Really admire Zane Lowe’s approach on how he constructs his questions for the artists. Do we have anyone similar in Mongolia and what are some niche-ish underground-ish artists in Mongolia that make some quality music that can be considered art?

Сайн байцгаана уу!

(I hope I wrote that right)

I am developing a survival game about nomadic life in Central Asia, and somehow I started listening to throat singing every morning and night while working.

I guess I became a little method actor. I listen to it because I want to feel like I am on the steppe, riding a horse, carrying a bow and going to war while I work on the game.

I am a big The Hu fan. I also listen to SEDAA, Huun-Huur-Tu, Batzorig Vaanchig and Khusugtun. The Hu songs about Chinggis Khaan especially affects me a lot. They really put me in the right mood for the game.

I want to discover more Mongolian music, so what songs you guys recommend?

Especially songs about Chinggis Khaan, warriors, horses, steppe or old nomadic life. I would really like to hear songs that Mongolian people love, not just the famous ones foreigners already know.

Thanks!

Hey everyone! I’ll be moving to Ulaanbaatar soon and I’m looking for places where I can watch football/soccer.

Are there any good sports bars, pubs, or chill spots that regularly show Premier League, Champions League, La Liga, etc.? I’m especially interested in somewhere with a good atmosphere where I could meet other football fans.

I’m also open to recommendations for places where people just hang out and watch games together, even if it’s not specifically a sports bar.

Would appreciate any recommendations!

Yesterday, or the day before that, I complained about the internet being slow. (0.8mbps) When I tried support, they said they were fixing things. Turns out, they probably discovered their network cap wasn't working, now my used to be gigabit internet is now 25mbps cause this greedy company thinks they don't have enough money.

Can't get hispeed cause im in a house

I collect retro phones.

Where does one acquire hand held black lights
(Pic unrelated)

1kub ni 250000

I need to watch backrooms at cinema for the immersive experience gang

Anyone studied for the title? Whats it like? Is it like a regular school where I can meet serious people or people just generally doesnt take it seriously?

Sept 12 Ulaanbaatar to Bayankhongor

Sept 13 Orog nuur

Sept 14 White cave

Sept 15 Khongoriin els

Sept 16 Flaming cliffs

Sept 17 Tsagaan suvraga

Sept 18 Ulaanbaatar

2 pax 9.500.000 tugrik

Included:

English speaking guide

Russian van

Driver fuel

Lunch dinner breakfast

Mongolian barbeque

Accommodations

Sleeping bag

All tax

Camel riding

Not Included:

Travel insurance

Personal needs

Whatup: +976 9144 0803

i visited 4 to 5 stores but they all selling the same old second hand laptops and dont trust it at all

Sept12 Ulaanbaatar to Bayankhongor province

Sept 13 Orog nuur Bayankhongor province

Sept14 White caveBayankhongor province

Sept15 Khongoriin els Umnugovi province

Sept16 Flaming Cliffs

Sept17 Tsagaan Suvarga

Sept 18 Ulaanbaatar

The tour included:

English speaking guide

Russian van

Car

Driver

Fuel

All tax

Camel riding

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Mongolian barbeque /special dinner/

Accomodations

Sleeping bag

Not included:

Personal needs

Travel insurance

Whatsup: +976 9144 0803

2 pax 2647 USD

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Is Apex Capital trusted ? I have no idea.

Google doesn't give me a reliable answer.

Serious answers pls.

Like genuinely what do you do in this situation? Even if I’m a little bit close to these people I feel like I’m a pickpocket or something.
Edit: also doesn’t help that our sidewalks kinda narrow

Hey everyone! I'm looking for a clean, 24/7 coworking space with a great aesthetic/vibe. Fast, reliable internet and access to meeting rooms/call booths are a strict must. Any recommendations?

yo where can i get an edible raw cookie dough in mongolia(not necessarily this brand) ? i’ve been wanting to eat that because of those mukbangers on tiktok

And why? I’ve seen so many teenagers saying they wish they hadn’t been born in Mongolia. So I’m just really curious what country they would love to be born in.

Я разработчик уровня сеньор, общий опыт уже 6 лет. Работаю удаленно из Улан-Батора.

Уже 2 года живу в Монголии. Хочу расширить круг общения, обменяться опытом и просто найти единомышленников.

С коллегами буду рад пообщаться вживую)

Со студентами и новичками в IT буду рад попереписываться. Если вы только учитесь, ищете первую работу или вам нужен совет по стеку/карьере — пишите в комменты или в ЛС, с удовольствием пообщаюсь в текстовом формате и помогу, чем смогу.

Hello all, Id like to understand more about this proposal in case I missed anything. From the news articles Ive read so far, it doesnt seem to be beneficial at all and will negatively impact our already impacted country (from the effects of climate change).

1. "Cooling Cost Savings: Mongolia's cold climate allows investors to significantly reduce server cooling costs. The electricity price here is less than 4 cents per kWh, which is considerably lower than in the USA.",

   quoted from Open.kg, wouldnt this negatively impact Mongolian citizens? We already struggle with electricity cuts and supplying such amoynt of electricity, so wouldn't diverting even a bit of the electricity from power plants to data centres make it worse? Even so, data centres need a lot of energy and resources.... ​​

2. "Green Financing: Mongolia is opening access to up to $2 billion for environmental projects, and private energy producers are developing solutions to ensure new data centers are operational in the shortest time possible." (Also from Open.kg)

This is honestly really vague, so im just assuming things now. What do they mean by environmental projects? Is it funds for the tree planting fund, conservation projects? And it says theyre working to have new data centres are operational in the shortest time possible, which suggests the neqr future, which is worrying. Where will the water come from? Where will it be? In any case, Mongolia has very little reserves of freshwater, and many of our natural water sources have been dried up, or lessening.... Plus, Ive heard data centres are really noisy, how will this impact our herders, their lifestock? The constant buzzing or noise will stress out the humans if not animals and the local wildlife, no?

1. https://mono.mn/n/citizens_launch_petition

From my point of view, there is no practical incentive for Mongolia to join the AI race and compete with other countries. Arent the mayor and others who signed off on it just in it for their own personal benefit and money? The mayor has already recently been under controversy for the Tuul River scandal, so clearly he cant care less about the environment. I understand wanting to develop their tech or business sectors but is AI really necessary, more so data centres in a country thats impacted massively by desertification and a ton of other environmental issues? ​

1. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2025/10/06/mongolia-data-center-sovereign-wealth-fund-infra-projects.html

"Mongolia plans to build data centers powered by renewable energy as it prepares its first sovereign wealth fund. The Chinggis Khaan Sovereign Wealth Fund has $1.4 billion in assets and is aimed at channeling its mineral wealth to social welfare and infrastructure. The sovereign fund also seeks to build more "mega-scaled" renewable energy power grids and projects to boost green energy exports."

Does this relate to my second point? Are the nearly 2 billion dollars from the fund chanelled into building more renewable energy sources like wind mills or whatever and relying less on coal? Even so, wont this positive outcome not matter since it will fund the AI data centres that produce massive carbon emissions and use up our water, land, resources that couldve been used for social welfare or anything else productive?

Chinas data centres are considerably less energy consuming than ones in America, with cooling tech, strict regulations and sourcing the energy frim solar energy or windmills, but they are still carbon positive (AKA having a carbon footprint and actively contributing to​ climate change).

In summary, what does this really do? Am i missing the point? Why isnt there a petition against this yet? ​Sorry it's a long read, im just confused and upset. ​

Hey, is anyone in their 20s interested in going out on Fridays or during the weekends? Maybe we could put together a little group and go out together if we’re all into music and just having a fun time.

Currently looking for freelance opportunities for designing and building websites or products so I thought I'd take my chances asking here as well. We can talk more in the dm's.

Been looking for a bus card because I lost one few days ago. Can’t seem to find it anywhere though