Regarded as one of the peaceful cities in Asia – Ulaanbaatar may be the last surviving city from nomadic civilizations transforming into a modern city.

A few temples and gers (Mongolian yurt) is what the city was made up way back in 1778; now with a population of around 1.6 million, it is the political, commercial and cultural hub of Mongolia.

The city is a compelling fusion of traditional gers, an integral part of nomadic culture, and modern buildings with cutting-edge architectural designs.

Sukhbaatar District, the founding district of Ulaanbaatar, has become the center of historical museums, monuments and commercial centers. Few of the more famous landmarks of historical and cultural significance are Sukhbaatar Square, Chingis Khaan Equestrian Statue, and Buddhist temples and museums that offer interesting insights into its history - Gandan Monastery, Temple of Choijin Lama, Bogd Khaan Palace Museum.

Located 1,350 meters above sea-level, with four distinct seasons: the winters are unforgettably cold, the springs are dry, summers are hot and autumns are cool - you can rest assured each will offer you a special experience.

In just 30 minutes from the center point of the city you will reach the untouched land, all in its natural beauty.