Bogd Khaan Palace Museum

15,000 MNT cash, no cards as of 11 March, 2024. Purchase tickets and enter through the yurt. Some interesting structures in the yard. Go through the gate building, there is a building to the left to go in, and one to the right. Go back around the one on the right to see the two story palace museum. There is a gift shop on the way out. They tell you not to take photos.

Spectacularly colourful and complex blended architecture in the forms of both a Summer and Winter Palace. Like most museums in the city, there's a charge for admission and an extra charge to take photos. I kind of regret not getting the photo pass. However, you can still take photos of the outside.

The Winter Palace which looks more Western in design and white, was actually created with Russian architecture and design in mind. The Summer Palace, however, had a more Buddhist royal style and structure. One of the large gates was even built with no nails, instead substituting them for complex interlocking wooden joints. The history that is offered up along with the feats for the eyes make this a great museum.

Very nice palace. I can highly recommend a visit. Is in a good shape and also the museum has some really good objects especially the animal collection of the Khan is impressive

This museum is a perfect blend of beauty and substance, offering an intriguing exhibition set in a clean and well-maintained environment. The polite staff further enhance the overall experience, making this museum a truly gorgeous destination for art and history enthusiasts.

Quite interesting. Very different from other Mongolian heritage. The palace of the 20th century religious leader had clear manchu influence, from the 2 centuries of rule prior to him

One of the best destination for tourist to see about Mongolian last king's Winter palace and his things. And you will see little zoo.

This museum was a surprise! I chanced upon it while walking back to the city center from the cashmere factory store nearby. I initially thought that the whole place is under renovation — it is, but they are still open for visitors!

Admission is at 15000 MNT and a nice student guide offered to do a tour which was awesome. This palace is so interesting, has a lot of well preserved artifacts throughout Mongolian history. It has an art shop inside with interesting souvenirs too.

Definitely worth a visit if you find yourself with a few hours or days in Ulanbataar.

Fascinating place, well worth a visit. No photos allowed inside the palace compound - the ones with this report are from outside

Ancient place in ghe capital city Mongolia

Really worth the visit. Takes about 1.5-2 hours to see everything. English signed and plan available

One of the better museums in the city - everything is well described and beautifully preserved

One of the few good sites in Ulan Bator. Must see!

lt's worth visiting. The most interesting place is Winter Palace. Who could have thought that there l could see the yurt made of leopard 's skin, exquisite Chinese porcelain and elegant wooden furniture.

Very beautiful palace ! A must see !

If you're in ulan bator is a place you must see!!

This places needs a lot of TLC but it is well worth the visit. A moderate walk from the National Museum.

Ulanbataar best city
Mongolia is so beautiful
Makes me wanna live in yurt
Or not really, cause I'd probably die lol.

Fascinating artifacts on display, so much amazing history and the buildings were incredible

Very interesting temple and museums with extraordinary historical pieces. Cool place to learn about mongolian history.

My favorite museum in the city. Walking through the Palace of last King of Mongolia and imagining the daily lives 100 years ago. Not so many places in thus country has kept its former condition like this house museum, almost everything else was ruined during Soviet time. There are museums that's beautiful but this left me feelings afterwards, maybe it's because I am Mongolian