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Destination Weddings in Mongolia

What could be a more adventurous start to your married life than a wedding in Mongolia? This little-known nation, located between China and Russia, is a treasure trove of breathtaking scenery and sacred Tibetan Buddhist sites.

A traditional wedding in Mongolia is a pact between two families that is sealed by a civil ceremony. However, modern customs are now changing the face of urban weddings. The marriage may be celebrated in a special wedding palace, and the bride and groom will leave in a limousine. Guests will bring gifts and traditional or modern wedding outfits may be won. Traditional dress is a beautiful Mongolian tunic, made of raw silk, decorated with appliquéd brocade.

Mongolia's capital city is Ulaan Baatar. Sheltered by four mountain peaks, which are believed to be holy, the city is located on the banks of the river Tuul. Sükhbaatar Square, in the center of the city, is where Mongolia's independence from China was declared in 1921. The surrounding streets feature parliamentary and cultural buildings, including many museums and art galleries.

Mongolia's 13th century capital was Karakorum, built by Genghis Khan and completed by his son, who then abandoned it after only a few decades to move to Beijing. The city then fell into disrepair, but some 800 years on it is still an impressive sight, due to its fantastic monastery, which contains three temples, each one dedicated to a different stage in the life of Buddha.

The majority of the Mongolian people still follow a nomadic way of life, living in white felt tents known as geys. The southern third of the country is covered by the Gobi Desert, whilst the remainder features a stunning array of crystal-clear lakes, forests, grasslands and mountainous peaks. Mongolia's wildlife is extremely diverse, and a highlight is the wild takhi horses which now have a nature reserve dedicated to them.

This scenic country is proudly independent, with a dramatic history. Its intricate culture has been strongly influenced by Tibetan Buddhism. Exchange your wedding vows in Mongolia for an utterly unique beginning to your marriage.