Mongolian Currency
Mongolian Currency
The official currency of Mongolia is called tögrög or tugrik. It was historically subdivided into 100 möngö (мөнгө). Currently, the lowest denomination in regular use is the 10-tögrög note and the highest is the 20,000 tögrög note. In unicode, the currency sign is ₮ (TUGRIK SIGN).
See below for the current day’s exchange rate.
Please note there could be a little difference in each bank depending on their last day’s closing rate.
Fun Facts about Mongolian currency ₮ Tögrög;
The word tögrög refers to “circle”, or a “circular object” (i.e. a coin). Today, it is rarely used outside of referring to the currency, with the exception of the phrase tögrög sar, meaning “full moon”.
See below for the Mongolian currency images:
10 tugrik
20 tugrik
50 tugrik
100 tugrik
500 tugrik
1000 tugrik
5000 tugrik
10000 tugrik
20000 tugrik
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Great place to stay and experience mongolian way of living, no tv, wifi, phone. Just nature and great company of the staff and livestocks of mongolia. The toilet is a hole in the ground covered by a shed. It is clean, but can be smelly to those used to city life. Not hot water supply, inform the staff that you like to hot water half an hour earlier so that they can boil it over camel dung 🙂
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Great place to stay and experience mongolian way of living, no tv, wifi, phone. Just nature and great company of the staff and livestocks of mongolia. The toilet is a hole in the ground covered by a shed. It is clean, but can be smelly to those used to city life. Not hot water supply, inform the staff that you like to hot water half an hour earlier so that they can boil it over camel dung 🙂
