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	Tsengel, Bayan-Ölgiy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tsengel is a soum located in the north-east of the aimaq (province) of Bayan Olgiy.
		The capital (soum center) of Tsengel is Hushoot, located on in the west of the soum.
		Instead of being mainly Kazakh like the rest of the aimaq, the people there are mainly Tuvans, known as Tsengel Tuvans.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tsengel (102 words)

	Tsengel Tuvans [ASLEP] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Referring to themselves simply as "Tuvans" (tyvalar),they are referred to by scholars geographically as the "Tsengel Tuvans," "Altai Tuvans" (Taube 1994), or (referring to the nearby and much less numerous group residing in the P.R.C. the "Jungur Tuva" (Mawkanuli 1999).
		In Tsengel, the Tuvans live quietly, herding their animals, raising their children and singing their songs and stories, of which they have an impressive repertoire.
		The material belongs solely to the Tsengel Tuvan community and is their unique intellectual property.
	www.swarthmore.edu /SocSci/Linguistics/aslep/tsengel.php (591 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Capital City - Postcard from the wilderness year
		The water had to be drawn by hacking through the thickly frozen ice of the Hovd river, and the stoves had to be fired with an endless supply of hand-chopped wood.
		Louisa’s stay in Tsengel was all the more remarkable because she had never intended to visit Mongolia.
		But his behaviour was nothing compared to that of a group of drunken soldiers who turned up outside her gher one night demanding to come in.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /capitalcity.cfm?id=149232003 (1298 words)

	Independent on Sunday, The: TRAVEL: Grand tours; There's a party going on round here
		Then, tiring of the city, she headed for the Steppe, where Tsengel became her home.
		Tsaagan Sar, Mongol New Year - the ancient rite of celebrating the gradual retreat of the five- or six-month Mongol winter, and the beginning of a fresh cycle of the seasons.
		Tsengel is Mongolia's westernmost village, close to the border with China.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4159/is_20030309/ai_n12736116 (830 words)

	ADB Vice-President Visits Mongolia - ADB.org
		The Housing Finance Sector Project and an associated JFPR are financing the improvement of ger neighborhoods in a number of urban areas, with provision of water, electricity, roads, drainage communications, and home loans.
		Tsengel, State Secretary of Infrastructure, Bayasgalan of MNRM, VP Eichenberger, and project managers Enkhbayar and Myagmar.
		An establishment of Family Group Practices is one of the key components of health sector reform under HSDP I. FGPs provide essential, basic health services to the registered population free of charge.
	www.adb.org /Documents/News/MNRM/mnrm200303a.asp (187 words)

	New Internationalist: Going home: in her last letter, Louisa Waugh ponders on what she will miss on leaving Mongolia
		In the year I'd spent in Tsengel, there's been electricity for exactly three weeks - and that was for four hours a day.
		Most people in Tsengel have never been to Ulaanbaatar and I suddenly felt like a flustered tourist, although I'd lived in the capital for two years prior to moving to the mountains.
		I had a host of memories from Tsengel impressed on my mind: my decadent birthday party, the chaotic school classes, seeing wolves for the first time, meeting the formidable Shaman.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0JQP/is_314/ai_30024584 (879 words)

	Observer \| Trouble in nomads' land
		The remote village of Tsengel, a settlement of about 1,000 people, is the most western village in Mongolia, home to the diaspora of Muslim Kazakhs and regarded as a forbidding place, even by most Mongols.
		Waugh's account of her year living among a nomadic people whose lives belong to another age is a proper old-fashioned travel book, in that it allows the landscape and its inhabitants to dominate and doesn't need to rely on gimmicks or forced themes to keep the reader's attention.
		Arriving in Tsengel to take up a position as an English teacher, Waugh quickly finds her romantic ideas smashed by the realities of poverty in a harsh climate.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4586317-99940,00.html (442 words)

	Hearing Birds Fly: A Nomadic Year in Mongolia: Current Amazon U.S.A. One-Edition Data
		This is the story of the year she spent there, living and working with the people who have made a home in the stark but beautiful landscape.
		A warm, totally unsentimental account of life in a world where the act of survival is, in itself, a triumph of the human spirit.
		The reader is there with her so fully because she has added her own joys and hardships of that year in Tsengel without a hint of solipsism.
	www.travelpromote.us /books-reviewed/034911580X.html (492 words)

	Scotland on Sunday - The Review - Twelve months at the edge of civilisation
		After two years in Ulaanbaatar as an English teacher and journalist - while learning to speak Mongol - she finally fulfilled her underlying dream of experiencing life in Mongolia’s rural extremes, relocating some 800 miles wiles to the village of Tsengel, close to the border with Russia and China.
		Extreme, too, is the degree of contrast Waugh was evidently seeking between the substance of her Central Asian adventure and that of her life at home in the UK, as a self-described "city girl at heart".
		A 1,000-strong community still deeply imprinted with the nomadic herding traditions of its Mongol, Kazakh and Tuvan inhabitants, Tsengel boasts two telephones at the time of her sojourn, a once-weekly postal service, and an electricity supply that is intermittent at best.
	scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com /thereview.cfm?id=98322003 (541 words)

	Bayan Olgiy
		Bayan Olgiy Aimaq is divided into 13 administrative districts, the aimaq centre “Olgiy”, and 12 “soums” Altai, Altantsogts, Bayannuur, Bugat, Bulgan, Buyant, Deluun, Nongonuur, Sagsai, Tolbo, Ulanhus, and Tsengel.
		The aimaq center, Olgiy is located at a latitude of 48°N, and a longitude of 89°E. It has an altitude of 1988 meters (6522 feet).
		The mountains Tavan Bogd, Tsengel, Hairhan, Tsambagarav, and Monxh Hairhan, are located in Bayan Olgiy Aimaq, all of them over 4000 Meters high.
	www.geocities.com /bayan_olgiy (270 words)

	Tim Reaches the far west! Horses Sold! Zuungov - Tsengel (21/9/04)
		Two days ago I reached the village of Tsengel and spent a day selling the horses.
		Tsengel is just about the most western village in Mongolia, squeezed into a valley of the Altai mountains near the borders of Russia, China, and Kazakstan.
		I decided to end the leg of the trip there, in the heart of Kazak country, rather than at a border town.
	www.timcopejourneys.com /index.pl?page=1643 (2687 words)

	Books : Hearing Birds Fly: A Nomadic Year in Mongolia at Connected Globe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This book gave me an intense experience of Tsengel, a village of a few thousand on the farthest western edge of Mongolia.
		The author won the first Royal Society of Literature Ondaatje Prize for a work of fiction or non-fiction (this is non-fiction) "evoking the spirit of a place".
		The reader is there with her so fully because she has added her own joys and hardships of that year in Tsengel without a...
	metrotel.co.uk /cgi-local/amazon/cgapf.cgi?Operation=ItemLookup&ItemId=034911580X&templates=millennium (285 words)

	Tsengel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Tsengel Tuvans: Linguistic and cultural survival in Mongolia
		the Tsengel Tuvans may represent an exemplary case of linguistic and cultural survival.
		The material belongs solely to the Tsengel Tuvan community and is their
	sapir.ling.yale.edu /~ASLEP/Tsengel.html (535 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Loyal Darr, Adjunct Faculty and Campus Supervisor at the University of Denver, and Undral Gombodorj, Executive Director of the Center for Citizenship Education, coordinated efforts to host the training.
		The four Mongolian trainers, Nyamka, Gantumur, Tsengel, and Amraa, were all trained by Center staff in Ulaanbaatar.
		They covered characteristics of the "Ideal Citizen," the purpose and goals of Project Citizen, the study of public policy, and how to develop and present a Project Citizen class portfolio.
	www.civiced.org /archives/2001_14_2/cc_intl_sites142.html (706 words)

	Propaganda: New Internationalist magazine 314 - Letters
		In the year I’d spent in Tsengel, there’d been electricity for exactly three weeks — and that was for four hours a day.
		But I knew it wasn’t returning to London that would floor me — the contrast between life in Tsengel and Ulaanbaatar was far sharper than the differences between two capital cities.
		It was the people, the immense, indigo sky — and the post office.
	www.newint.org /issue314/letters.htm (1882 words)

	THE BIG SWITCH: Climate Change Solutions - NI 357 - Mixedmedia
		(Abacus, ISBN 0-349-11580-X) In 1997 Louisa Waugh moved from Ulaanbaatar to teach at a school in the remote mountainous village of Tsengel, near the border with Kazakhstan.
		Now she has turned her year in Tsengel into a book.
		Readers may remember her Letters from Mongolia which appeared in the NI during that period.
	www.newint.org /issue357/mix.htm (1765 words)

	Sunday Herald (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		After working in the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbataar, Waugh decided to exp-erience the rest of a vast and historically complex country.
		In a place like Tsengel, though, life was hard, unpredictable and irreducible.
		The landscape alone is enough to sustain romance, but Waugh concentrates on the human drama: a rattle-chested child already beyond the reach of the stroppy, cultivated doctor who demandsÊEnglishÊlessons;ÊaÊbizarre ÒdiscoÓ at the ÒklubÓ in Tsengel; a fuzzy welcome fuelled with arikh and buuz Ð vodka and dumplings; heart-stopping changesÊofÊseasonÊandÊseasonal changes of heart.
	www.sundayherald.com /print30536 (369 words)

	Neeka's Backlog
		Besides reviving my very private Dear Diary (more or less dormant since late August 2004, the time I revived this blog), I also finished reading a really interesting book, Hearing Birds Fly: A Nomadic Year in Mongolia, by Louisa Waugh.
		Mongolia is a lot more obscure than Ukraine, and I know only one person who visited it briefly, and the book is about the most obscure and remote area of Mongolia, the village of Tsengel in the Bayan-Olgii province, populated mainly by the Mongol Kazakhs and the Tuvans.
		A very intimate and honest account of an extremely tough, year-long expat experience; when I read the last page, I felt quite brokenhearted - as if I myself had befriended all the people mentioned in the book and then had to part with them for good.
	vkhokhl.blogspot.com /2005/03/came-home-last-night-to-find-phone.html (327 words)

	Trek To Tsengle Mountain \| Tsengle Mountain \| Mongolia
		A true adventure, this epic odyssey to a land of horse-mounted nomads, Moslem mosques, dramatic landscapes and Golden Eagles, will allow a handful of travelers to experience the wilds of Mongolia’s Far West.
		Our goal will be to reach the base of the Tsengel Khairkan Mountain, trekking past ponderous mountains, fast moving streams, and verdant grasslands.
		During our travels, we will stop to visit with Kazakh familes, many of which hunt with Golden Eagles, and Urianhai families, a minority tribe of Mongolians who are renowned for their archery abilities.
	www.infohub.com /TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/4889.html (265 words)

	Boojum Expeditions Mongolia Tibet Equestrian Horse Adventure Travel: Horseback Treks and Sea Kayaking
		Meet Canat, our local guide at the airport and drive to Tsengel.
		August 12-23: Ride a 400 km loop from Tsengel, up the Tsagaan River valley to the base of Tavan Bogd Mountain (highest in Mongolia straddling the Russian border), over a 3000 meter pass into the valley of the lakes Khoton Nuur and Khurgan Nuur and back to Tsengel.
		On route we will meet numerous Kazakh nomads, a local shaman and local Kazakhs who hunt with trained golden eagles.
	www.boojum.com /extras/Olgiiride.html (627 words)

	Foundation For Endangered Languages.
		We have sent a proposal to the Tofa community outlining the assistance we expect to be able to provide and soliciting a concrete proposal and budget from them.
		We formally initiated ASLEP in June 2000 with fieldwork on a complex of closely languages within the Altai-Sayan region: thes are Tofa, Tuha, Tsengel Tuvan and Tozhu.
		Project members Harrison and Grawunder continue to make frequent trips to the Altai-Sayan language communities spread out across a large but contiguous region of Siberia and Mongolia.
	www.ogmios.org /164.htm (5335 words)

	Travel in Asia - East Asia - Mongolia tours - ABSOLUTE ASIA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Travel in Asia - East Asia - Mongolia tours - ABSOLUTE ASIA
		Ulaanbaatar, Kazakh ger camp, Khoton Lake, Dayan Lake, Tsengel Khairkhan Mountain, Uriankhi ger camp, Gorkhi Terelh ger camp
		This tour highlights the remote western beauty of Mongolia, populated by Kazakh nomads whose Islamic culture is markedly different from their eastern counterparts.
	www.absoluteasia.com /mon/asia_travel_mongolia_tours_western_mongolian_cultural_odyssey.asp (280 words)

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