Ulaanbaatar City Tour

Ulaanbaatar City Tour - 1 day

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Tour description

Itinerary in brief:

Meet in the morning.
Visit Genghis Square (Sukhbaatar Square).
Visit Gandan Buddhist Monastery.
Visit the National Museum of Mongolian History.
Have lunch.
Visit the Bogd Khaan Palace Museum.
Visit Zaisan Hill War Memorial and Buddha Park.
Shopping or anything else you might want to do.
Drive back to your hotel/ accommodations in the evening.

Following versions are also available to be substituted for in the itinerary:

Museum of Natural History or Dinosaur Museum.
International Intellectual Museum.
Mongolian traditional folklore performance of song, dance, music and contortionists between 18:00-19:00.

Tour code:

SD-1

Suitable time:

During the year around

Duration:

1 day

Tour price for 2023:

Group size	Cost pp	Winter cost
2 pax	117	ask
3 pax	95	ask
4 pax	83	ask
5 pax	76	ask

Note: -Price USD/ per person
-Single supplement is available at USD

SERVICES INCLUDED IN THE PRICE

Transportation by private car with fuel
Experienced driver
Guiding/ interpreting service
Lunch at restaurant
A bottle of water, daily
Entrance fees for museums

SERVICE NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE

Alcoholic drinks
Video and photographing fees
Extra and optional activities’ cost
Tips for guide and driver

Discounts for:

For children of family tour (depending on age)
Every 16th member is free for group tours
Who brings minimum 3 pax
More attractive prices for more pax

Tour Itinerary
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Tour itinerary day by day

Exp: (Ger - a Mongolian traditional dwelling /Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

*. Meet.

Meet at your hotel/ accommodations in the morning.

*. Genghis Square (Sukhbaatar Square).

Visit Genghis Square (Sukhbaatar Square), the city’s central square, in front of the Mongolian Parliament building. The square is surrounded by the most important government, business and cultural office buildings. This is the center of Ulaanbaatar and here you will learn some basic information about Mongolia and Ulaanbaatar.

*. Gandan Buddhist Monastery.

Visit Gandan Buddhist Monastery. The monastery was established in 1838 and is the most active and one of the largest monasteries in Mongolia. See morning chanting, beautiful temples and the huge 27 meters high gold plated Buddha “Megjid Janraisig”.

*. National Museum of Mongolian History

Visit the National Museum of Mongolian History. The museum was established in 1924 and its collection contains over 50000 historical, archeological and ethnological artifacts from prehistoric times to the present. A representative selection of exhibits is displayed in 10 halls, arranged according to historic periods and topics.

*. Lunch.

Have lunch in fine Mongolian restaurant. (Lunch)

*. Bogd Khaan Palace Museum.

Visit the Bogd Khaan Palace Museum, last Mongolian king’s winter palace. The palace was built between 1893-1903 and King Bogd lived in this palace with his queen for more than 20 years. Bogd Khaan’s Winter Palace Museum contains a rich collection of the king & queen’s unusual clothes, items they used in everyday life, gifts received from foreign dignitaries, the Buddhist leader’s valuable articles used as leader of Mongolian Buddhists, some of his childhood toys, a ger lined with the skins of 150 snow leopards and many more unforgettably interesting exhibits.

*. Zaisan and Buddha Park.

Visit Zaisan Hill War Memorial and Buddha Park. The huge monument on the top of the hill was created as a memorial to the soldiers who died in World War II. Zaisan Hill overlooks the city and offers the best panoramic view of Ulaanbaatar and its surrounding sacred mountains. Buddha Park features a 23 meter tall statue of Buddha built in 2005.

*. Shopping or what you want.

Enjoy shopping at a cashmere factory outlet store, a souvenir shop or anything else you might want to do.

*. End of the tour.

Drive back to your hotel/ accommodations in the evening.

&. Following versions are also available to be substituted for in the itinerary.

- Mongolian traditional folklore performance of song, dance, music and contortionists between 18:00-19:00.

&. Following versions are also available to be substituted for in the itinerary.

- International Intellectual Museum. The museum was established in 1990 with over 5000 puzzles and toys from Mongolia and around the world on display, starting with simple ones consisting of two pieces to difficult ones of 673 pieces. Visitors are allowed to touch and challenge themselves by trying to solve the puzzles. If you have children, this is definitely a place worth visiting!

&. Following versions are also available to be substituted for in the itinerary.

- Museum of Natural History. The museum was originally established in 1924. The museum has 41 halls and displays of representative selections of Mongolian geology, geography, flora, fauna, paleontology (including many famous dinosaur fossils) and anthropology.