Located in eastern Mongolia, the Menen Steppe is the largest and most expansive grassland in the country. It boasts impressive dimensions, stretching 90 kilometers in length and 60 kilometers in width. Situated approximately 805 kilometers east of Ulaanbaatar and 150 kilometers southeast of Choibalsan town in Dornod Province, this captivating landscape showcases unique geographical features….
Situated 35km north of the main road in the northwest of Tsenkhermandal Soum, Khentii Aimag, Khar Zurkhnii Khukh Lake holds great historical and natural importance in Mongolia. The name, translated as “Blue Lake of Black Heart,” refers to this freshwater lake comprised of two interconnected lakes, located at an elevation of 1675m above sea level….
The Khalkh Gol River Monuments, situated in eastern Mongolia, are approximately 360 kilometers away from Choibalsan town in Dornod province and 1040 kilometers from UB (Ulaanbaatar). These monuments and war memorials were erected to honor the Mongolian and Russian soldiers who tragically lost their lives during the battle against Japan in 1939. Khalkhiin Gol, the…
In Mongolia’s easternmost region, specifically 35 kilometers north of Khalkh Soum in Dornod province, you will discover a remarkable compound situated on the western bank of the Khalkh River. This compound encompasses a splendid statue of Janraisag/Avalokitesvara Buddha, adorned by 12 stupas and 20 god deities. These awe-inspiring structures are enclosed by double rectangular stone…
Located in Khentii province, Dadal Soum center is situated approximately 540 km northeast of Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia. Extensive research and study have confirmed that Deluun Boldog marks the birthplace of the legendary Genghis Khan. In 1162, Temuujin, who would later become known as Genghis Khan, was born at this significant historical site. Deluun…
Buir Lake, situated in Khalkh Gol Soum, Dornod Province, is located approximately 300 km east of Choibalsan city and around 980 km from Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia. It covers an expansive area of 21 km by 40 km, making it the fifth-largest lake in Mongolia, with a surface area of 615 sq. km. During…