In her youth, she was named Mongolia's Top Model. After her husband entered the political arena, she ended her acting career and fully devoted herself to the family as a loving wife and a caring mother. As their children grew, Baigal started her own business. She founded one of the first beauty salons in Mongolia, Baigal Beauty (lit. Natural Beauty) in 2002. Furthermore, she expanded her Baigal House company to souvenirs and accessories featuring ancient Mongolian arts and traditions. She was selected as one of the 50 Top Business Women in Mongolia by Forbes Magazine in 2019. The eldest son, Unubileg Saikhanbileg graduated from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Florida, USA and started as a pilot in Aero Mongolia aircompany. Currently, he is a pilot of a Boeing 767 at MIAT Mongolian Airlines, the national flag-carrier company. The eldest daughter Unuhishig Saikhanbileg is a senior at Babson College in Boston, USA. The youngest daughter Unu-Erdene Saikhanbileg is a primary school student. In recognition for his devoted service to his country, Saikhanbileg was awarded with state decorations – Order of the Red Banner of Labour and the Order of the Golden Polar Star. Saikhanbileg is fluent in Mongolian, Russian and English. He believes that every young Mongolian should learn the main international language-English and the languages of the two main neighboring countries, People's Republic of China and Russian Federation. To set an example for the youths of today, he is currently learning Mandarin Chinese. In his leisure, Saikhanbileg enjoys Powerlifting. His personal records are 185 kg bench press, 220 kg squat and 160 kg deadlift. He was elected the President of the Mongolian Powerlifting Federation from 2010 to 2017. He loves mountaineering. He successfully climbed 3 mountain peaks above 4,000 meters in Mongolia.