Tourist sites in Mongolia

Rugged Mongolia is an adventure destination where tourists can experience the nomadic lifestyle and wide, fresh landscapes. Mongolia is more than just the house of the Mongols and the great Genghis Khan. In this royal country, the ancient meets today’s and the result is assured to take your breath away. You will discover a lot on the Mongolia trip.

• Gobi desert

One of the most uncommon desert landscapes in the globe, the Gobi Desert has the amazing singing dunes- Khongoryn Els. This place is mostly covered by Gravel plains and rocky outcrops, which is the house of the last two-humped camels in the world and the Gobi bears, the only bears you can discover in desert landscapes. Visit the Eagle Valley, a protected site which becomes smaller into stuff. Bayanzag is another must-see place, especially for those history lovers in Mongolia trip.

• Khuvsgul Lake

Known as the Dark Blue Gem of Mongolia, this lake is a sight worth seeing in Mongolia trip with lavish plants around it. Almost a 100 rivers and streams end in these rich waters that were first established almost 3 million years ago due to tectonic actions.

• Terelj Nationwide Park

The greatest protected place in the country, this park is about 80 km away from Ulaanbaatar, Complete with natural beauty, adventure sports activities, and excellent picturesque areas; this is the perfect vacationer location in Mongolia trip.

• Ulaanbaatar

Ulaanbaatar is the capital of Mongolia with about 1.3 million citizens. It’s an interesting town that brings together old and new magnificently. Visitors will discover an exciting town full of modern structures, shopping, art, a successful nightlife scene, and restaurants; a modern comparison to the timelessness of the country’s vast scenery outside it. A must see places in the Mongolia trip.

• Orkhon Valley

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Orkhon Valley Cultural Landscape should definitely be on your list of wonderful locations to understand more about when going to Mongolia. Situated in central Mongolia, south-east of Ulaanbaatar, the region is rich in the past. The landscape is you will discover structural ruins that date all the way back to the 6th millennium, such as Kharkhorin, Genghis Khan’s capital in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth century.

• Western Mongolia

Far western part of Mongolia is the most breathtaking, but the least traveled location. It is you will look for the world rare wild species; numerous ethnic groups and snow-capped amazing mountains in your Mongolia trip. Kazakh people, renowned for their generosity and hospitality, take pleasure in poems and music.

• Genghis Khans Birthplace

Temuujin (Genghis Khan) was the creator of the Mongolia Kingdom, which became the most important contiguous empire in the past after his death. After beginning the Mongol Kingdom and being announced “Genghis Khan,” he started the Mongol invasions that led to the conquest of most of Eurasia.  There are many ancient monuments and traditional locations involved with Genghis Khan. Dive into past on your Mongolia trip.

• Karakorum

Set deep between the undulating green mountains and stony ridges of the Orkhon Valley, the legendary traditional town of Karakorum is now the stuff of myth and legend.

Ruined grain silos and stone turtles, kiln smelting homes and failing traditional stupas still spot the ground; an aging statement to the former might of this Mongol capital on the steppe.