Endless steppe, ancient nomadic culture and breathtaking landscapes — explore Mongolia’s untouched nature.
The Gobi is one of the world's great deserts, spanning vast stretches of southern Mongolia. From the towering Khongoryn Els sand dunes to the dramatic Flaming Cliffs of Bayanzag, this ancient landscape offers stargazing under the clearest skies on Earth and encounters with rare wildlife including wild camels and snow leopards.
Just two hours from Ulaanbaatar, Terelj National Park is a paradise of dramatic granite formations, alpine meadows, and pristine rivers. The iconic Turtle Rock and Aryabal Meditation Temple are must-sees, while horse-riding through the valleys offers an authentic nomadic experience.
Known as the 'Younger Sister of Lake Baikal,' Khuvsgul holds 70% of Mongolia's freshwater. Surrounded by dense taiga forests and snow-capped mountains, this pristine alpine lake is home to the Tsaatan reindeer herders and offers kayaking, fishing, and winter ice festivals on its frozen surface.
