Ugii lake is located in the centre of Mongolia,and in the territory of Arkhangai province is one of the biggest lakes of Mongolia and has 27 km squire area. Average depth is 6.64m, in some sections 15.3m, coastal length is 23.5m. Ugii lake abounds in various types of fish and birds, which creates a incredible natural beauty. Ugii Lake also provides a favorable condition for research work and traveling. Ugii Lake attracts travelers, tourists and nature researchers from Mongolia as well as from foreign countries. More than 150 types rare species of birds dwelling in Ugii lake.

It is located in Tsenkher soum of Arkhangai Province, about 30 km south of Tsetserleg City, at an elevation of 1,860 meters above sea level, at the foot of a forested mountain in a remote area.
The hot spring ranks second in Mongolia in terms of temperature and gushes from deep underground at a rate of up to 10 liters per second. Scientists believe it was formed during the Quaternary period. The spring emerges at a temperature of 86°C, without mixing with groundwater.

Khongor sand dunes are 130km from Canyon of Yol. Khongor sand dunes are the most important sand mass of Gobi Gurvan Saïkhan National Park. Its area is more than 900 square kilometers. It’s one of the largest sandy areas of Mongolia.Overnight in the tourist camp.

Gorkhi Terelj National Park is located 65 km northeast of Ulaanbaatar by paved road. High granite stone mountains with forest-covered northern slopes, multitudes of wildflower meadows along with the spectacular shape rocks formed by wind is a favorite scenery for the visitors. Fast-flowing rivers and streams make the national park more beautiful.

Ulaanbaatar City – The Heart of Mongolia

Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia, is the country’s cultural, political, and economic center. Located in the Tuul River valley and surrounded by four sacred mountains, the city blends ancient nomadic traditions with modern urban life. Visitors can explore historical sites such as Gandan Monastery, the National Museum of Mongolia, and Sukhbaatar Square, while enjoying vibrant cafes, art galleries, and local markets.

Ulaanbaatar is also the main gateway to Mongolia’s vast steppes, deserts, and national parks, making it an essential starting point for any journey across the country.