Bogda Khan Palace Restored with Chinese Aid

The Bogda Khan Palace is located in the southern suburb of Ulan Bator. It was first built in 1893 and used to be the place where the living Buddha of Mongolian Tibetan Buddhism lived and carried out religious activities. Borgdo, the meaning of "sage and nobility" in Mongolian-Chinese translation, the mountain south of Ulaanbaatar is respected as "sacred mountain" by Mongolians, known as Borgdo Khan Mountain.
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The museum was built in 1924. The construction method of combining Mongolian-Tibetan cultural style with Han-style engineering practice reflects the new concept of national architectural design.
In 2007, according to an agreement signed between the State Administration of Cultural Relics and the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science of Mongolia, the Xi’an Cultural Relics Conservation and Restoration Center of China maintained the front area of the Bogda Khan Palace Museum with the free assistance of 6 million yuan from the Chinese Government.