Naran Tuul Market is the great traditional market of the capital, also known as the "Black Market". Located on the outskirts of the city, this market impresses with its vast expanse and kaleidoscopic atmosphere. Renowned for its multitude of bargain-priced articles, Naran Tuul is a treasure trove for both city dwellers and nomads looking to restock on equipment. The market is divided into several sections, with an outdoor area dedicated to larger items such as sofas, beds, furniture, and those necessary for setting up life in a yurt. You can find almost everything, but essentially traditional Mongolian equipment essential to daily life: traditional clothing, cashmere, boots, saddles… A genuine immersion into Mongolian culture for those eager to discover a unique facet of Mongolia.

To get there, you can take the city bus, which requires being able to read Cyrillic, or a taxi, which costs around 4,000 tugriks from the city center. If you prefer to walk, allow approximately 40 minutes. It is strongly advised against carrying valuable items with you, as there is a risk of theft from the many pickpockets about. Accompanied by our English-speaking guide, you will be able to negotiate prices and leave with an object that will remind you of beloved Mongolia.