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Spanning vast territories across Mongolia and China, the Gobi Desert is a prominent desert and semidesert region in Central Asia. While many envision the Gobi as an expanse of golden sand dunes, the reality is largely barren rock. Its vast landscapes extend towards prominent mountain ranges such as the Altai, Hangayn, Da Hinggan, and the Bei Mountains.

Mongolia, known for its vast, rugged expanses and its nomadic culture, is a land teeming with diverse wildlife and unique animal species. From the majestic Gobi Desert to the high mountain ranges, animals in Mongolia have adapted to a variety of habitats, offering an enriching experience for those who travel in Mongolia. This article explores the fascinating creatures that inhabit Mongolia, essential for any traveller wishing to immerse themselves in the country's natural bea

In the fourth year of our operations, we are thrilled to announce the schedule for our Mini Naadam festivals. These events, designed specifically for tourists, will take place on the following dates from 14:00 to 16:30:

Mongolia, a land of endless steppes, towering mountains, and arid deserts, is also home to one of the most awe-inspiring traditions: the...

What is the Mongolia Golden Eagle? The golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) is a large bird of prey found in the Northern Hemisphere. It is...

Zorgol khairkhan is an attractive place of the Mongolian travel Located 150 km from the capital, Ulaanbaatar, "Zorgol Khairkhan" is one...

What are Mongolian horses? Fig 1: Mongolian horses Different strains of Mongolian horses are kept by nomads. Mongolian horses in...

Equus przewalskii is known as Takhi in Mongolia. Gobi Desert was the last place in the world where Takhi was found. In the last 50 years, th