Overview
- Ulaanbaatar (UB): The capital city serves as the primary entry point for most tourists, offering landmarks such as the National Museum, Winter Palace of the Bogd Khan, and the Genghis Khan Statue Complex.
- Amarbayasgalant Monastery: Known as the ‘Monastery of Tranquil Felicity,’ it’s one of the largest Buddhist monasteries in Mongolia, renowned for its serene backdrop and intricate sculptures.
- Bayan Zag (Flaming Cliffs): Famous for its red sandstone formations that glow during sunset and as a significant site for dinosaur fossil discoveries.
- Altai Tavan Bogd National Park: Ideal for adventure enthusiasts, this park features towering mountain peaks, natural lakes, and the UNESCO-listed Petroglyph Complexes.
- Lake Khövsgöl: One of the oldest and largest freshwater lakes, offering stunning views and surrounded by the taiga forest.
- Gorkhi-Terelj National Park: Known for its picturesque landscapes, rock formations, and opportunities for hiking and horseback riding.
- Genghis Khan Statue Complex: A monumental statue dedicated to Mongolia’s legendary leader, offering panoramic views from the horse’s head.
- Eagle Festival: Held in western Mongolia, this festival showcases the skills of Kazakh eagle hunters and their trained golden eagles.
- Gandantegchinlen Monastery: A significant religious site in Ulaanbaatar, reflecting Mongolia’s Buddhist heritage.
- Bogd Khan Winter Palace Museum: The former residence of Mongolia’s last king, now a museum displaying historical artifacts
Country
Europe
Visa Requirements
Visa in not needed for EU citizens. Everyone else need a visa.
Languages spoken
English
Currency used
USD
Area (km2)
300,000 km2
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