ULAANBAATAR CITY NIGHT TOUR
Gandan monastery
Gandan Monastery, officially known as Gandantegchinlen Monastery, is one of the most significant and largest Buddhist monasteries in Mongolia.
The monastery was originally established in 1838 and has undergone periods of destruction and restoration throughout its history, particularly during the communist era in Mongolia. Today, it serves as an important center for Buddhist learning, practice, and culture in the country.
Gandan Monastery houses several temples, prayer halls, and administrative buildings, along with a library containing a vast collection of Buddhist scriptures and texts.
It's a place where tradition, culture, and spirituality converge, offering a glimpse into Mongolia's rich Buddhist heritage.
Sukhbaatar Square
Sukhbaatar Square is a central square in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia. It's one of the most significant landmarks in the city and serves as a focal point for gatherings, events, and celebrations. The square is named after Damdin Sukhbaatar, a key figure in Mongolia's struggle for independence in the early 20th century.
The square is surrounded by important government buildings, including the Government Palace and the Mongolian Parliament House.
Throughout the year, Sukhbaatar Square hosts various cultural events, festivals, and political demonstrations, making it a vibrant hub of activity in Ulaanbaatar. It's also a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to gather, relax, and take in the atmosphere of the city.
Seoul street
Seoul street offers a range of nightlife options, from bustling bars and clubs to cozy cafes and live music venues. From trendy cocktail lounges to traditional Mongolian pubs serving local beverages like and Mongolian vodka, there's something for everyone in Ulaanbaatar's nightlife scene. Additionally, many establishments feature live music performances, DJ sets, and cultural events, adding to the vibrant atmosphere of the city after dark.
Exploring the night streets of UB can be an exciting experience, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the local culture, socialize with both locals and fellow travelers, and enjoy the dynamic energy of the city's nightlife.
Zaisan Hill
Zaisan Hill is a prominent landmark located in the southern part of Ulaanbaatar. It's known for offering panoramic views of the city and the surrounding landscapes. The area around Zaisan Hill has become a popular destination for both locals and tourists, offering recreational opportunities, historical sites, and cultural attractions and the variety of street food.
At the top of Zaisan Hill, there is a monument called the Zaisan Memorial, which was erected in 1971 to commemorate the Soviet and Mongolian soldiers who fought together during World War II. The memorial is adorned with intricate reliefs depicting scenes from the war and features a large circular mural that depicts the friendship between the Soviet Union and Mongolia.
Visitors can climb the steps or drive to the top of Zaisan Hill to reach the memorial and enjoy the breathtaking views of Ulaanbaatar and the surrounding areas. It's a popular spot for photography, especially during sunrise or sunset when the cityscape is bathed in golden light.
Tuul river site
You will get a chance to ride along the river banks at night and experience a feel of the beauty of the cherished natural asset of the country
Third district
Third and fourth district of Ulaanbaatar is the district west of Gandan monastery and one the most popular shopping districts of the capital city.
SDS
The State Department Store, often referred to simply as the "S.D.S.", is a famous shopping center located in the heart of Ulaanbaatar. It's one of the oldest and largest department stores in the country, serving as a landmark and popular shopping destination for both locals and tourists.
The State Department Store offers a wide range of goods, including clothing, accessories, household items, electronics, souvenirs, and more. It's known for its diverse selection of products and competitive prices, making it a favored shopping destination for residents of Ulaanbaatar and visitors alike.
In addition to shopping, the State Department Store also houses various restaurants, cafes, and food courts where visitors can enjoy a meal or grab a snack while taking a break from shopping. The store often hosts special events, promotions, and sales throughout the year, attracting crowds of shoppers looking for bargains and deals.
The State Department Store is not only a place for shopping but also a cultural and historical landmark in Ulaanbaatar, reflecting the city's evolving retail landscape over the years.
TOUR INFORMATION
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Cost: $110 per person
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$100 per person for a group of two people
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$90 per person for a group of three or more people
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Tour type: Private sidecar tour
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Start time: 10:30 PM everyday
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Duration: Approx. 2-3 hours
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Pick up location: Your location
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Reservation deadline: 8:00 PM