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Entertainment in Mongolia

Monasteries, museums, monuments and the landscapes in between — and the local providers who take you there.

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EntertainmentChildren and Youth theaterChildren and Youth theater is established in 1991, its repertoire consists of over 70 works.Orkhon, North
Entertainment“Erdenet ” StadiumErdenet stadium was commissioned in 2006 and has 6500 seats.Orkhon, North
EntertainmentKhangarid sports complexKhangarid sports complex is commissioned in 1983, it the largest sports complex inOrkhon with a capacity of 1,100 seats, a sports hall, swimming pool,…Orkhon, North
EntertainmentNational Amusement ParkKnown to almost everyone as the Children’s Park, this small amusement park features a roller coaster, among other rides, games and paddle boats.Ulaanbaatar, Central
EntertainmentNational ParkFounded on June 17, 2012. Popular urban park offering athletic fields & courts, open green space, a playground & picnic area.Ulaanbaatar, Central
EntertainmentPalace of culture "Miner"The Palace of Culture Miner has two halls, grand and small. The grand hall has 400 seats, the small one-180 seats.Orkhon, North
EntertainmentState Department StoreEstablished in 1921, the State Department Store, known as ikh delguur (big shop), is a local institution and virtually a tourist attraction in itself.Ulaanbaatar, Central
EntertainmentTumen Ekh EnsembleFounded in 1989, the Tumen Ekh Ensemble is Mongolia’s premier traditional performing arts group.Ulaanbaatar, Central
EntertainmentUrguu cinemaOpened in 2016, the Erdenet Urguu 4 cinema has 4 screens, modern a VIP lounge, and Dolby Cinema technology.Orkhon, North

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