At the far end of Ulaanbaatar’s Peace Avenue, a 10-minute walk east from Sukhbaatar Square, stands a site of major national importance to Mongolia: the rotunda of Bokhiin Orgoo, the “Wrestling Palace”. On the carpeted wooden floor of its main hall, thousands of Mongolian wrestlers have fought for the coveted supreme title of “undefeated giant...
Derelict factories, a small and muddy market and scattered concrete blocks amid gers (traditional tents), log cabins and rickety wooden stockades surround tiny residential districts. Today’s Kharkhorin isn’t a great deal to look at, though the surrounding snow-flecked hills and the unique, bright Mongolian light do invest it with some beauty. However, this was once...
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