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$As a country, Mongolia is considered the world’s least densely populated nation; with 3.3 million people spread over 1.5 million square kilometers (580,000 square miles).\n\nAt the same time, more than 60 percent of the population live in the Ger District and most of them are former herders who seek better opportunities to achieve in the capital.\n\nThere is no doubt, UB is youth city. Because, Ulaanbaatar is one of 100 cities with the youngest population, with about 63 % of its residents being younger than 35-year-olds.$

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$In July 1921 in the centre of Ulaanbaatar, Damdin Sükhbaatar (the ‘hero of the revolution’) declared Mongolia’s final independence from China. A square later built on the spot now bears his name and features at its centre a bronze statue of the revolutionary astride his horse. In 2013 the city authorities changed the name of the plaza to Chinggis Khaan Sq, but in 2016 Sükhbaatar's descendants won a court battle to restore the original name.\n\nPeaceful anti-communism protests were held here in 1990, eventually ushering in the era of democracy. Today, the square (talbai) is occasionally used for rallies, ceremonies, rock concerts and festivals, but is generally a relaxed place where kids drive toy cars and teens whiz around on bikes. Near the centre of the square, look for a large plaque that lists the former names of the city – Örgöö, Nomiin Khuree, Ikh Khuree and Niislel Khuree. The large warehouse on the square houses temporary exhibits. Poke your head inside to see what's on.\n\nThe enormous marble construction at the north end was completed in 2006 in time for the 800th anniversary of Chinggis Khaan’s coronation. At its centre is a seated bronze Chinggis Khaan statue. He is flanked by Ögedei (on the west) and Kublai (east). Two famed Mongol soldiers (Boruchu and Mukhlai) guard the entrance to the monument.\n\nBehind the Chinggis monument stands Parliament House, which is commonly known as Government House. An inner courtyard of the building holds a large ceremonial ger used for hosting visiting dignitaries.$

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$In July 1921, in the centre of Ulan-Bator, the ”hero of the revolution” Damdin Sukhbaatar declared the independence of Mongolia from China. Then his name was given to the square, Sukhbaatar Square.\n\nIn the centre of the square, a statue of Sukhbaatar riding his horse still stands. The words he apparently pronounced at the moment of independence are engraved on the bottom of the statue : “If we, the whole people, unite in our common effort and common will, there will be nothing in the world that we cannot achieve, that we will not have learnt or that we will have failed to do”.\n\nSukhbaatar would have been very disappointed to learn that the square was also the place where the first protests were held in 1989, which eventually led to the fall of communism. Today, the square is sometimes used for rallies, ceremonies and even rock concerts, but remains a quiet place where photographers sell their services or where it’s possible to rent tandems to ride around the square.\n\nIn 2006, on the occasion of 800 years anniversary of the Mongolian Empire foundation, the square has been totally restored. The monument in honour of Sukhbaatar was covered with bronze after a common work between Mongolian and North-Korean sculptors. The work was completed the day of the declaration of the Republic, on the 26th of November 2008.\n\nOn the Northern part of the square, there is the State Parliament House, which was also restored in 2006. It was a large grey and sad building but it was painted and a glass front was added. We can see, notably, a large statue of Genghis Khan that proudly stands outside the building, and statues of Mongolian horsemen.\n\nThe Parliament House, like a yurt, faces South. In front of the Parliament House, there is a mausoleum, built in 1921, containing the remains of Sukhbaatar and probably the ones of Choibalsan.$

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia - July 16, 2023: Drone photo of Sukhbaatar Square at sunrise. The Government Palace and equestrian sculpture of Damdin Sukhbaatar are in shot.

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