Chinggis Khaan National Museum is a national museum in Ulaanbaatar, established in 2019 to present Mongolia’s history, rulers, and cultural heritage. Its collection includes more than 10,000 original objects, tracing the country’s statehood from the Xiongnu Empire through the early twentieth century. Exhibits feature archaeological finds, royal and aristocratic clothing and belongings, inscriptions, weapons, artworks, manuscripts, and ceremonial objects.

The museum occupies a modern nine-storey building with six permanent exhibition galleries and two temporary exhibition galleries. Its displays explore ancient nomadic states, the Mongol Empire and its successor states, Mongolia’s later rulers, and the country’s place in world history. Visitors can also see a ceremonial hall dedicated to Chinggis Khaan. Augmented and virtual reality, QR content, video, and interactive elements complement traditional displays.

The museum offers temporary exhibitions, events, educational programs, research resources, and a digital collection. Facilities include a library and reading room, conference halls, a café, and a gift shop selling museum-themed items.