Geser Sum Monastery

It was established in the late nineteenth century amid the season of Manchu strength over Mongolia, the Geser Sum Monastery was worked with gifts from Chinese dealers. Subsequently, arranging of the complex is elaborately Chinese, however the engineering and figure distinguish the site as a one of a kind combination of components of Mongolian Buddhism, indigenous shamanism, Chinese Buddhism, and Taoism.

The Geser Sum is a main religious community and related consecrated scene so far unaffected by urban advancement in the capital. This combination of religious and social conventions mirrors the bigger history of Mongolia as an intersection of ying societies.