The International Intellectual Museum is the first privately owned museum and was established on August 13, 1990 in Ulaanbaatar. The museum displays over eleven thousand of intellectual items from 130 countries around the World. Most of the displays of the museum represent various branches of sciences in simplified form by toys and puzzle games.
Over 5000 puzzle games are displayed, starting with simple ones that consist from two pieces to difficult ones from 673 pieces. Unique work of arts, spaceship, rockets, monasteries, monuments and buildings are all made into puzzle games. The fun part is that visitors can try to solve some of the puzzle games, so visiting this museum is an interactive experience. Here you can also see the biggest chess board in the World, that is a rectangle 7.6 m wide. (Source: http://www.iqmuseum.mn/en/)
Entrance fee is 8000MNT (3$), so we invite you to take some time and visit also this great show of the International Human Intelligence.
The cache is a small plastic box with a magnet located few meters from the entrance. Inside is just a log, so bring your own pencil.