Red Waterfall (Ulaan Tsutgalan Waterfall)

Red Waterfall, also known as Red Waterfall, is a top tourist destination in central Mongolia. Located in Uvurkhangai province, the waterfall is surrounded by the stunning beauty of wild nature and rivers. The waterfall is 10 meters wide, with water cascading down from a height of 24 meters.

Tuvkhun Monastery

Tuvkhun Monastery, situated on Shireet Ulaan Mountain at 2,268 meters above sea level, is a hidden gem in Mongolia’s Uvurkhangai province. Established in 1653 by Undur Gegeen Zanabazar, the first head of Mongolian Buddhism, the monastery served as a retreat for meditation and artistic creation. Visitors can reach the monastery by a 5 km hike through beautiful landscapes, offering both spiritual insight and breathtaking views.

Ugii Lake

Ugii Lake, located in eastern Arkhangai, central Mongolia, is a pristine freshwater lake renowned for its rich fish population and vibrant birdlife. As a Ramsar Site of International Importance, it serves as a vital stopover for migrating waterbirds, particularly from the Anatidae family. With nearly half of the lake being less than 3 meters deep, it offers an ideal environment for wildlife.

Surrounding the lake, you'll find several ger tourist camps, providing visitors with comfortable accommodations and a gateway to explore this beautiful natural haven. An information and training center is also available to enhance your experience and understanding of the area's ecological significance.

ROUTE

ULAANBAATAR→ KHARKHORUM& ERDENEZUU→ ULAANTSUTSGALAN WATERFALL→ TUVKHUM MONASTERY→ UGII LAKE→ TERELJ NATIONAL PARK → ULAANBAATAR (5 nights and 6 days)

PER CAR 130 USD

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