Mongolia is a diverse country. Equally diverse are the impressions shared by the experts—who have various personal and professional ties to Mongolia—in the “Yurt Talks.” Scholars from various disciplines, as well as representatives from the fields of culture, business, and tourism, offer insights into their respective areas of work and life, thereby providing diverse perspectives on the country’s past and present.
In the unique atmosphere of the yurt, the experts first provide a brief overview of their work, their experiences, and their connection to Mongolia. The focus then shifts to the discussion: Visitors are invited to ask questions, share their own interests, and engage directly with the experts.
Our guests:
Thu, Nov. 5, 2026 Matthias Wemhoff, Director of the Museum of Prehistory and Early History and State Archaeologist of Berlin
Thu, Nov. 26, 2026 Darja Samdan, licensed psychologist, Berlin
Fri, Jan. 15, 2027Ganchimeg Altangerel, Institute for Asian and African Studies at Humboldt University of Berlin, Department of Mongolian Studies
Thu, Feb. 4, 2027Hermann Parzinger, prehistoric archaeologist and former president of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation
Thu, Feb. 25, 2027 Saruul Fischer, founder of the Kashmiri label EDELZiEGE, Plauen
Thu, Mar 4, 2027 Christina Franken, Asia Specialist, Commission for the Archaeology of Non-European Cultures, German Archaeological Institute, Bonn
Thu, Mar 18, 2027 Ariunchimeg Khasbagana, CEO of MondigitalTour LLC/A Star Mongolia LLC, Ulaanbaatar
Thu, Apr 1, 2027 Henny Piezonka, Professor of Prehistoric Archaeology at Freie Universität BerlinTranslated with DeepL