The Khamriin Monastery was founded in the 1820s by Danzan Ravjaa, a 19th-century famous Mongolian educator and literary artist. The monastery was an important part of the Buddhist “red sect” and a residence for the harsh and noble saints in Gobi.The harsh criticisms in the society he was in, the indestructible class, the gender distinction and the Danzan Ravjaa fought.He made great efforts to do public education.He established public schools, theaters, museums, and libraries at the Khamriin Monastery to promote comprehensive public education.
The locals participated in many religious activities that take place in the monastery.The Khamriin monastery was unique in the 19th century Mongolia as a place where more respect and privilege were given to women more than men.In order to show this kind of progressive attitude, Danzan Ravjaa has made women’s excellence a song called “Ulemjiin Chanar” (a quality of excellence).Ulemjiin Chanar is still popular today.Around the monastery, dinosaur bone fossils, fossil trees, and corpses of other rare archaea are widely seen.The monastery was completely destroyed in 1938 by the Soviet Union in the Buddhist ruins of Mongolia.