Bayan-Ölgiy
Altai Tavan Bogd National Park
Glaciers, snow-covered peaks and alpine valleys in Bayan-Ölgii, western Mongolia.
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Bayan-Ölgiy
Glaciers, snow-covered peaks and alpine valleys in Bayan-Ölgii, western Mongolia.
Dornod
A vast freshwater lake and internationally important wetland on Mongolia's eastern steppe.
Töv
Mongolia's international air gateway in Sergelen soum, Tuv aimag.
Arhangay
A dramatic basalt canyon carved by the Chuluut River in the volcanic landscapes of Arkhangai.
Govi-Altay
A sacred granite mountain rising from the desert plains of Govi-Altai Province.
Ömnögovi
A remote, jagged desert ridge rising from the open Gobi landscape of Ömnögovi.
Dornogovi
A striking dark ridge and sacred high point, also known locally as Khusliin Khar Uul.
Hövsgöl
A vast alpine freshwater lake in northern Mongolia, framed by forested mountain shores.
Bayanhongor
Two blue and green mountain lakes in the Ikh Bogd massif of Bayankhongor Province.
Sühbaatar
A sacred extinct volcano rising above the open Dariganga steppe in Sükhbaatar Province.
Dundgovi
A wind-carved escarpment of pale, ochre and rust-coloured sedimentary cliffs in the Gobi steppe.
Hovd
Snow-covered Altai peaks, glaciers and open alpine valleys on the Khovd–Bayan-Ölgii border.
Övörhangay
A waterfall in Bat-Ulzii soum, Uvurkhangai Province, surrounded by rocky cliffs and open valley scenery.
Bulgan
A grassy volcanic cone with an intact circular crater in Bulgan’s forest-steppe.
Uvs
A vast, shallow saline lake in western Mongolia, framed by open steppe and distant mountains.
Töv
A sacred granite mountain rising above the open steppe of Töv Province.
Hentiy
A Buddhist monastery in the mountain landscape of Khentii, surrounded by wooded slopes and rocky hills.
Zavkhan
A waterfall on the Bogd River east of Uliastai, within the landscapes of Zavkhan.
Govi-Altay
A mountain landscape in Govi-Altai, spanning the Biger, Tsogt and Khaliun areas.
Hövsgöl
A cave overlooking forested mountain scenery in Khuvsgul’s Tsagaan-Uur area.