Nomadic Adventures: Exploring the Wonders of Central Mongolia
Central Mongolia is a place rich in culture and of course, it has breathtaking landscapes and steppes.
Getting There - I went to Central Mongolia area with a local driver and tour guide part of my tour.
Attractions -
1. Erdene Zuu Monastery
This is the earliest surviving Buddhist monastery in Mongolia. You can check out the unique architecture style of tibetian buddhist temples. There is a golden stupa outside the temple.
2. Karakorum
This used to be the capital of Mongol empire in the 1200s. You can visit the museum here to learn about history of ancient Mongolia and Mongol empire. This is part of the World Heritage site of Orkhon valley.
Accomodation - Part of the highlight is staying in the traditional Mongolian ger (yurt). Camping experience was one of a kind and very traditional. There are tourist camps here with toilets.
Food - You might need to buy raw ingredients and cook yourself outdoor here or in the tourist camp kitchen.
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Zuunbayan ulaan, Uvurkhangai Provence, Mongolia
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Karakoren is the site of the capital of the Mongol Empire, the first unified dynasty of Mongolia. The most famous attraction here is the Erdene Zuu Monastery, one of the nine wonders of the world. Built in the 16th century, the temple preserves the essence of Mongolian Buddhist art and is decorated with exquisite Buddha carvings and murals. In addition, there is the Genghis Khan Palace and Museum, where visitors can get a glimpse into the glorious history of the Mongol Empire.