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Mongolia Mountain Attractions
Here are the top Mongolia mountain listings so you can find the best in Mongolia for your trip. Read these mountain reviews written by real travelers. You can narrow these results using the filters to the left.
1. Yol Valley
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Dalandzadgad, Gobi Dessert Region, Mongolia
The Yol Valley, a protected site in 1965, is 62 kilometres north-west of Dalanzadgad. Very wide at the entrance, it narrows gradually into a remarkable gorge. A spring..
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Olgiy, Western Mongolia, Mongolia
Stunningly beautiful park found in Western Mongolia on the border with China and Russia. Great for hiking and horse-riding. Breathtaking lakes, snowcapped mountains,..
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Ulaangom, Western Mongolia, Mongolia
Huge spectacular wetland area in Western Mongolia, perfect for bird-watching and camping on the shores of the many stunning lakes.
4. Gun-Galuut
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Mongolia
Founded in 2003, the Gun-Galuut nature reserve is a partnership between the Mongolian government and a private group to protect and conserve the territory of a number..
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Mongolia
Mount Malchin is one of Mongolia's highest peaks at 12,837 feet high. It is considered an non-technical peak, and therefore can be reached by trekkers and climbers. ..
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Mongolia
The Khentii Mountains are a beautiful and remote mountain range popular for horseback riding, trekking and other expeditions. It overlaps with part of the Khan Khentii..
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Tsetserleg, Central Mongolia, Mongolia
Khorgo, an extinct basalt-covered volcano within Lake Tsagaan National Park, was thought to have been responsible for creating the lake. It features interesting..
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Ondorhaan, Eastern Mongolia, Mongolia
The Burkhan Khaldun is one of the most sacred mountains in Mongolia, as it was so designated by Genghis Khan, ans also because it is thought to be his birthplace and..
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Western Mongolia, Mongolia
Situated in the heart of the Altai Tavan Bogd (the Five Holy Peaks), Mount Khuiten straddles the corner of three countries (Russia, China and Mongolia) at 4,375 metres..
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