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Manzushir Monastery

Bayanzurkh

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Manzushir Monastery is a point of interest, located at Bayanzurkh, Mongolia

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Bayanzurkh

Added by Jopie, at 06 May 2016

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11 Reviews

  • Sujatha M
    31 May 2018

    Historical place for Buddhist.

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  • Surka S
    01 May 2018

    very nice place

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  • David M
    15 April 2018

    On the other side of the mountains that face onto UB, you’ll find this once glorious monastery. You can’t help but get chills as you walk up to what’s left of its former glory knowing that the complex was burned and monks butchered. Such peaceful surrounds make it difficult to comprehend. Apparently, it is possible to walk through the hills to get here from UB but you need a day.

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  • Simen Oestmo
    16 January 2018

    Hidden gem outside of UB. You have to drive or get a taxi to take you to the other side of Bogd Khan mountain. Quite and serene place.

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  • Tsetsen Lkhagvajargal
    21 July 2017

    A beautiful hiking destination with a lot of historical presence

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  • Battushig Bilegt
    28 June 2017

    Wonderful place.

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  • Erdenesaikhan Gandolgor
    04 February 2017

    this is kind of historical place in Ub city also u can get fresh air while doung the jogging on weekend with hiking clubs

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  • Gantulga Ganhuyag
    19 January 2017

    Simply the best day hiking destination near UB.

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  • Bruce Doig
    08 October 2016

    About an hour outside of town, Manzushir Monastery is a location that reminds you of the enduring strength of Buddhism in Mongolia, as well as the Communist efforts to remove it as a factor in the life of the people. The site is lovely - a nice walk in from the car park/parking lot, a small older museum on site with wildlife displays. Some are tatty, but it is an interesting building - and for less than 50 cents admission, worth the visit. The same 50 cent admission gets you into the temple museum further up the hill.

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  • Dagy Ch
    22 August 2016

    Calm

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  • Batbayar Mishig
    13 May 2016

    historic landscape in middle of beautiful nature

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