The Western part of Mongolia is home of ravishing ethnicities including Kazakhs, Tuvas and more; who are preserving their unique culture through generations between snow-capped mountains, surrounded by jewel blue lakes. The place attracts many of travelers from all over the world as consequence of its unrevealed treasures as well as pristine nature including snow-capped imposing mountains, hidden lives of endangered wilds, beautiful ravines of medicinal herbs, milky white river and glaciers. Not only for pristine nature, the last surviving nomadic culture is the biggest reason for travelers to engage western Mongolia.

Must-see places in western Mongolia: Altai Tavan Bogd National Park, Shiveet Khairkhan mountain, Khoton & Khurgan Lakes, Khetsuu khad rock formation, Turgen mountains, Khoid Tsenkher cave.

From the Taiga, a pine-scented dense forest with a marshy floor framed humid beautiful valley named Darkhad Depression, surrounded by majestic snow-capped mountains along with the alpine-like atmospheres; to a transition zone, where the nomadic herders get along in fuzzy grasslands on the boundless steppe between serenity blue streams within convent quiet ambiance. It is a shibboleth of Northern Mongolia.

Must-see places in Northern Mongolia: Taiga, Reindeer herder family, Uushigny Uvur deer stones, Khuvsgul lake, Uran crater, Amarbayasgalant monastery,

South of Mongolia is famous for its unique landscape including the vast Gobi desert, immense steppe, oasis, and Gobi Gurvan Saikhan National Park, the jewel in the middle of the desert and, peculiar inhabitants as well as Mazaalai (the Gobi Bear), Bactrian camel, snow leopard, Mongolian wild ass, mountain sheep, ibex and more. And if you are a bird lover, no matter where you travel throughout Southern Mongolia, there are huge eagles, falcons, vultures and more other rare species of raptors circling overhead.

Traveling to southern Mongolia would probably quite an adventure with a lifetime memory. Once there, you can ride a two-humped camel and explore dinosaur boneyards, climb up to sand dunes, and acquaint the unique nomadic life.

Must-see places in Southern Mongolia: Tsagaan Suvarga, ‘Gobi Gurvan Saikhan’ national park, ‘Khongoryn els’ sand suns, Bayanzag – the ‘Flaming cliffs’, Ongy monastery ruin, Khermen tsav – the Grand canyon. Baga gazryn chuluu – rock formations.

Central Mongolia comprises mountainous forests and forest-steppe landscapes. Freely grazing animals on the bank of the turquoise blue rivers in vast beautiful valleys between sumptuous green mountains, elevated at 3000 m above sea level with forest-covered mountainsides. The area is home to not only many nomadic families but also home to many wild lives as well as moose, snow leopard, brown bear, boar, red deer, roe deer, and even huge raptors like heaven for bird-watchers and animal lovers. Some of the most recommended, and must-see places are belonged to Central Mongolia along with the ancient capital Kharkhorum, which once was the heart of the Mongol empire, the world’s largest contiguous empire in history; Orkhon river valley including many pre-historic settlement ruins, remainings from nomadic ancestors, burial mounds and even ancient monasteries; famous as ‘World Cultural Heritage Site’ of UNESCO.

Must-see places in Central Mongolia: Kharkhorin city, Erdenezuu monastery, Orkhon waterfall, Khorgo extinct volcano, Tsenkher hot spring, Eight lakes.

Eastern Mongolia features with beautiful Khentii Mountain range, the home of Genghis Khan and, endless flat grassland with untouched wildlife along with rich historical significance.

From the rocky steep mountains with densely forest-covered mountainsides to the immense steppe where the fresh vibrant lush green grass is blown by a breeze, eastern Mongolia is abundant of turquoise blue streams flow into serenity beautiful lakes which are home to many rare species of migratory birds. Here, you can hear a sonorous folk long-song of nomadic people which break a silence in the middle of nowhere and you can see a splendor scene of hundreds of gazelle flock streaking across the boundless steppe.

Must-see places in Eastern Mongolia: Deluun boldog – birthplace of Genghis khan, Khan Khentii National Park, Bereeven Monastery, Khukh lake, Oglogchiin kherem, Eastern Mongolian flat steppe in Dornod province, Shiliin Bogd mountain, Khamar Monastery – world energy center.