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Painted White Tara relief carved into a granite rock, photographed from below.

Dornogovi

Tsagaan Dari Ekh (White Tara)

A painted White Tara rock relief in Dornogovi’s Dalanjargalan area.

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Elevation
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Best season
June – September
Duration
Varies
Difficulty
Confirm locally

Dornogovi

About this place

Tsagaan Dari Ekh is a Buddhist rock carving in the Martsaryn valley, Eldev bag, Dalanjargalan, Dornogovi. The White Tara figure is carved in relief on granite and remains a place of religious significance. Visit respectfully and appreciate the artwork without touching its painted surface.

Best time to visit

Plan around weather and road conditions. Bring layers for wind and cold, and sun protection in warmer weather. Seasonal images are AI illustrations.

Getting there

Confirm the final track and access with a local driver in the Dalanjargalan area. The airport route is calculated from mapped roads and is not field surveyed. The supplied pin is not a verified parking area.

What to know

Respect worshippers and offerings. Do not touch, repaint, scratch or climb the relief. Ask before photographing people and take rubbish away. Confirm any visiting restrictions locally.

Safety

Carry drinking water, warm layers and offline maps. Uneven rocks, ice and strong wind may affect access. Keep children close and avoid climbing on the monument.

Nearby

Explore the wider Dalanjargalan landscape with local advice. Arrange onward stops and supplies separately; no nearby services or direct connecting tracks are assumed.