Land of the Blue Sky
Mongolia is a large country positioned between Russia and China, and it is well-known for its abundance of natural landscapes and thriving wildlife. The Naadam Festival is celebrated every summer in Mongolia as the recognition of independence from its former dynasty. There are several museums and historically significant places to visit in Mongolia, as well.
Population: 3.225 million
Capital: Ulaanbaatar
Currency: Mongolian Tögrög
Official Languages: Mongolian
Different ways to move around: Buses are a very common means of transportation within Mongolia, and if you are able to have your own car while here this makes for an easy way to traverse the vast land that makes up the country. Air travel is also common, too.
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Mongolia attractions
Capital of Ulaanbaatar
Navigate Ulaanbaatar effortlessly via the city’s comprehensive public transport system, including buses and trolleybuses.
Ancient city of Kharkhorin
Take a public bus from Ulaanbaatar or arrange shared transportation with locals for an authentic experience.
Khuvsgul Lake
From Ulaanbaatar, take a bus or shared minivan to Murun. From Murun, local buses or hired vehicles can transport you
Terelj National Park
Take a local bus from Ulaanbaatar to the park entrance, providing an affordable and authentic Mongolian travel experience.
Flaming Cliffs
Access via local buses or shared taxis from Dalanzadgad, the nearest town. The journey may take around 2-3 hours.
Orkhon Valley
From Ulaanbaatar, take a bus to Kharkhorin, the nearest town to Orkhon Valley. Arrange local transport or hike to the
