Southern Mongolia is undoubtedly dominated by the Great Gobi Desert, covering roughly 30% of the entire Mongolian territory.

Northern Mongolia tours boast a rich, typical Siberian Taiga landscape. Vast pine forests covering the rugged terrain consist of rolling hills, big rivers and swampy marshlands.

Central Mongolia, commonly referred to as the Khangai Region, is an apt description for this part of the country. Khangai is loosely translated into ‘fertile’, and indeed, it is characterized by lush green meadows, crystal clear streams, wide lakes and gushing rivers.

Eastern Mongolia can be distinctly divided into two regions. In the north, rich Taiga landscape of pine forests, rugged mountainous region and mighty rivers. The southern part of the region forms the eastern edge of the great Gobi Desert.

Dominated by the Altai Mountain range, Mongolia’s highest range rising 4,374 meters (14,350 feet) above sea level, Western Mongolia is a land of sheer beauty.