Gebirge

Ebenso wie Seen bietet sich dem Besucher in der Mongolei auch eine Fülle an Bergen, wovon das Altai-Gebirge, welches sich vom Westen zum Süden der Mongolei erstreckt, am beeindruckendsten ist. Ebenfalls besteigenswert sind das Hangai- und Khentii-Gebirge im Zentrum und Norden der Mongolei.

Mt. Munkh-Hairkhan
Munkh-Hairhan in the north Altai is the most beautiful mountain in all of Mongolia. Devoted trekkers can hike up to the snow capped peak from its northern side. Such exquisite streams, lakes and colorful flower slopes are rarely found elsewhere. This mountain is also home to Argali sheep, the largest wild sheep on earth.

Munkh-Hairhan

Mt. Tavan Bogd
Tavan Bogd (Five Saints) mountain rises 15,000 feet above the borders of Mongolia, China and Russia. If you climb up to the summit, you will be able to view at these three nations simultaneously.

Tavan Bogd (Five Saints) mountain

Mt. Sutai
This is the highest peak in the Gobi-Altai range. Permanently snowcapped, Mt.Sutai is another challenging mountain for hikers, climbers and trekkers.

Mountain Sutai

Mt. Harhhiraa
Mt.Harhhiraa and Mt.Turgen are part of the Uvs Lake Strictly Protected Area. They are among the most accessible peaks in this region, but not the easiest to climb. The lakes of Achit, Uureg and Ulgii ideal destination for camping, trekking and horseback tours.

Mountain Harhiraa

Mt. Otgon-Tenger
Mountaineers, seeking a special challenge may travel to Mt.Otgon Tenger. It is the highest in the Hangai Mountain range and a part of the Otgon Tenger Protected Area. The 12,845 foot peak is accessible only to the prepared and devoted climbers.