Aviation Museum of Mongolia

The Aviation Museum of Mongolia preserves the history of Mongolian civil aviation in the country's first historic aerovokzal, a 1936 Dobrolyot airport terminal in Buyant-Ukhaa. Its collection includes the Yu-13, the first aircraft to fly in Mongolia, aircraft models, photographs, aviation documents, medals, rare books, and other artifacts; the National Civil Aviation Center describes educational outreach in aviation, engineering, and space sciences and records 2,081 visitors in 2024. Visitor access and the latest opening information are provided through the museum's official Facebook page and National Civil Aviation Center contacts.