Foreword

Dear Readers,

Before talking about the purpose of this blog, I would like to introduce myself and my partners who initiated this blog. My name is Baljinnyam Nyam-Ochir and I study at University of Sopron. In 2016, I and my partner Chinara Akhundova were chosen as scholars of Stipendium Hungaricum Program.

The purpose of this blog is to help you to travel, study and live in Hungary. As I and my partners have been living here for over 1 year and we will share our experience of living as an international student.

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