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The Danzanravjaa Museum commemorates one of the most revered monks in Mongolian history, Dulduityn Danzanravjaa. In this museum, visitors will learn about the life of this legendary monk and poet, as well as the contributions he made to art, science, and social rights in the 19th century. Also on display are some of Danzanravjaa’s most prized possessions, including a flute made from a human femur and several cups and a drum made from human skulls. These artifacts and many more were safeguarded over the years, and during the communist purge of the 1930s, they were buried deep in the desert to escape destruction. In 1990, a real life treasure hunt for the crates began, and when they were found, they created the basis for this fascinating museum.

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