Republic of Kalmykia Official Site
http://www.kalmykia.net
Description: The official website of the Republic of Kalmykia, providing information on its history, culture, and tourism. It highlights Kalmykia’s unique status as Europe’s only Buddhist region and includes details on cultural events and heritage.
Kalmyks, From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalmyks
Description: The Kalmyks are a Mongolic ethnic group in Russia, primarily residing in the Republic of Kalmykia. They are the only Buddhist nation in Europe and have a rich cultural heritage that includes unique traditions, language, and religious practices.
Kalmyk Cultural Heritage Documentation Project
http://www.kalmykheritage.socanth.cam.ac.uk
Description: A project by the University of Cambridge's Mongolia and Inner Asia Studies Unit, aimed at documenting Kalmyk cultural heritage through audio, video, and photographic materials. It includes resources on Kalmyk folk songs, art, and traditions.
Study Kalmyk
http://studykalmyk.com
Description: A platform dedicated to providing resources for learning the Kalmyk language and culture, including weekly posts on vocabulary with traditional todo bichig script, Cyrillic spelling, and audio examples. It aims to preserve and revitalize Kalmyk heritage.
Minority Rights Group - Kalmyks in the Russian Federation
Minority Rights Group: Kalmyks in Russia
Description: A page by the Minority Rights Group International detailing the cultural and spiritual traditions of the Kalmyk minority, including their language, religion, and community initiatives like the Tengrin Yidl organization.
SIL International - Kalmyk Language and Culture
https://eurasia.sil.org/culture/anthropology/kalmyk
Description: A page by SIL International discussing the Kalmyk language, its Mongolic roots, and its cultural significance, including the impact of migration and Buddhism on Kalmyk identity.
Brandon University - The Way of the Kalmyks
http://www.brandonu.ca/research-connection/article/the-way-of-the-kalmyks-early-documentation-of-their-culture/
Description: An academic article discussing early documentation of Kalmyk culture by a Jesuit missionary in 1700, covering language, religion, and traditional practices.
Endangered Languages Project - Kalmyk
endangeredlanguages.com Kalmyk-Oirat
Description: A global initiative documenting endangered languages, featuring audio samples, linguistic details, and preservation efforts for the Kalmyk language.
Kalmyk Cultural Heritage Project
Kalmyk Cultural Heritage Documentation Project
Description: The project is based at the Mongolia and Inner Asia Studies Unit , the University of Cambridge. The principal feature of this website is a database of Kalmyk and Oirat cultural heritage in Russia and China.