7 articles to prepare your trip
Heart of Mongolian Buddhism in Ulaanbaatar, Gandantegchinlen houses the 26.5m statue of Megjid-Janraiseg, ten active datsan colleges and 900 monks.
In Sainshand, the Danzanravjaa Museum traces the life of a major 19th-century Buddhist poet and monk, and houses the collections of Mongolia's first museum.
Five temples built between 1904 and 1908 in the heart of Ulaanbaatar, dedicated to the state oracle and brother of the 8th Bogd Khan, preserving Tsam masks and works by Zanabazar.
Inaugurated in 2006 in Gorkhi-Terelj Park, the Aryaval center combines Buddhist temple, gallery of 220 paintings and meditation trails on the mountainside.
Saïnshand
A spiritual stopover on the Trans-Mongolian Railway at the heart of Eastern Gobi, Sainshand reveals tantric monasteries, energy sites, and authentic desert landscapes.
Monastère d'Ongi
Along the Gobi route, the ruins of Ongiin Khiid monastery tell the story of Mongolian Buddhism, from its 1939 destruction to its spiritual renaissance.
Monastère de Baldan bereeven
Tucked within the sacred mountains of Khentii, Baldan Bereeven was one of Mongolia's greatest Buddhist monasteries. A comprehensive visitor's guide.
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