Miss Universe Mongolia is a beauty competition annually held in Ulaanbaatar since 2018, main purpose is to select Mongolian representative for Miss Universe. The national franchise rights to organize the pageant in Mongolia are held by Ankhbayar Javkhlanbayar, a primetime news anchor at the Mongolian National Broadcaster. The winner of the 1st edition in 2018 was Dolgion Delgerjav. The winner of the 2nd edition in 2019 was Gunzaya Bat-Erdene. The winner of the third edition in 2023 was Nominzul Zandangiin.

History

Mongolia has been organizing Miss Mongolia beauty pageant since 2001. In 2018 former Vice President of Miss Mongolia Anh Bayar became an official license holder of Miss Universe beauty pageant in Mongolia.

Broadcasters NTV (2018—present)

Titleholders YearMiss Universe MongoliaFirst Runner-upSecond Runner-upEntrants 2018 Dolgion Delgerjav Battsetseg Turbat Dolgoon Gerelul 15 2019 Gunzaya Bat-Erdene Tugsuu Idersaikhan Duurenjargal Gantsetseg 13 2023 Nominzul Zandangiin Tungalag Natsagdorj Namuunzul Batmagnai 17

International pageants Miss Universe Mongolia

YearProvinceMiss Universe MongoliaMongolian NamePlacement at Miss UniverseSpecial Awards NotesAnh Bayar directorship — a franchise holder to Miss Universe Mongolia from 2018 2026 Ulaanbaatar Enkhboldyn Enkhdelgerkh Энхболдын Энхдэлгэрх TBA colspan=7 2024 Ulaanbaatar Nominzul Zandangiin Номинзул Зандангийн Unplaced Nominzul was the main winner of 2023, she allocated to Miss Universe 2024 after the organization decided to send her runner-up in 2023. 2023 Ulaanbaatar Namuunzul Batmagnai Намуунзул Батмагнай Unplaced Appointed ― Batmagnai is a runner-up of Miss Universe Mongolia 2023. She was appointed by Miss Universe Mongolia Organization, after the main winner will have a year [re[aration to upcoming Miss Universe 2024. colspan=7 2019 Ulaanbaatar Gunzaya Bat-Erdene Гүнзаяа Бат-Эрдэнэ Unplaced 2018 Ulaanbaatar Dolgion Delgerjav Долгион Дэлгэржав Unplaced Pageant experiences: Miss Mongolia 2012, Miss World Peace 2012 (Top 20), World Supermodel Mongolia 2017.

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