Ulaanbaatar | Green Fields and Scattered Livestock

Ulaanbaatar has a continental alpine climate. Below is an introduction to the suitable temperatures for tourism, scenery, food, and precautions: I. Suitable Temperatures • Summer: The best season to visit Ulaanbaatar is during the summer months of June, July, and August. The average temperature in July is 20°C-22°C, with highs reaching 39.5°C. The weather is relatively hot, but there is a large temperature difference between day and night, so bring a light jacket. • Winter: Winters are long and cold, with average temperatures in January ranging from -15°C to -22°C, and sometimes dropping to -39°C at night. It is not suitable for tourism. If you travel during this time, take precautions against the cold. II. Scenery • Chinggis Khaan Square: Formerly known as Sukhbaatar Square, the north side of the square is home to the State Palace, where the President, government, and parliament of Mongolia are located. • Gandantegchinlen Monastery: Located in the center of Ulaanbaatar, this is the largest monastery in Mongolia. The 28-meter-tall, gold-plated statue of Migjid Janraisig, inlaid with numerous gems, is a national treasure of Mongolia. • Gorkhi-Terelj National Park: Here you can admire beautiful grasslands and forests, as well as unique natural landscapes such as the Aryabal Meditation Temple and Turtle Rock. There are resorts where visitors can stay overnight in yurts. III. Food • Mongolian Hot Pot: Made with select local ingredients for a rich and fragrant flavor. For example, tender mutton paired with special sauces creates a rich taste. • Airag (Fermented Mare's Milk): This is a traditional Mongolian drink made from fermented mare's milk. It has a sweet and sour taste and some nutritional value. Drink in moderation to experience the local flavor. • Traditional Noodles and Dumplings: Buuz, Mongolian steamed dumplings, are filled with mutton or other meats and have thin skin and a generous filling. There are also various types of noodles with unique flavors. IV. Precautions • Travel Safety: Except for the city center of Ulaanbaatar, most scenic spots are remote and have poor road conditions. Choose a vehicle in good condition, wear your seatbelt throughout the journey, and avoid traveling in heavy rain. • Valuables Safety: Keep your documents and valuables safe, do not carry large amounts of cash, and keep your belongings close to you when traveling, sightseeing, and shopping. Minimize going out at night and avoid remote areas. • Customs and Taboos: Do not throw dirty objects into the fire, step over a fire, or place sharp objects such as knives or axes near a fire. Do not wash cars, bathe, or clean dirty objects in rivers. • Climate and Health: The temperature difference between day and night on the grasslands is significant, so bring a jacket and long pants. The grasslands have plenty of sunshine and strong UV rays, so bring sunscreen, a sun umbrella, etc. • Choice of Tourist Activities: Choose horseback riding and water activities carefully. If participating, wear protective gear according to safety instructions. Beginners should be accompanied by professionals.