9 articles to prepare your trip
Founded in 1616 in Tsetserleg, at the foot of Bulgan Mountain, the former Zayan Gegeen Monastery now houses an ethnographic museum dedicated to Arkhangai.
The former winter residence of the last Bogdo Khan in Ulaanbaatar, this palace built between 1893 and 1906 houses a museum of over 8,000 religious and political artworks.
The Natural History Museum of Mongolia in Ulaanbaatar traces 4.7 billion years of evolution through its collections of geology, paleontology, fauna and flora.
At the heart of Ulaanbaatar, the National Museum of History traces across three floors the long history of Mongolian nomadic peoples, from prehistory to the empire of Genghis Khan.
Founded in 1585 near Karakorum, Erdene Zuu is considered Mongolia's oldest Buddhist monastery, famous for its wall enclosure of 108 stupas.
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.
Oulan Bator
At 1,351 meters altitude, ringed by sacred peaks, Ulaanbaatar captures the soul of Mongolia: monasteries, museums, markets, and gateway to the steppe.
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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