This archaeological landmark is one of the three remaining monasteries of its kind in Mongolia, and was originally built at another site in 1890, and was considered the most important religious place in Ulaanbaatar, as it accommodated from 100 to 600 lamas or monks within its walls, but it stopped Destroyed in 1938 under government pressure, this monastery is now located in the Sukbator district near the Chinese embassy, and is distinguished by its colorful roofs and its calm and spiritual atmosphere.