Khan Khentiin Mountain National Park
A sacred protected area of rugged peaks, dense forests and abundant wildlife in the Khentii range.
Walk in the footsteps of Chinggis Khaan across the endless steppe, where mighty rivers carve through ancient Taiga forests and the grasslands stretch beyond the horizon.
Eastern Mongolia is mostly recognized as the homeland of the legendary Chinggis Khaan. Yet since ancient times, the endless steppe of the East has been home to various Mongolian ethnic groups — Khalkha, Buryat, Zakhchin, Dariganga, Barga and Uzemchin.
The region divides into two distinct landscapes. In the north, rich Taiga forests of pine, rugged mountains and mighty rivers dominate. The southern part forms the eastern edge of the Gobi Desert. The northern part is famed not only for its sheer beauty but as the birthplace of Chinggis Khaan, founder of the Mongol Empire — the largest contiguous land empire the world has ever known.
The massive Kherlen and Onon Rivers are rarely visited by foreigners, offering travelers crystal-clear water, beautiful landscapes and great amounts of taimen, lenok and Amur trout.
From sacred mountains and historic birthplaces to the last untouched steppe on Earth — Eastern Mongolia reveals its wonders to those who venture east.
A sacred protected area of rugged peaks, dense forests and abundant wildlife in the Khentii range.
Mighty rivers with crystal-clear water, rarely visited by foreigners, rich with taimen, lenok and Amur trout.
The birthplace of Chinggis Khaan, located at the headwaters of the Onon River — a place of deep historical significance.
A historic Buddhist monastery set amidst serene landscapes, offering a window into Mongolia's spiritual heritage.
The legendary Blue Lake, surrounded by forested hills and steeped in the history of the Mongol Empire.
A pristine protected wilderness preserving unique ecosystems and rare wildlife in Eastern Mongolia.
A vast lake on Mongolia's eastern frontier, rich with birdlife and surrounded by rolling grasslands.
The largest flat plain of Mongolia — over 90 km long and 60 km wide. The last untouched steppe in the world, home to thousands of white gazelles.
Experience the grassland moving like an open sea — a landscape that has remained unchanged for millennia.
One of Eastern Mongolia's greatest wonders is the Menen Steppe in Dornod Province. It is the largest flat plain of Mongolia, located west of Buir Lake, stretching more than 90 km long and over 60 km wide.
The steppe, rich with pastoral grass, is home to thousands of white gazelles — approximately one-third of the world's white gazelles inhabit Mongolia. It is the last untouched steppe in the world.
Be amazed at the sight of the grassland moving like an open sea, a living testament to the wild heart of Mongolia that has endured since the time of the Great Khan.
"The endless steppe teaches you that the horizon is not a limit — it is an invitation."
Handcrafted itineraries that bring you deep into the heart of Eastern Mongolia — from Chinggis Khaan's birthplace to the endless Menen Steppe.
Experience the beauty of Central Mongolia and the Great Gobi Desert on this multi-activity tour. An ideal choice for families, especially traveling with children.
Explore the most beautiful places in Central and Northern Mongolia — the real beauty of Khangai Mountains, healing hot springs, extinct volcanoes and pristine lakes.
Journey to the captivating Gobi Desert — a true marvel of nature with vast mountains, grasslands, rivers, lakes and picturesque oases beneath clear desert skies.
A unique opportunity to relish the beauty of Central Mongolia amid sunlit autumn days, transforming the grasslands into a captivating golden yellow.
Our women-led local team is here to craft your perfect Eastern Mongolia adventure. Whether you seek the footsteps of Chinggis Khaan or the silence of the Menen Steppe, we will design a journey that matches your spirit.