The mystery behind the success of Genghis Khan
The strong development of the Mongolian empire under the rule of Genghis Khan can be attributed to climate factors.
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The strong development of the Mongolian empire under the rule of Genghis Khan can be attributed to climate factors.
The United Nations Science, Education and Culture Organization recognized the Orkhon Valley of Mongolia as a World Cultural Heritage in 2004.
The army of Genghis Khan has made extensive conquests across Asia as well as part of Europe to build the mighty Mongol empire.
The burial place of Genghis Khan has long been a controversial topic. According to the history books, the founder of the Mongolian empire asked to be buried in an anonym…
The 75 million-year fossil in Mongolia belongs to the dinosaur that looks like an odd hybrid hybrid between swans, crocodiles, ducks and ostriches.
Mongolian researchers are investigating the mysteries surrounding the woman's 1,000-year-old mummy-wearing shoes that resemble modern Adidas sports shoes.
On September 30, scientists said one of the largest ever dinosaur footprints was discovered in the Gobi desert of Mongolia.
The mummy a meditating monk preserved intact has been discovered in Mongolia's Songinokhairkhan province.
New dinosaur fossils belong to a group of feathered dinosaurs called oviraptors. It was officially named Huanansaurus ganzhouensis.
Japanese and Mongolian archaeologists have discovered a vestige of a 13th century military outpost, created for the conquest of the Genghis Khan empire in southwestern M…
Some Buddhists believe that the Mongolian monk is practicing a deep form of meditation and may not be dead yet.
With two giant arms, newly excavated dinosaurs in Mongolia are a scary prehistoric animal.
Although he spent 800 years after the death of the most famous emperor in the history of the Mongolian empire, his grave search activities continued.
Japanese and Mongolian scientists have successfully restored the fossilized skeleton of an immature dinosaur from 70 million years ago.
Chinese archaeologists have uncovered a piece of the Great Wall lying across the Mongolian border, which has never been discovered before.