Ongi River And Temple | What to See in Mongolia
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Review & FAQ:

  • What is the Ongi Monastery?
    • The Ongi Monastery refers to two monasteries on opposite banks of the Ongi River, which stretches for over 400 kilometers throughout the country.
  • What historical significance do the monasteries hold?
    • The monasteries are home to many ruined temples, one of which was once one of the largest in Mongolia.
  • When were the Ongi Monasteries built and destroyed?
    • Originally built in the 17th century, these monasteries were destroyed by communists in the 20th century. However, since the 1990s, efforts have been made to rebuild and restore the Buddhist communities in the area.
  • What can visitors see at Ongi Monastery today?
    • Today, Ongi River And Temple visitors can see the rebuilt temple and explore two small museums that contain artifacts from the original structures.

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