About Mongolia

Mongolia, an East Asian nation situated inland, is celebrated for its expansive plains, nomadic heritage, and profound history intrinsically linked to the renowned Genghis Khan and of course all is shown along the tour here. Despite its low population density, the country boasts some of the world's most captivating and pristine natural environments, encompassing deserts, mountains, and grasslands. Ulaanbaatar, the capital city taken for traveling, serves as a focal point for culture and commerce, harmoniously integrating modernity with age-old customs.

Notable attractions in the state include:

* The Gobi Desert: A sprawling arid region characterized by sand dunes, distinctive fauna, and abundant fossil sites.

* Karakorum: The ancient capital of the Mongol Empire, housing the Erdene Zuu Monastery.

* Lake Khövsgöl: One of the world's largest freshwater lakes for the tour seen, situated in the northern region.

* Terelj National Park: Renowned for its striking rock formations and opportunities for outdoor pursuits.

* Genghis Khan Statue Complex: The world's largest equestrian statue, commemorating Mongolia's illustrious conqueror.

Mongolia is distinguished by its remarkable and varied landscapes, ranging from the majestic Altai Mountains in the west to the vast Gobi Desert in the south.  The country predominantly comprises steppe regions, where a traditional nomadic lifestyle endures.  The state's sparse population and extensive open spaces provide travelers with a sense of serenity and adventure.