"Hall of the Great Mongol Empire" at the Chinggis Khaan National Museum, where visitors can explore the historical significance of the Mongol Empire’s siege weapons, particularly the catapult. The Mongols used siege weapons like the catapult and crossbow to breach city walls and fortifications during their conquests. For younger audiences, the craft activity involves building miniature catapults, which serves as both an educational tool and a fun hands-on experience. Through constructing these models, participants will learn about basic geometric shapes and figures in mathematics, as well as the engineering principles behind the catapults. In addition to the craft activity, visitors will gain a deeper understanding of how the Mongols used these powerful weapons to capture cities and fortresses. The program also aims to help participants develop the skills to explain and teach others about the historical significance, functionality, and use of these ancient siege engines.

Material Cost: 15,000 tugriks. (for smaller models) / 25,000 tugriks. (for larger models)

 Target Audience:

- Kindergarten students

- Primary, middle, and high school students

- University and college students

- Adults

- Special needs clients

- Tourists