Mongolia travel and tour information

Altai Tavan Bogd is 636,161 hectares of pristine landscape along the border of the western part of Altai sums of Bayan-Ulgii province Kazakhs (5% of Mongolian population) live. One of their interesting activities is they use golden eagle and falcons ...

The monastery is considered the second most important in Mongolia (after Erdene Zuu Khiid in Kharkhorin) and the most intact architectural complex in Mongolia. It is well worth visiting on the way to or from Khuvsgul Nuur Lake or other areas in north...

Khangai is a special and beautiful formation of nature, as well as a home to many rare species of plant and wildlife. There are many sources of mineral waters and springs. Since ancient time, a historical tradition to worship this area has been follo...

This is a granite rock formation in the middle of the plain. In the 19th century, two revered monks lived here in gers – remnants of their rock drawings can be found in the area. The rocks are worshipped by locals who sometimes make pilgrimages here....

Bayanzag is more commonly known as the Flaming Cliffs, penned by the palaeontologist, Roy Chapman Andrews. First excavated in 1922, it is renowned worldwide for the number of dinosaur bones and eggs found in the area, which you can see in the Museum ...

It is located in Eastern Mongolia are a miracle of verdant grassland, endless steppe, Golden sand dunes, beautiful lakes, mineral springs and mountains are perfection of nature. This steppe is home to rich wildlife, especially as the largest grasslan...

This is a high mountain located in Dalanzadgad city in the southern part of the country. This is a place of home to wild camels, extremely rare Gobi bear, argali sheep, ibexes and the snow leopards. Umnugobi province is the melting pot of touri...

Gun-Galuut Nature Reserve is truly the marvelous combination of mountains, steppes, pretty lakes, rivers and wetlands with its famous rare wildlife species. It is a home to the world endangered Wild mountain sheep-Argali, White-napped crane, Siberian...

Northern Mongolia is one of the most beautiful areas of the country with millions of evergreen trees, lofty mountain peaks, trout filled streams and lakes, and dense pine forests, meadows blanketed with flowers and air filled with songs of different ...

In 1220 Chinggis Khaan established the capital of Mongolian empire on the fertile plains along the Orkhon River. This is called Kharkhorin, 373 km from Ulaanbaatar city. It was a busy spindled city with high civilization built by the best artists and...

Khognokhaan Natural Reserve covers 46,990 hectares of land and is situated in the territory of Bulgan Province. The taiga and steppe plants grow in this area and represent two or three different natural zones. This area was taken under state protecti...

The Khongoryn Els is some of the largest and most spectacular sand dunes in Mongolia. Also known as the Duut Mankhan (singing dunes), they are up to 800m high, 12km wide and about 100km long. The largest dunes are at the northwest corner of the range...

The brown plains and rocky outcrops of Middle Gobi province stretch over 78’000 square kilometers of territory between Tuv province and the South Gobi. The northern part of the province is comparatively green, but the southern area looks more like th...

Ogii Nuur, which lies in the bordering territory of Arkhangai and Bulgan Provinces, is a wonderful place for birdlife – cranes and ducks, to name just a few species, migrate to the area around late April. The lake is also renowned for its fishing. ...

This small mountainous area along the river, the Ongiin Gol, in the western district of Saikhan Ovoo, makes a good resting place to break a trip between the south Gobi and Ulaanbaatar. The bend in the river marks the remains of two ruined monasteries...

* It is an exhibition of steppe regions of the southwestern part of Khentii mountain range. In 1993, the Gorkhi-Terelj area was protected as a National Park, especially because of its natural scenic beauty it has been used as a tourism destinatio...

Yoliin Am Mount was originally established to conserve the birdlife in the region, but it’s now more famous for its dramatic and very unusual scenery – it is a valley in the middle of the Gobi Desert, with metres-thick ice almost all year round. From...