Located 92 km northwest of Ulaanbaatar on paved roads and a further 7 km on dirt roads, the Agalag Creation Monastery stands in a place called “Daliin Am” situated in Nart bagh of Bornuur soum, Tuv province. This area was once home to a spring known as “Dalan Khar” and was abundant in a flower … Read more
The original temple of the Great Blissful and Vast Gandan Tegchenlin Monastery was established in 1809 on Dalhyn Hill and was originally called the Yellow Temple. Later, this temple was converted into the Choirin Monastery. In 1824, the Lamrim Dugaan was built, followed by the construction of the Ikh Hot Mandal temple in 1838 dedicated … Read more
The younger brother of the Eighth Bogd Khan, Luvsanhaidav, was widely known by the name “Chojin Lama,” and the temple was built in his name in 1908. It was a personal temple dedicated to him and belonged to the Yellow Sect of Buddhism. Religious services and teachings were held there until 1936, but the temple … Read more