Provincial capital of Zavkhan Province, Mongolia
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Uliastai is the capital of Zavkhan province, and a former provincial capital of the Manchu Empire.
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Built for the nine famous Saints of Buddhism.
The aimag museum was established in 1924 in the city of Uliastai. Today, there are two museums: the Famous People Museum of Zavkhan, and the Zavkhan History Museum. The Zavkhan History Museum consists of 6 halls: the Hall of Natural History, the Hall of Ethnography, the Hall of Cultural History, the Hall of Modern History, and the two Halls of Religious History. Highlights: the unique historical and cultural monuments including a fossilized shin bone and baby teeth of a mammoth, petrified trees from 80 million years ago, the rare herb Vansemberuu, the Jadamba writ, a historical document of horse-stations from the Manchu period, a 300 liter bronze cauldron from 1820, a coral mask of the deity Jamsran, the Khalkh woman’s and man’s full clothes with head silver decorations, Dilov saint B.Jamsranjav’s copper seal, and many famous people’s belongings.
Also has beds.
Завхан зочид буудал
Has restaurant that seems to serve link sausage.
Алтан төв
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