In case you have no idea what Sukhbaatar Square is, at least you know what it looks like now. The square commemorates the general, Sukhbaatar, who helped fight for Mongolian independence in 1921.
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Documenting my time living and conducting research in Mongolia. The views expressed here are my own and do not represent those of any other person, organization, or employer.
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Websites I Like
- Mongolia Web News
- Lingua Mongolia
- Todd Forsgren-Pictures of community garderns in Cuba, Mongolia, US
- UB Post-Mongolia's Independent English Weekly News
- Mongolia Web News
- Gobi Marathon-Mongolia
- Taimen Conservation
- Mongolian Intermediate Reading and Listening Project-IU
- Mongolia Today-Online Magazine
- American Center for Mongolian Studies
- Gogo.mn-UB map, mongolia news (in mongolian)
Other Blogs I Dig
- Asian Gypsy-Musings of a Mongolian Wanderer
- This Month in Mongolian Studies
- yurts, yaks, and other adventures on the silk road
- UB bird watching club (in Mongolian)
- A Soviet Poster A Day
- Ming Holden, Luce Fellow, Mongolia
- Editor of the UB Post-Mongolia blog
- Christian's UB Blog-working at a multinational law firm in UB
- Design Research Mongolia-Jaspal's Mongolia Blog
- The Azamat Report-News from Kyrgyzstan
- The Regal Vizsla-Dogs and Central Asia
2 comments:
Did they paint the statue of Sukhbaatar?!
Sukhbaatar was painted for the 800th Anniversary
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