National Museum, Kyzyl

The National Museum of the Tuva Republic or the National Museum named after Aldan-Madyr. Aldan-Maadyr is the first museum in the history of the Tuva Republic, officially founded on May 13, 1929.

The first director of the museum is Vladimir Yermolaev, who played a great role in the preservation of the historical and cultural heritage of Tuva, being the first photo-photographer in the republic.

The National Museum named after Aldan-Madyr. Today, the Aldan-Maadyr National Museum is a large white building in the center of Kyzyl, at the intersection of Kochetov, Titov, and Lenin Streets. It is one of the main cultural and educational centers in the republic. The museum now has two exposition floors, which reflect almost the entire history and culture of the Tuvan people from ancient times to the present day.