The Mongolian National Anthem, titled "Mongol Ulsyn Tüükh," was officially adopted in 1950. The lyrics were written by D. Natsagdorj, while the music was composed by B. Jambaljamts. The anthem reflects the pride and spirit of the Mongolian people, celebrating their rich history and culture. The anthem emphasizes themes of unity, freedom, and the beauty of the Mongolian landscape. It is performed at national events and ceremonies, serving as a symbol of national identity and patriotism. The anthem plays a significant role in fostering a sense of belonging among the citizens of Mongolia.