Popular Places in Mongolia

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  • gobi gurvansaikhan national park
  • Gobi Gurvansaikhan National Park
  • The Gobi Gurvansaikhan Park is the largest of Mongolia's national parks, covering 2 million hectares. It is home to wide range of animal species, including wolf, snow leopard and Gobi bear.
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  • Gobi Gurvansaikhan National Park
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  • kharakorum
  • Kharakorum
  • For a time, Kharakorum was the political, economic and cultural centre of the vast Mongol Empire, housing great palaces, mosques, churches and monasteries representing many of the world’s religions.
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  • Kharakorum
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  • khogno khan mountain
  • Khogno Khan Mountain
  • Khogno Khaan Mountain is set on the corners of three aimag provinces and has long been a sacred place for Mongolians.
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  • Khogno Khan Mountain
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  • khustaii nuruu national park
  • Khustaii Nuruu National Park
  • The Khustaii Nuruu National Park is home to birds, wolves, antelope and most importantly, the last surviving populations of Prejewalski's Horse, or the 'Takhii', the last truly wild horse species.
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  • Khustaii Nuruu National Park
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  • lake khuvsgul
  • Lake Khuvsgul
  • Khuvsgul is of enormous depth - the deepest lake in North Asia, up to 900 feet deep with a surface area of some 2700 square kilometres. The surrounding countryside is a joy for the explorer - clean air and quiet glades in the taiga forest.
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  • Lake Khuvsgul
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  • ongi khiid
  • Ongi Khiid
  • On the banks of the Ongi River lie the ruins of two Buddhist Monasteries, Barlim and Khutagd Khiid. In earlier days more than 500 Monks were resident here.
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  • Ongi Khiid
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  • the gobi desert
  • The Gobi Desert
  • The great Gobi Desert stretches across much of southern Mongolia and its border with neighbouring China, and ranges from the towering sand dunes at Khongoryn Els to more forgiving terrain home to ibex, camel and the rare Gobi bear.
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  • The Gobi Desert
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  • tsenkher springs
  • Tsenkher Springs
  • Tsenkher Springs is a great place to stop and reinvigorate yourself before continuing your journey through Mongolia.
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  • Tsenkher Springs
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  • ulaan baatar
  • Ulaan Baatar
  • As urban capital of a nomadic nation, Ulaan Baatar is something of a paradox, but with the modern world rapidly sweeping away the monolithic remnants of the Soviet era the city has become a forward-looking, if laid-back, base from which to explore this remarkable country.
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  • Ulaan Baatar
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  • white lake
  • White Lake
  • White Lake is surrounded by extinct volcanoes and is a perfect spot for bird and wildlife watching.
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  • White Lake
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