Mongolia Tours

Best Places in Mongolia

ULAANBAATAR

Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia, is a perfect blend of old and new. You will see beautiful modern architecture and big shopping malls in this city. Historical landmarks, like the Gandantegchenling Monastery and Genghis Khan Square, will tell you about their past. Besides, as the host place of the well-known National Naadam Festival, you will watch the traditional and thrilling three sports - horseracing, wrestling, and archery in this city from July 11 to July 13 each year.

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  KARAKORUM

  Karakorum (Harhorin), located in the west of Ulaanbaatar, was established by Genghis Khan in 1220 and was one of the ancient capitals of the great Mongol Empire. Although this historical city has lasted for only 140 years, it ever housed some magnificent religious architecture, such as palaces, mosques, and monasteries. Today you can still experience its ancient glory by exploring the well-known Erdene Zuu Monastery (one of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in Mongolia) and the Karakorum Museum.
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  GOBI DESERT

  Lying in southern Mongolia and across northern China, the Gobi Desert is well-known as one of the largest desert regions in the world. Stunning dunes, rough mountains, and rare wildlife make this region a top place to visit, especially for nature lovers and shutterbugs. Capture the breathtaking sunset view in the Bayanzag flaming cliffs, roam in the awe-inspiring white sand dunes in Khongor, or hike to explore the beautiful landform of Yolyn Am Valley. The Gobi Desert is calling.
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  HUSTAI NATIONAL PARK

  Located in the southwest of the capital of Mongolia, Hustai National Park is a strictly protected spot with a land of 90,000 hectares. Here you can explore the beautiful Mongolian steppe and river wetlands. What's more, the park is famous as home to the rare Przewalski's Horse. When discovering the park, you will get opportunities to search for untamed wild horses and other animals like birds, red deer, and gazelle via exciting game drives.
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  KHUVSGUL LAKE

  Khuvsgul Lake holds about 70% of the freshwater in Mongolia and is the largest freshwater lake in this country. Regarded as the “Blue Pearl of Mongolia”, this lake offers breathtaking and pristine scenery for you to go on a trip. Experience the nomadic life by a camp ger night, ride on a horse to immerse in the natural beauty along the lake, take a boat to enjoy some laid-time on the deep blue water, or hike to explore the nearby mountains. The ravishing Khuvsgul Lake is calling.