Attractions
Attractions in the city
Chinggis Khan Equestrian Statue
An hour from Ulaanbaatar, the Chinggis Khaan Equestrian Statue is the world’s largest equestrian statue. The complex includes a museum featuring Hunnu artifacts and items from the Mongol Empire. Visitors can take the elevator to walk through the chest where they can enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape.
Zaisan Memorial
Built in 1956 to honor Mongolian and Soviet soldiers who died in World War II, this memorial features a circular painting and a T-34 tank used by the Soviet Union. On the left of the hill stands a 15-meter-high gilded Buddha statue, which blends traditional Buddhist beliefs with the nation's historical Soviet past.
Rio Tinto Green Park
The newest green park in Ulaanbaatar offers an open theater, children's playgrounds, benches, pergolas and a pond. With over 40,000 trees and bushes planted, 80 percent of the park is covered in lush grass, providing a perfect spot for relaxation and leisure in the heart of the city.
An hour from Ulaanbaatar, the Chinggis Khaan Equestrian Statue is the world’s largest equestrian statue. The complex includes a museum featuring Hunnu artifacts and items from the Mongol Empire. Visitors can take the elevator to walk through the chest where they can enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape.
Zaisan Memorial
Built in 1956 to honor Mongolian and Soviet soldiers who died in World War II, this memorial features a circular painting and a T-34 tank used by the Soviet Union. On the left of the hill stands a 15-meter-high gilded Buddha statue, which blends traditional Buddhist beliefs with the nation's historical Soviet past.
Rio Tinto Green Park
The newest green park in Ulaanbaatar offers an open theater, children's playgrounds, benches, pergolas and a pond. With over 40,000 trees and bushes planted, 80 percent of the park is covered in lush grass, providing a perfect spot for relaxation and leisure in the heart of the city.