[2025 Ulaanbaatar ] Travel Guide for Sukhbaatar Square (Updated May)

The area around Sukhbaatar Square, depicted as the center of Barka's capital city of Khudan, is a sacred place in the drama "VIVANT"⭐️ - GFL Company, where Ali is the president - National Opera and Ballet Theater, where Drum installed a wiretap in Nogi's shoe - The street where he rode through the traffic jam in Khudan - Murudel Company, run by Nokol Nearby, there is also a Yoshinoya restaurant where you can eat mutton beef bowls, which was frequented by the location crew😋 (I've posted about it separately❤️) The sail-shaped Blue Sky Hotel & Tower, which has been shown many times in the drama, catches your eye even from a distance✨ The National Drama Theater, which appears as the Barka International Bank, is a separate building from the red building near GFL Company, and is located a short walk south. The key to the National Opera and Ballet Theatre is the side streets♪ It's a small area that you can walk around easily, so it's recommended for VIVANT fans😊 #Mongolia #Ulaanbaatar #VIVANT #Sukhbaatar Square #Visiting VIVANT filming locations #100TravelStyles #Park2024

The center of Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, is Sukhbaatar Square 🇲🇳 This square is a place of relaxation for the citizens of Ulaanbaatar, and events are sometimes held there 🎪 The equestrian statue and the statue sitting on a chair are particularly impressive and not to be missed. This is one of the spots you definitely can't miss when visiting Ulaanbaatar. The street design and tiles are also beautiful, so be sure to check them out 👀 This square is very large, so we recommend wearing comfortable shoes. Even though Ulaanbaatar is at a high altitude, the temperature gets high in the summer. The sun is also strong, so don't forget to take measures against the heat 👒 Photos are popular near the equestrian statue and the statue sitting on a chair. I saw people taking photos dressed in traditional costumes. 📍Location: WW99+G2W, SBD - 6 khoroo, Ulaanbaatar 14201 Mongolia #Let's go to Asia

Traveling to Mongolia with friends? Check out this 5-day itinerary! Take an international train, stay in a twin room or cabin, visit Zamiin-Uud and Ulaanbaatar, and enjoy Mongolian culture! . Mongolia is a landlocked country between China and Russia 🗺️. It has a long history, vast territory, and is known as the "Land of the Grasslands" 🌾. Don't miss the Naadam Festival 🎉 and experience the unique nomadic culture! . 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Erenhot - Zamiin-Uud - Ulaanbaatar Start your Mongolian journey from Erenhot, cross the border to Zamiin-Uud, and finally arrive in Ulaanbaatar. Day 2: Sukhbaatar Square - Gandantegchinlen Monastery Feel the historical atmosphere of Mongolia at Sukhbaatar Square, then head to Gandantegchinlen Monastery to explore the mysteries of Tibetan Buddhism. Day 3: Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue - Terelj National Park Admire the majestic Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue, then head to Terelj National Park to enjoy the magnificent natural scenery. Day 4: Bogd Khan Palace Museum Visit the Bogd Khan Palace Museum to learn about the glory and cultural heritage of the Mongol Empire. Day 5: Ulaanbaatar - Zamiin-Uud - Erenhot End your wonderful Mongolian journey by returning from Ulaanbaatar to Zamiin-Uud, then back to your cozy home via Erenhot. . Travel essentials: 🧳 Mongolia trip, don't forget these! 📞 SIM card and Internet are essential for staying connected. 🔌 Plug adapter, as Mongolia has different voltage. 🪪 Passport and visa are required for smooth entry and exit. 👔 Thick coat and down jacket, as Mongolia is cold in December. 🧣 Windproof jacket, hat, and scarf for windy weather. 🔋 Charger and power bank to keep your devices charged. 💊 Bring some common medicines for peace of mind. Remember these, and your trip to Mongolia will be more complete! 🎉 . Don't forget to bring your camera and adventurous spirit to make every moment a memorable one! 📸✨

⚡️ Guide to checking in at tourist attractions: 🚕Transportation: Traffic congestion in the urban area of ​​Ulaanbaatar is very serious. The population is about 3 million. There are 1.5 million people living in Ulaanbaatar. The number of vehicles is about 600,000. There is one car for 2.5 people. The congestion situation can be imagined. Know! The cost of the cars is low. They are basically all Japanese cars, such as Toyota, Lexus, Honda, Suzuki and other second-hand gasoline-electric hybrid cars. There are both left and right-hand drive cars. The price is 30,000 to 40,000 yuan, and the better ones are 50,000 to 60,000 yuan. The fuel cost is also cheap. 92 gasoline, the price is about 5.8. Traveling is basically by walking. There are also buses and shared scooters. There are basically no formal taxis. There are no local car rental companies, so if you want to take a taxi, just wave at the roadside. The price in the city is basically 6000-9000 Mongolian dollars. Picture, it's best to bring your own change. If the master doesn't have change, he can only give you the larger denomination. • 📖Culture: There are 75% young people in Ulaanbaatar, and the quality of citizens is also high. The roads are very clean, the bathrooms are very clean, and smoking is not allowed in public places. The education level here is relatively high, and there are many international schools. The annual tuition is about 6 Ten thousand. • 🌤️Weather: Occasionally, the air in the city is bad, the exhaust gas is serious, the roads are potholed, there is dust, the weather is changeable, the temperature difference between day and night is large, and the ultraviolet rays are strong, but the grasslands in the pastoral areas are really good, with blue skies, clear water, and green grass. • 🇲🇳Attractions: ⛰️ Terelgi National Park Along the way there are grasslands, herds of cattle and horses, endless mountains, natural rocks, turtle stones, and Buddha with his hands clasped together. The river is clear, the herdsmen are wading through it, the vast sky and earth, day and night, so pure and simple, my heart longs for it! 🐎The large sculpture of Genghis Khan It is an hour's drive from the city. The statue is about 6 stories high and is said to be made of silver. For 20,000 yuan per person, you can take the elevator to the position of the horse's head. You can take pictures at the steps. It is a shocking feeling of the giant. 🏯Bogd Khan Winter Palace The Manchu-style building is the winter palace residence of the Mongolian Living Buddha. It contains some century-old treasures. 🪷Gaden Monastery The most representative Tibetan temple, there is a 28-meter-large Buddha statue in the main hall. The wooden pillars outside are sacred pillars. Place your hands piously on the pillars to make a wish, and put the offering money into the wooden box. 🏢Sukhbaatar Square Sukhbaatar Square is equivalent to China's Tiananmen Square. Mongolian citizens have major festivals, weddings, etc. Everyone will dress up and wear Mongolian robes to take pictures here. 🏛️National Museum of Mongolian History The exhibition hall is not particularly large and covers a small area. It displays Mongolian history, culture, and some cultural relics.

Unlock a new country 🇲🇳 Four days in Ulaanbaatar are enough 😂 📍 Sukhbaatar Square The capital Ulaanbaatar's central square, the red UB character打卡位 on the opposite side of the road 📍 Genghis Khan Museum and National Museum Just a few minutes' walk behind the square, check the opening hours, different in summer and winter, all need to buy tickets 📍 Shangri-La Mall This is a relatively good mall, with food, drink, shopping and cinema. Mongolia restaurant on the fourth floor, recommended by locals 📍 National Amusement Park Behind the Shangri-La Hotel Mall, the park is free to enter, with a Ferris wheel 🎡, and tickets are purchased separately for amusement facilities 15 minutes walk from Sukhbaatar Square to the amusement park 📍 Gandan Monastery The temple is not big, but the Buddha statues inside are very spectacular. You still need to visit Gandan Monastery in Ulaanbaatar. Tickets are required You can also feed pigeons at the main entrance! 📍 Winter Palace Tickets are a bit expensive, very small, nothing to see, under renovation, it is recommended not to go 📍 Zaisan Monument 💜 My favorite place in Ulaanbaatar! I've been there twice! Overlooking the entire panorama of Ulaanbaatar, a place to take photos 🌆 Highly recommended to come at sunset, it's beautiful! About 5 kilometers from the city center, need to take a taxi 📍 State Department Store From the first floor National Supermarket to the fifth floor electronics, to the sixth floor you can buy all Mongolian souvenirs, handicrafts, traditional costumes, etc., please come here if you want to buy souvenirs 📍 Wrestling Palace There are regular Mongolian wrestling competitions, you can watch with a ticket, you can check the time online in advance 📍 Genghis Khan Statue + Terelj National Park Day Trip 🚗 There are several points in the city, and you can walk around the city in two or three days. When you come, you must take a car 🚗 to the suburbs of Ulaanbaatar to see the must-see Genghis Khan riding statue in Mongolia! It's spectacular! You can also take photos with eagles at the entrance! It takes more than an hour to drive from the city center to this place. After seeing the statue, it takes 45 minutes to drive to Terelj National Park. You will see the iconic Turtle Mountain. You will also come to a Buddhist temple on a small mountain road The scenery along the way is also beautiful, like walking on the Windows 2000 desktop, with cattle and sheep everywhere. If you have time, you can also ride a horse 🚶‍♀️ When you come to Ulaanbaatar, don't take a car in the city! It's so congested that you'll doubt your life! I've never seen a country with such bad traffic! One day I drove 2 kilometers for 1 hour, and then decided to get off and walk ❌ There are no taxis in this city! All cars can be taxis, stop when you raise your hand! Communication can only be done through translation apps, and the locals do not speak foreign languages There is a car-hailing app, but you need a Mongolian mobile phone number to register There are also many shared scooters in the city ✅ It is recommended to find a Chinese-speaking car on 🍑, which will give you a better experience all the way 🍗 Mainly meat, not many vegetables 💳 Convenience stores, shops and restaurants accept credit cards, and some support Alipay 🧥 Essential clothes for all seasons! It will suddenly snow and hail here in summer 💜 Although the language is not spoken, the locals I met were quite friendly. Young people here like Kpop culture