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/зохиогчийн эрхээр хамгаалагдана/
Dear Guest,
Sain bainuu?/ "Are you fine?"/.
Ta saikhan zusaj bainu?/"Are you having a good summer ?"/the most common and traditional greeting in this country by seasons/.
It's me, Bolod, a Mongol man who runs the Bolod's Tours and Guesthouse in Mongolia.
Thank you for visiting my modest website! It's about Mongolia and the Mongols.
Welcome to the ancestral country for up to 12 mln. Mongols separated by distances and borders of 7 countries/Mongolia/2.7mln/, China/4 mln/, Afghanistan/4 mln/, Russia, Iran, Burma and Kyrgyzstan/. ...Why should'nt we start thinking about bringing Mogolis, Kalmyks and those Hazaras and Aimaqs who are of Mongol descent, back to the central land of their ancestors ?!...We are even more separated than the ill-fated Kurdish people. Do we know any person, any family or any nation who is happy for being separated ?!
What's left from our native land to us, to only independent part-Mongolia proper, is both:
very small/ it's very sad that only one third of it is today under the rule of Mongols themselves / and fairly big/ it's 18th by size territory among the world's countries/.
We invite you to visit the country and its people. You will be visiting a people with centuries-old nomadic lifestyle, listening to the absolute silence and breathing the purest ever air and seeing the eternal blue sky dominating over this beautiful land on Central Asian plateau:
green taiga forests, the second largest fresh water lake in Siberia, ancient burials, icy streams of crystal clear rivers, in its north,
two-humped camels, towering sand dunes, green oases with saksaul trees, rocky mountains in scarsely green plains, natural formations of cliffs... in its South,
endless steppes, homeland of best horses, bird gathering at blue lakes, fishing rivers, numerous gazelles, volcanic craters... in its East,
snow capped mountains, great lakes, rock paintings, steep canyons, yak herds and massive sand dunes, mountain and field caves ... in its West!
Discover Mongolia with Bolod's Tours! Stay comfortably with Bolod's Guesthouse! It's a truly experienced native tour arranger and guesthouse reccommended by Lonely Planet's "Mongolia" guidebook of 2001/page 139/ and 2005/pages 69, 72/ and its "Trans Siberian Railway" of 2006/p. 263/ and "Mongolie" by Petit Fute of 2008-2009/page 86/.
What's now the situation in Mongolia's tourism? As Mr. Davaadorj Ts, the Minister of the Manufacturing and Trade admitted on October 2nd, 2007, on TV, "-Now, most foreign tourists enter and leave Mongolia by foreign-owned airlines or trains, stay at foreign-owned accommodations, eat at foreign restaurants and travel with foreign tour companies". It's true, indeed, nowdays.
This country doesn't need foreign investments in fields where the Mongols are capable or must do businesses themselves. What kind of foreign investments does Mongolia indeed need? The country needs foreign investment in manufacturing and technology most!!! Mongolia's rulers should at last realise that they must primarily to protect the interests of their own people.
I'm almost one of patriots who want to remain in this last homeland instead of emigrating abroad as too many Mongols do so. Exodus of young population and export of women are the greatest threat to the further existense of Mongols as a nation...
Nationwide mining boom and gold rush are the greatest threat to Mongolia's nature... The gold may feed the people for 50 years, while preserved Nature-Mother would be able do it for another 5000 years.
Thank you for taking your time visiting my modest website.
I will keep my website live and constantly updated.
Bolod

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2008-08-21 :::..Gold medalist Tuvshinbayar Naidan of Mongolia stands at the medals ceremony of the men's judo -100kg half heavyweight division finals at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing, Thursday, Aug. 14, 2008. (AP Photo/Charles


2008-08-20 :::..Petr Kaduk, the coach of Moldova's boxing team:
Соперник в полуфинале - боксер из Монголии очень крепок, высок ростом, обладает мощным ударом. Вынослив и смел в атаке. Все это мы учитываем, готовясь к этому поединку. Слава мальчиком для битья не будет, он готов постоять за честь нашего триколора до последней секунды боя. Будем сражаться! 
2008-08-19 :::..
Mongols won 2 medals at 2008 Beijing Olympic Games!!!
Serdamba Purevdorj of Mongolia, right, reacts after defeating Amnat Ruenroeng of Thailand in a men's light flyweight 48 kilogram quarterfinal boxing match at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing, Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2008 
2008-08-15 :::..First-ever olimpic gold medal for Mongolia!!!
Tuvshinbayar Naidan, competing in his first Olympics, got a waza-ari win over Askhat Zhitkeyev of Kazakhstan and gave Mongolia its first gold medal of the Beijing Olympic Games. At the 2006 Doha Asian Games, Naidan finished in joint fifth place in both the Men's +100kg and the open weightclass division. 
2008-08-13 :::..The Bantamweight division saw Russia's Sergey Vodopyanov, the gold medalist in 2007 World Amateur Boxing Championship in Chicago, win over Puerto Rico's McJoe Arroyo Acevedo 10-5. Arroyo Acevedo was the bronze medal winner at the same tournament. The silver medalist at the Chicago tournament, Mongolian Badar-Uugan Enkhbat, beat 18-year-old Mexican Oscar Valdez 15-4. The other bronze winner in Chicago, Great Britain's Joe Murray, was defeated by China's Gu Yu 17-7. Gu came in fifth at the same tournament. 
2008-08-13 :::..The Bantamweight division saw Russia's Sergey Vodopyanov, the gold medalist in 2007 World Amateur Boxing Championship in Chicago, win over Puerto Rico's McJoe Arroyo Acevedo 10-5. Arroyo Acevedo was the bronze medal winner at the same tournament. The silver medalist at the Chicago tournament, Mongolian Badar-Uugan Enkhbat, beat 18-year-old Mexican Oscar Valdez 15-4. The other bronze winner in Chicago, Great Britain's Joe Murray, was defeated by China's Gu Yu 17-7. Gu came in fifth at the same tournament. 
2008-08-12 :::..Enkhzorig Zorigtbaatar, right, of Mongolia wins 10:1 Mahdi Ouatine of Morocco during a men's featherweight 57 kg preliminary boxing match at the Beijing 2008 ...


2008-08-10 :::..The petrol price has been up again in Mongolia after Russia added its export oil tax by USD 115-130 per ton in August. Mongolia is planning to buy more petrol from China and use its petrol reserves in order to stabilise the situation in fuel supply on its market. 
2008-08-07 :::..29 Mongol athletes will be participating in the Olimpic Games in Beijing including several good boxers, wrestlers and Serod, the marathon runner who won 2008 Beijing Marathon on April 20th. 
2008-08-07 :::..
Two Mongol women. 1919. 
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