Located in the historic Orkhon Valley near Kharkhorin, the Museum of Khoshoo Tsaidam is dedicated to the legacy of the Göktürks, the ancient Turkic empire that flourished in Mongolia during the 6th to 8th centuries. The museum houses replicas and artifacts from the Khoshoo Tsaidam monuments, most notably the Orkhon Inscriptions, which are among the earliest examples of Turkic script.

Highlights

• Exhibits about the Turkic Khaganate and its rulers
• Detailed replica of Bilge Khagan’s stele
• Interactive displays of nomadic life and military culture
• Educational for those interested in Central Asian history

Travel Tips

• Best visited en route to or from Kharkhorin
• Combine with visits to Erdene Zuu Monastery and Orkhon Waterfall
• Interpretive signage available in multiple languages
• Open seasonally — check hours in advance

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