Modern Mongolia

The modern period of Mongolian history began in 1911 with the collapse of Qing rule and the establishment of the Bogd Khanate. It continued through the socialist era of the Mongolian People’s Republic and into the democratic state formed in 1992. This period reflects the transformation of Mongolia from empire legacy to modern nation.

The modern Mongolia is a democratic country in Central Asia. Mongolia is located between Russia and China, and its capital city is Ulaanbaatar.

Today, Mongolia is developing quickly. Its economy is based on mining and agriculture. At the same time, Mongolian people keep their traditional culture. The Naadam Festival is an important national festival. In conclusion, modern Mongolia combines tradition with modern development.