The Red List of birds in Mongolia includes several species that are categorized based on their risk of extinction. Compiled through collaborative efforts of local and international organizations, the list assesses 476 bird species.
Mongolia
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Directory information changes faster than destination history. Opening hours, contacts, services, prices and access can shift without warning.
At Nomad's Land, planning a trip to Mongolia with children requires careful consideration to ensure a fun and safe experience for the whole family.
The Mongolian Altai Eagle Festival
Nestled in the village of Altai, within the Bayan-Ölgii Provin
Before you travel
This page is preparation, not alarm. Health and safety in Mongolia depend on the route, season, altitude, remoteness, transport and your own medical situation.
Mongolia is not empty. It is spacious — and space has weather. Wind crosses it. Roads dissolve into tracks. Camps open and close. Horses, herders and vehicles move with conditions. A good Mongolia season is not just warm enough; it is a season where distance, camp life and the purpose of the journey belong together.
Choose your season by what kind of space you want
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Before the Encounter
Good travel in Mongolia starts before the camera comes out. Customs, dress, hospitality, sacred places, and family spaces can change by region and situation.
Tolbo Nuur lake
Nestled majestically 45 kilometres south of Ulgii, Lake Tolboo stretches gracefully from southeast to northwest, captivating with its calm waters. This impressive body of water, of tectonic origin and fed by glacial springs, covers an area of 185 square kilometres and rises to an altitude of 2,080 metres. It offers a breathtaking spectacle nestled in the heart of the Altai Mountains. At its southern end, the legendary Soum Tolbo silently watches over its waters, adding a mystical element to the landscape.
Historical significance
Tolbo
Bayan-Ölgii
Mongolia
Hurgan Nuur lake
Khurgan Lake is a stunning body of water situated in the district of Tsengel, within the Bayan-Ölgii Province of western Mongolia. This picturesque lake is part of the breathtaking landscape of the Altai Tavan Bogd National Park, offering visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Mongolia's western region.
Connected to Khoton Lake by a wide and short channel spanning approximately 2 kilometers, Khurgan Lake, along with Dayan Lake, plays a vital role in feeding the Khovd River, enriching the surrounding ecosystem with its pristine waters.
Altai (Bayan-Ölgii)
Bayan-Ölgii
Mongolia
Wild Encounters: Tracking Mongolia’s Native Species
Embark on wildlife watching expeditions in Mongolia, where the vast landscapes provide a sanctuary for unique species. From the majestic Przewalski's horses to the elusive snow leopards, each sighting is a thrilling glimpse into the natural world. Venture into national parks and conservation areas like Hustai or the Gobi Desert, guided by experts who help you spot and understand the behavior of these remarkable animals. Watching wildlife in Mongolia is an adventure that deepens your respect for nature and the efforts to preserve these ecosystems for future generations.