Mongolia
Zulganai Oasis
A single expanse of wild vegetation amidst huge sand dunes.
In the heart of a vast, arid landscape, this lush oasis stands as a vibrant contrast to its sandy surroundings. Fed by a natural spring, this green haven supports a unique ecosystem, with a diverse array of plants and wildlife thriving against the odds. For centuries, the oasis has been a crucial stopover for nomadic tribes, leaving behind ancient artifacts and structures that hint at its historical significance.
Beyond its historical role, the oasis serves as a sanctuary for rare flora and fauna, attracting researchers interested in studying life’s adaptability in harsh environments. This resilient oasis continues to flourish, inspiring all who witness its defiant beauty amidst the desert.
Ulaanbaatar
The heart of Mongolia, this bustling metropolis is a fusion of the ancient and the modern.
Olgii
A small provincial capital in Western Mongolia, home to mountainous Muslim Kazakhs.
Tolbo Lake
Located at an altitude of 2,080 m, it hosts the annual Golden Eagle Hunting Festival.
Khovd
This remote region in western Mongolia captivates with its landscapes, history, and vibrant blend of Mongolian and Kazakh culture.
Altai Town
Surrounded by the Altai Mountains, Altai Town offers a rich blend of Mongolian history, culture, and natural beauty.
Bayankhongor
Located on the southern foothills of the Khangai mountain range, this small town is the capital of the local province.
Khatansuudal
A village in the south along the Tuin River, where visitors can stay in traditional Mongolian yurt-type tents.
Bichigt
An area with impressive prehistoric rock paintings depicting various wildlife.
Tsagaan Agui (White Cave)
This site is rich in archaeological evidence of human settlement and Stone Age tools dating back 700 thousand years.
Bugiin Tsav
A series of eroded valleys containing relics of dinosaurs and other prehistoric life.
Zulganai Oasis
A single expanse of wild vegetation amidst huge sand dunes.
Khongoriin Els Sand
This remote area in the Gobi Desert is harsh and only accessible with experienced guides.
Flaming Red Cliffs
This world-renowned dinosaur fossil site was where the first dinosaur egg nests were discovered in the 1920s.