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When does Santa come to Mongolia?

Santa reaches Mongolia at midnight in each time zone on Christmas Eve: first Ulaanbaatar at 16:00 UTC on 24 December, and last Hovd at 17:00 UTC on 24 December.

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    Santa's arrival times in Mongolia

    Clock timePlacesSanta arrives
    UTC+8UlaanbaatarMidnight local time
    16:00 UTC on 24 December
    UTC+7HovdMidnight local time
    17:00 UTC on 24 December

    Santa always arrives at the same moment: midnight, when Christmas Eve turns into Christmas Day. He keeps to the night side of the Earth, flying from east to west as each country's clocks reach twelve, so every child is asleep when he lands. When midnight strikes in most of Mongolia, he also visits China, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Brunei and Hong Kong.

    Mongolia is about 6 hours into his journey. By then the reindeer have already pulled the sleigh past thousands of towns, and Rudolph's nose is glowing at full brightness to light the way through the clouds.

    Before Christmas Eve you can visit Santa's village any day of the year. See what he is doing right now, count down the sleeps, write him a letter, and on Christmas Eve watch his sleigh fly over your own town.

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    Questions

    What time does Santa come to Mongolia?

    At midnight local time on Christmas Eve, in every part of Mongolia. Because Mongolia has 2 different clock times, he reaches the east first and the west last.

    Is Santa early or late in Mongolia?

    Santa starts his journey in Kiribati, the first place to reach midnight. He reaches Mongolia about 6 hours later.

    Can I watch Santa fly over Mongolia?

    Yes. Open the live map on Christmas Eve: when it turns midnight where you are, his sleigh flies over your town for about 20 minutes, with a glowing trail from the North Pole.

    What should we leave out for Santa?

    Many families leave a mince pie or cookies and a glass of milk for Santa, and a carrot for the reindeer. Rudolph likes the crunchy ones.

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