6 articles to prepare your trip
South of Ulan Bator, Zaisan Hill is home to a Soviet memorial from 1971 and offers sweeping views over Mongolia's capital and the Tuul River.
Khöshöö Tsaidam
Four commemorative complexes from the 8th century dedicated to Turkish sovereigns Bilge Khan and Kul Tegin, the most significant known archaeological remains of the Turkish Empire.
Political heart of Ulaanbaatar since 1921, Sukhbaatar Square — renamed Genghis Khan Square in 2013 — brings together Parliament, theatre, mausoleum and Blue Sky tower.
At the foot of Mount Kharzurkh, Khukh Nuur lake preserves the memory of Genghis Khan's coronation in 1189. History, access, and advice for visiting this site.
A forgotten capital of the Uyghur empire, Khar Balgas reveals its ramparts in the heart of the Orkhon Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex
54 km from Ulaanbaatar, the equestrian statue of Genghis Khan dominates the steppe at 40 meters high. History, legend and visiting advice.
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