The temporary exhibition hall, visitor receiving area, museum shop.

This hall comprises valuable and rare archeological monuments from the Hunnu Empire - Mongolia's first state, from the Bronze Age, royal and aristocratic items, decorations, art, chariots, relics of Aira's palace during the Xianbei period, rock burials of the Zhujan empire, and of the earliest Mongolian inscription – Huis Tolgoi.

The museum displays the history, stone monuments, inscriptions, tombs and shrines of noble monarchs, as well as the history, culture, and customs of the Turkic, Uighur, and Mongol tribes of Mongolia's old nomadic republics.

A history of the Great Emperor Chinggis Khan and his ancestors, a statue bearing the seal of Rashaan Rock, a sculpture of Khabul Khan, a seal of Guyug Khan, a copy of the Great Emperor's letter to the Pope, the clothing and furnishings of the Mongolian queen, a copy of the Great Emperor's inscription on the Chinggis Stone, an illuminated statue of Munkh Khan, nobleman saddles made of horse teeth, embalmed corps.

The Great Yuan State, which ruled over a major portion of Asia and Europe and comprised the Golden Horde State in Russia, the Tsagaadain State in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, and the Il Khanate in Iran and Iraq, was the capital of the Mongolian Empire. Inscriptions from Kublai Khan were on show, along with Yuan noble hats and shoes, robes decorated with dragon and five-eyed themes, queens' headdresses, bronze mirrors, china, cutlery, and silk crepes from the Ilkhanate era.

Paintings of the emperors after the Great Yuan Dynasty, black flags, historical records, noble monuments from the end of the 16th century, Abtai Khan's armor, portraits, swords, cups from the time of Queen Mandukhai the Wise, Mongolian chess, 1000 gods made by the High Saint Zanabazar, Mongolian princes letters, articles and accessories of the Manchu princes of the Mongol princes, clothing and accessories of the Manchu Ching nobles, clothes and decorations of the Mongolian princes and queens, the seal of the Khalkh princes, the state seal of the Bogd Khan, gifts from the Russian king to the Prime Minister of the Genghis dynasty, portraits of the princes of the golden family, flag will be shown.

It is a building that displays Mongolian patriotism and the part they played in world history. The room includes 2,000 Mongol bullets, helmets, and armor, photographs of Kublai Khan's war in the Imperial Palace of Japan, copies of the emperors' letters, artifacts from the city of Kharkhorum, coins from the Mongol kings, UNESCO-registered heritage videos, literary monuments, works by the High Saint Zanabazar, and Nogoon Dari eh. It contains both a nobleman's house and a Mongolian nobleman's house.

At the top of the hall, a golden statue of Chinggis Khan is placed, the roofs of the building symbolizes the Mongolian ger, and the interior of the hall is a ceremonial hall designed to represent the chamber of Mongolian kings and aristocrats.