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Top Tours in Ulaanbaatar

Tours in Ulaanbaatar offer variety of activities before you head to your next destinations in Mongolia. Two to four days are ideal to tour Ulaanbaatar and get around the city's museums, shops and sights. I will list few but you can ask to visit the places of your own interest.

- Museum of Bogd Khaan (Winter Palace). Bogd Khaan is Mongolia's last political and religious leader who ruled Mongolia since 1911 and died in 1924. His Summer palace was completely destroyed during the revolution and his winter palace was turned into a museum in 1961.

- Museum of Choijin Lama. It was a monastery built for Bogd Khaan's brother Luvsan Naidan. It is survived communist purge during 1930's and turned into museum in 1942. This is the finest museum on Mongolian Religion.

Ulaanbaatar tour starts with Museums on history, culture and religion:

- National Museum of Mongolian History. It is a 3 stories exhibition about Mongolian history from ancient times to the present, culture, ethnicity, traditions, religion. It features 12th century Mongol armor, the letters between Pope IV and Guyuk Khan and Communism period.

- Museum of Natural History. This is the museum that features the huge full dinosaur skeletons and eggs, fossils found by famous American palaeontologist Roy Chapman in 1920 who had to leave due to revolution. Do not miss Camel museum on the second floor.

- Memorial Museum of the Victims of Political Persecution. This is the sad one when Mongolia lost it's best writers, scientists, and monks during 1930's under the order of Russian communist leader, Stalin. The first victim was Mongolian Prime Minister Genden who was executed in Moscow in 1937. Genden's daughter, Tserendulam, dedicated his father's house into museum in 1996.

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Tours in Ulaanbaatar also feature many other museums of arts and gallery, temples, sights such as Zaisan Memorial from where you can overlook the entire city of Ulaanbaatar.

Ulaanbaatar tours must include shopping for fine arts, crafts, hand made gifts, drawings, world's finest cashmere and wool products.

You will always meet guys who sell hand drawn pictures and sometimes stamps for much less, you can politely decline or bargain and buy at great discount. Tours in Ulaanbaatar will continue feature top tours and sights.