisJapanesecompanycooperateswithMUDIforachievingthepurposesofthecom-pany through understanding more about MUDI’s purposes in order to make its own contribution to Mongolian development. Therefore,MUDIsendsitsMongolianofficerstoJapaninwintertosharingex-periencesandwhenconstructionworksstartsinsummer,MUDIbringsJapaneseconstructors for their operations for the benefit of both parties. Within the last two years, apartment prices have doubled in Mongolia. These apartments are in good locations and the company is also offering customers apart-ment rentals.

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ULAANBAATAR LIST

RESTAURANT

GINZA 976-331739,976-99093025,976-99073025 P46 (JapaneseYakinikuRestaurant) www.erdenetravel.mn

YAMATO DINING 976-50040800, 88070800 P47 www.yamato.mn

NAGOMI (Kaitenzushi) 976-70075167 P44,P45SAKURA (Teppanyaki) fb.khanpalace@kempinski.comSAKURA http://www.facebook.com/kempinski.ub

TSUYA(Sushi) 976-11-300673,976-96682003 P38 www.whitehousehotel.mn

FUJI 976-11-458330 P42 mn_flowerhotel@yahoo.co.jp

Hashi 976-95192663,976-91679116 P54SakuraBakeryCafe 976-99033612,976-99813612 P50Chiyoda(Ramen) 976-11-319635,976-99049312 P50Midori(Sushi) 976-11-311470,976-91187799 P52Bento Bento 976-95959505 P50MorinoIruka (Plantation) 976-99106200 P25

KHARA KHORIN 976-70075167 P44,P45(Mongolian Food) fb.khanpalace@kempinski.com http://www.facebook.com/kempinski.ub

MR.WANG 976-11-319948 P48(Chinese Imperial Restaurant) www.mrwang.co.kr

THE BULL 976-70110060 (I) P52(AuthenticHopPot) 976-70111212(II)

StepMongolia(MongoliaFood) 976-99744039,976-91916939 P50Bangkok (ThailandFood) 976-11-330476 P50Bewon (KoreaFood) 976-77400400,976-77300300 P49Hazara (India Food) 976 -11-480214, 976 -99195007 P55

SachersCafe 976-70114734 P51Veranda 976-11-330818 P52LosBandidos 976-11-314167,976-99194618 P52Cafe 9 976-91050078, 976-88080082 P30JurUrBakeryCafe 976-11-366677,976-99075788 P50Luna Blanca 976-50159651, 976-98110512 P51Organic Club 976-70159898, 976-91988288 P49EmeraldBay 976-11-320120,976-99111965 P52StringsNigthClub 976-11-367845 P46AmritaDiscoClub 976-99040813,976-99012762 P55KingLounge 976-70136721 P35,P55Te-Amo Karaoke Club 976-95256866 P55J-Karaoke 976-11-458330,976-99114963 P55Wine&Dine 976-11-366677,976-99075788 P49ChingissBeerClub 976-99182363 P49TheSquareGrillPub 976-11-313355,976-88112087 P49

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HOTELSAUNA - MASSAGE

RESTAURANT HOTEL

KEMPINSKIHOTEL 976-11463463 P44,P45 www.kempinski-ulaanbaatar.com reservations.ulaanbaatar@kempinski.com

RAMADA HOTEL 976-70141111, 976-70142222 P37 www.ramada.com ramada@ramadaubcitycenter.mn

CHINGGISKHAANHOTEL 976-11-313380 P36 www.chinggis-hotel.com marketing@chinggis-hotel.com

FLOWER HOTEL 976-11-455652 P42 www.flower-hotel.mn flowerhotel@magicnet.mn

NARANTUULHOTEL 976-11-330565 P41 www.narantuulhotel.com info@narantuulhotel.com

PALACEHOTEL 976-11-343565 P43 www.palace.mn reservation@palace.mn

WHITEHOUSEHOTEL 976-11-367872,976-11-369967 P38 www.whitehousehotel.mn info@whitehousehotel.mn

ComfortHotel(Darkhan) 976-7037-9090,976-99806030 P40Springs Hotel 976-70129010 P39VoyageHotel 976-11-327757 P39MikaHotel 976-11-310903 P39MichelleHotel 976-11-325525 P39NewWestHotel 976-70183500,976-70183503 P40

SAUNA & MASSAGE

MICHELL'S NAIL STUDIO 976-70109088, 976-99087168 P56 aguunaa@yahoo.com

Mimosa Hair Salon 976-99070618 P58JoyFoodMassage 976-11-328077 P57SiSiMassage 976-11-481238 P58KawaJapaneseBeautySalon 976-11-312360,976-99090334 P57LotusThaiMassage 976-11-326960 P58Venus Massage 976-91008178, 976-91198178 P58AsianMassage 976-99096425,976-95929394 P57

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MONGOLIANAIRLINESGROUP 976-70112179 P70,P71 www.mongolianairlines.com info@ mongolianairlines.com EZNISAIRWAYS 976-11-333311 P3 www.eznisairways.com sales@eznis.com

AviaLineairticketoffice 976-70131000

AYANCHINLODGE 976-99094539,93032323 P31 www.ayanchinlodge.mn ayanchin@magicnet.mn

H.I.S 976-11-332348 www.his-j.com/dst/mongol.htm info@his-mongol.com

HSKHAANRESORT 976-70115311,976-99085311 P26 www.hk-khaan-resort.com info@hkkhanresort.mn

NEWJUULCHINTOURS 976-11-319401,976-11-319403 P28 www.juulchinworld.com info@juulchinworld.com

"OT"TOUR 976-99136772,976-99191761 P27 www.ottour.com contact@ottour.com

DREAM LAND BRIDGE 976-70116721 P35 www.dbl-tour.com dream_bridge_life@yahoo.com

BAYANKHAD 976-11-331280,976-99094675 P30 odnoo_new@yahoo.com

Geomandal Nomads 976-99888585 P29,P32,P34HustaiNationalPark 976-21-245087 P34Jiguur 976-11-461542 P32NewCloverTravelService 976-99032288 Taliin Sondor Resort 976- 77228811, 976- 88999599 P33 SteppesJourney 976-70115005,976-99089807 P29GobiErdene 976-96026038 P33

GOBICASHMERE 976-11-343677,976-11-365705 P1 www.gobi.mn marketing@gobi.mn, export@gobi.mn

GOYOCASHMERE 976-11-342531 P4,P5 www.goyo-cashmere.com

AyanchinOvtfitters 976-70119211,976-11-319211 P61ImaiAmka 976-50053211,976-99013717Morin Khuur 99156171, 99250650 P60TsagaanAlt 976-11-318591,976-50051065 P59FortecJapan 976-99908482,976-88114451 P59Mongolian Leather Collection 976 - 88114514 P59Hatan Shop 976-99062592, 976-99092172 P60Everyday 976-11-462906,976-11-451381 P59

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MONGOLIANAIRLINESGROUP 976-70112179 P70,P71 www.mongolianairlines.com info@ mongolianairlines.com EZNISAIRWAYS 976-11-333311 P3 www.eznisairways.com sales@eznis.com

AviaLineairticketoffice 976-70131000

AYANCHINLODGE 976-99094539,93032323 P31 www.ayanchinlodge.mn ayanchin@magicnet.mn

H.I.S 976-11-332348 www.his-j.com/dst/mongol.htm info@his-mongol.com

HSKHAANRESORT 976-70115311,976-99085311 P26 www.hk-khaan-resort.com info@hkkhanresort.mn

NEWJUULCHINTOURS 976-11-319401,976-11-319403 P28 www.juulchinworld.com info@juulchinworld.com

"OT"TOUR 976-99136772,976-99191761 P27 www.ottour.com contact@ottour.com

DREAM LAND BRIDGE 976-70116721 P35 www.dbl-tour.com dream_bridge_life@yahoo.com

BAYANKHAD 976-11-331280,976-99094675 P30 odnoo_new@yahoo.com

Geomandal Nomads 976-99888585 P29,P32,P34HustaiNationalPark 976-21-245087 P34Jiguur 976-11-461542 P32NewCloverTravelService 976-99032288 Taliin Sondor Resort 976- 77228811, 976- 88999599 P33 SteppesJourney 976-70115005,976-99089807 P29GobiErdene 976-96026038 P33

GOBICASHMERE 976-11-343677,976-11-365705 P1 www.gobi.mn marketing@gobi.mn, export@gobi.mn

GOYOCASHMERE 976-11-342531 P4,P5 www.goyo-cashmere.com

AyanchinOvtfitters 976-70119211,976-11-319211 P61ImaiAmka 976-50053211,976-99013717Morin Khuur 99156171, 99250650 P60TsagaanAlt 976-11-318591,976-50051065 P59FortecJapan 976-99908482,976-88114451 P59Mongolian Leather Collection 976 - 88114514 P59Hatan Shop 976-99062592, 976-99092172 P60Everyday 976-11-462906,976-11-451381 P59

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HopeDentalClinic 976-11-310490,976-99283175 P60 SOSMedicaMongolia 976-11-454537ClinicalHospitalNo1 976-11-323857ClinicalHospitalNo2 976-70150234ClinicalHospitalNo3 976-11-687886,976-11-687901Traumatology and Orthopaedic research center 976-70180136Fire department 101Police 102Emergencyhospital 103Agency emergency 105

KHAANBANK 976-11-332333,70075179 P9,P72 www.khanbank.com priority@khanbank.com

TDBBANK 976-11-312362,976-11-326289 P21 www.tdbm.mn

BRIDGEGROUP 976-11-450520,976-11-450941 P20 www.bridgegroup.mn bridge@bridgegroup.mn

BESTAREALESTATE 976-77300099,976-98882218 P8 www.besta.mn info@besta.mn

TOYOHIRAStudio 976-95907755(Masaki),976-11-363874 P24 k.masaki.jp@gmail.com contact@mudi.mn

WenstransCo.,Ltd 976-88119049,976-88119131 P60

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