Baldan Bereeven Monastery is a historic and sacred Buddhist site located in the scenic Baruun Jargalant River Valley of Khentii Province, Mongolia. Established in the late 18th century, the monastery was once home to thousands of monks and a major spiritual center in eastern Mongolia. Though partially destroyed during the 1930s repression, it is now being restored and visited for its peaceful setting, ruins, and revived spiritual life.

General Information

• Location: Baruun Jargalant Valley, Khentii Province, eastern Mongolia
• Founded: 1777
• Style: Tibetan-Mongolian architecture
• Altitude: About 1,300 meters above sea level

Key Features

• Scenic valley with dramatic granite cliffs
• Ruins of over 50 temples, stupas, and meditation caves
• Main temple partially reconstructed and open to visitors
• Historical center for Lamaism and Mongolian culture

Things to Do

• Explore the spiritual and historical ruins
• Meditate or rest in a peaceful natural environment
• Hike to mountain viewpoints and rock carvings
• Learn about Mongolian religious history

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