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Öndör Bogd
His new novel, Өндөр Богд (Öndör Bogd) was released on September 17, 2026.
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“Nature of Mind and Mind of Nature” at The Alembic, Berkeley
“Nature of Mind and Mind of Nature” was the theme that brought us together at The Alembic in Berkeley for a day of poetry and conversation. The event centered on a poetry reading followed by audience questions and discussion. It was a meaningful opportunity to share poems and engage in thoughtful dialogue with a community of artists, readers, and meditators.
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Mend-Ooyo’s work not separate from landscape
“The heart of poetry beats with a rhythm which courses through the veins of the natural world, and by opening the natural qualities of the human mind through this poetry, our planet can become a peaceful world.”
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Nature of Mind and Mind of Nature: A Conversation with Mongolian Poet Mend-Ooyo Gombojav
Join us for an intimate evening with Mend-Ooyo Gombojav, Mongolia’s leading literary figure and naturalist. Mend-Ooyo is one of Mongolia’s most revered poets, the nation’s Poet Laureate, and a recipient of the Order of Chinggis Khaan, Mongolia’s highest cultural honor.
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G. Mend-Ooyo received the Kathak Literary Award 2025
In Bangladesh—the homeland that bears and preserves the native language and culture of the great son of Asia, Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore—a book launch and poetry reading were held as part of a cultural program between the two countries, along with the 2025 Kathak Literary Award ceremony, at the Dhaka Sheraton Hotel. G. Mend-Ooyo was received KATHAK LITERARY AWARD, a poetry initiative in Bangladesh has decided to outstanding contribution to the world literature along with few very important poets of the world.
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Dhaka listens as Mend-Ooyo’s poetry bridges cultures
On a winter evening in Dhaka, poetry became a bridge between steppes and rivers.
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Year of National Literacy and Culture
At the beginning of the New Year, the Mongolian Government issued a resolution declaring 2024 as the “Year of National Literacy and Culture”. The resolution states that the 800th anniversary of Chinggis khaan’ stone inscription and the 400th anniversary of Stone Inscriptions of Tsogtu Khung-Taiji, Prince of Khalkha is going to celebrated in 2024, respectively, according to Article 5.2 of the Law on Public Celebrations and Commemorative Days.