Mongolians are among those who have created the largest number of puzzle toys. This ability of the Mongolians to think creatively and solve puzzles got its start in nomadic households of ancient times. Connected with this, there is a unique museum in Ulaanbaatar that displays this valuable cultural heritage. It is the International Intellectual Museum which is the first private museum in Mongolia as well. Even the dwelling, furniture, and other household items required creativity to make them easy to transport. Mongolians used to create puzzle toys for their children, focusing on developing their ability to think and create, to develop methods for assembly, and sparking creativity in terms of design. With displays over 11,000 puzzles from 130 countries, it is very unique because visitors can’t only view the displays, but they also have the opportunity to touch and play with them. The museum’s collection includes up to 673 wonderful art works displayed, such as paintings, objects in different forms, puzzle versions of the Seven Wonders of the World, space crafts, puzzle gers, puzzle dolls, puzzle toys in the form of monasteries, and other constructions. The museum has over 560 unique chess sets, including one with 10 cm tall figures made of bone and intricate 4 mm carvings. The international Intellectual Museum can acquaint you with the best and most wonderful Mongolian artworks and brighten up your discovery of the innovative and imaginative Mongolian way of thinking. This is a place that every guest visiting Ulaanbaatar should experience, especially with kids or those who wants new side of the nation.