博格達(dá)汗冬宮（Winter palace of Bogd khan）位于蒙古烏蘭巴托市南郊，是蒙古最后一位國王——博格達(dá)汗之冬季居住的宮。漢藏式殿宇建筑，是蒙古末代宗教領(lǐng)袖吉布尊丹巴活佛的豪華住宅。里面陳列著蒙古王公貴族的華麗服飾及生活用品，各國國王貴族送給活佛的珍貴禮品等。

The Bogd Khan's Winter Palace is a sprawling complex south of Ulaanbaatar. The largest of the three museums, it consists of six large temples and was the residence of the Bogd Khan from the end of the 19th century until the last Bogd Khan’s death in 1924. The palace houses the Bogd Khan’s diverse personal collection of art, costumes, jewelry, furniture, and taxidermy. Included in the collection are the impressive beds of the Khan and his consort. These canopied palatial structures are almost rooms unto themselves, adorned with exquisite woodwork, and upholstered with sumptuous fabrics. Even more impressive is the ceremonial ger (traditional felt tent) made out of 150 snow leopard skins. A spectacular nineteenth century robe is on display covered with a dazzling pattern of yellow and gold dragons, trimmed in black velvet. This gift from the Manchu emperors of China demonstrates their high favor. Although the palace contains a collection of thangkas, appliqué, and sculpture as impressive as that of the Zanabazar museum, it’s costumes, documents, and artifacts make it equally interesting as a museum of political and cultural significance.