On The Weekend: Chinggis Khan and Turtle Rock

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The beauty of this picture is that I was supposed to have an uncanny resemblance to the statute. Imitation is the greatest flattery!

There is a particular fascination when it comes to Mongolia—as there is a perfect blend of old country and new country. It’s probably the unique mountainous aesthetic that drew me to the Mongolian’s version of the Wild, Wild West. I made it my mission to take as many photos as I wanted to challenge the pre-conceived notions of Mongolia as it has been called a harsh, inhospitable wasteland. With my writing pad on the one hand and my Sony Alpha 6000 camera in the other, I set out to uncover this mysterious “wasteland.” Continue reading “On The Weekend: Chinggis Khan and Turtle Rock”

Australia: A Smooth Mongolian Transition

Interview with Temuge Namjilsuren (Founder of Content Craft and HSC HERO)  

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Originally published in the Mongol Messenger on July 28th

Aside from being known as the country with cute yet scary animals, shrimp prawns on the barbie, and supposed wasteland, Australia is known is known as the lucky country. From its astute economy,  right down to the aromatic of foodie culture, there is a particular sense curiosity within the Land Down Under. Australia has an array of benefits (i.e. education, freedom of work, healthcare entitlement and high wages), and it is a nurturing hub for those who want to venture out and start their own businesses. Continue reading “Australia: A Smooth Mongolian Transition”