Based on 6 local experiences
Based on 6 local experiences
The center of the city is a very safe place but if you visit the not very modernized places around ulaanbaatar i think it will be a little bit dangerous. Those areas have lot of drunk people and also childrens that are alone and beg money(But not all of them). And the countryside is the safest and most peaceful place in the entire universe.
Posted: August 25, 2025Sisikat
Every city has 2 side. Please always keep you safe. No matter safe city are u in never go to rural area alone after dark. Ulaanbaatar is quite chill and safe but as i mentioned there is good and bad. Suburs can be getho. Whatever you go , be smart. Dont go alone after dark, dont go to suburs alone as well.
Posted: April 17, 2025Khuslen
It is generally safe as long as you know what you're doing and where you are going. However, some people can be quite physical, especially in public transport. Most Mongolian people tend to be physical in such settings, but don’t worry—they're not as mean as they might seem.
Posted: January 5, 2025Dulguun
Ulaanbaatar
3 days
I live in Ulaanbaatar and have an advanced level of English proficiency. I’m passionate about introducing foreign travelers to Mongolia’s breathtaking nature, rich history, and unique culture. I have experience designing personalized travel itineraries and have guided American friends and tourists through Western Mongolia, including the regions of Khuvsgul, Zavkhan, and Bayan-Ölgii. I can help you discover Mongolia in an authentic and unforgettable way—whether you’re looking for serene lakes, majestic mountains, nomadic experiences, or hidden cultural gems.
Dulguun
Ulaanbaatar
I live in Ulaanbaatar and have an advanced level of English proficiency. I’m passionate about introducing foreign travelers to Mongolia’s breathtaking nature, rich history, and unique culture. I have experience designing personalized travel itineraries and have guided American friends and tourists through Western Mongolia, including the regions of Khuvsgul, Zavkhan, and Bayan-Ölgii. I can help you discover Mongolia in an authentic and unforgettable way—whether you’re looking for serene lakes, majestic mountains, nomadic experiences, or hidden cultural gems.
Oyu
Ulaanbaatar
Hello? ^^ My name is Oyu and I'm 19years old. Who is living in Mongolia. I'm studying at Royal International University currently a third year student. My degree is International Relations on Bachelor. My hobbies are reading a book, exploring historical places, listening to music, hiking, riding a horse, painting and travelling. I also have good communication skills and a positive attitude towards my around. About my personality is INTJ but it is depends on.