The capital city of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, was founded in 1639. Ulaanbaatar is a nationally recognized center for industry, commerce, history, and the arts. Despite being the national capital and Mongolia’s largest city, Ulaanbaatar boasts wonderful monasteries and museums, excellent cultural shows and several other attractions. There are a number of the best tourist sights in the city as well as a variety of cafes, restaurants, shops and entertainments.
Beautiful, relaxing and incredibly entertaining are just few of the delightful qualities that make city the ideal travel destination.

Kharakhorin, is an ancient capital of Mongolia, was founded in 1220 in the Orkhon valley, at the crossroads of the Silk Road. Khubilai Khan, Genghis Khan’s grandson, changed the name of the Empire and renamed the Great Mongolian Empire to the Great Yuan dynasty and moved the capital of the Empire from Kharkhorin to Beijing in 1271. Kharkhorin enjoyed the status of the second capital and maintained the role of being the political, economic and cultural center of Mongolia. Even when the Mongolian khans resided in Beijing palaces and ruled from there, the Mongolian people continued to live in native Mongolia raising and tending their livestock.
In 1368, when the Yuan dynasty collapsed under the blow of the insurgence of the Chinese people, the khans and princes moved with their army back to Mongolia and made Kharkhorin once again the capital city.
The city remains a historical treasure of impressive dimensions. Exploring the historic city of Kharkhorin is a memorable and rewarding part of your travel