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01/06/2026

01/06/2026

Tibetan Double Dorje: Beautifully detailed and richly symbolic, the Tibetan Double Dorje represents firmness of spirit and spiritual power. Dorje is a Sanskrit word meaning thunderbolt and diamond. It possesses the symbolic nature of both a diamond, strong with the ability to cut any surface but not be cut itself and the thunderbolt, a powerful and irresistible force of enlightenment. The Tibetan Dorje is a symbol for the nature of reality, indicating endless creativity, potency, and skillful activity. Known for its double facets, the shape of the Dorje symbolizes the two forms of truth, relative and absolute. It is joined together by a brass center sphere known as the sphere of reality.

01/06/2026

In Tibetan Buddhism and Himalayan culture (most notably in Bhutan), the Four Dignities refer to four mythical and real animals that represent specific sacred qualities, psychological states, and spiritual attitudes on the path to enlightenment.

These four animals—the Tiger, the Snow Lion, the Garuda, and the Dragon—are typically depicted surrounding the central Lungta (Windhorse) on traditional Tibetan prayer flags. Together, they represent a progression of maturity, confidence, and internal power needed to overcome the "four great fears" of life: birth, old age, sickness, and death.
The Core Lesson: By cultivating the grounded nature of the Tiger, the joy of the Snow Lion, the freedom of the Garuda, and the wisdom of the Dragon, one awakens their Windhorse—the ultimate inner energy and emotional stability.

14/05/2026

Authentic Mongolian yurt-7.80m 🙂

01/05/2026

Hand carved Mongolian Yurt-6.80m, made in Mongolia 💪

30/04/2026

Authentic Mongolian yurt-6.80m 😀Available delivery or free collection from Nottingham, England

29/04/2026

Handmade, Authentic Mongolian yurt-7.8m Talented craftsmen made the yurt in Mongolia😄

25/04/2026

Authentic Mongolian yurts -7.8m, handmade in Mongolia. Free collection available from Puglia, Italy 🙏

07/03/2026

Where Can You Travel During a 2-Day Weekend?

🏕️ Khentii Province

Dadal district

Chinggis Khan Statue

Three Lakes

Deluun Boldog historical site
(Roads can be muddy and rough)

Binder district

Yarguitt Canyon

Pine Forest Park
(Places are close together so you can visit them easily in one trip)

Umnudelger district

Baldan Bereeven Monastery
(250 years old, road can be muddy and rough)

Delgerkhaan district

Avarga Toson Lake
(Famous for helping with skin allergy problems)

Tsenkhermandal district

Kharkhiraa Blue Lake
(You cannot swim there, but it is a beautiful historical place surrounded by forest)

🏔️ Selenge Province

Baruunburen district

Amarbayasgalant Monastery
(300 years old, religious ceremonies held year-round, nearby affordable resorts)

Mandal district

Tunkhel village
(Possible to travel by train; resorts offer pickup and drop-off services)

Sukhbaatar (provincial capital)

Saikhnii Pass

Gun Lake

Altanbulag border area

Tujiin Nars (Pine Forest)

Mother Tree
(You can travel by train, then hire a car to visit all locations)

Yeroo district

Banks of the Yeroo River
(Accessible by paved road)

Khuder district

Entirely paved road and scenic drive.

🌲 Uvurkhangai Province

Bat-Ulzii district

Tuvkhun Monastery
(374 years old, requires a 4 km hike or horse ride to reach)

Bat-Ulzii district

Uurtiin Tokhoi

Ulaan Tsutgalan Waterfall

Kharkhorin

Erdene Zuu Monastery

Orkhon River
(440 years old, paved road access)

🏞️ Arkhangai Province

Tsenkher district

Tsenkher Hot Springs
(20 km dirt road after leaving the paved road)

🚘 Dundgovi Province

Delgertsogt district

Choir Monastery

Baga Gazriin Chuluu rock formations
(Close to each other)

Ulziit district

Tsagaan Suvarga (White Stupa cliffs)

🌾 Umnugovi Province

Khanbogd district

Demchog Monastery
(Considered an energy center, paved road)

Dalanzadgad (provincial capital)

Yolyn Am Valley

Mukhar Shivert Canyon

Gobi Nature and History Museum
(Best visited in autumn)

🚗 Dornogovi Province

Sainshand (provincial capital)

Khamar Monastery
(Possible to travel by train)

🏕️ Bulgan Province

Teshig district

Khargal Lake

Eg-Tarvagatai river confluence
(Lake is near the district center; road can be muddy during rainy weather)

Khutag-Undur district

Sakhariin Hot Spring

Uran Togoo Volcano Mountain
(Paved road)

Khutag-Undur district

Gurt Pass

Selenge River bank
(Near the paved road after crossing the Gurt Bridge)
(Location shown in the first photo)

🏔️ Tuv Province

Batsumber district

Bayangol Valley Sakhariin Hot Spring

Sognogor River

Erdene district

Tuul River bank

Bosgiin Bridge

Bornuur district

Aglag Monastery of Creation
(Possible as a day trip)

Zuunmod

Manzushir Monastery
(Possible as a day trip)

🚗 Khuvsgul Province

Tsagaan-Uur district

Dayan Deerkh Cave

Note: Some places are more than 600 km away, so we usually leave right after work on Friday evening to make the trip within the weekend.

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