The Beauty Of The Mongolian Steppe On Autumn

Coming to Mongolia in autumn, visitors will have the opportunity to admire the spectacular scenery as well as experience the unique culture of the people here.
The beauty of the Mongolian steppe on autumn
In autumn, Mongolia's climate turns cold and dry with fresh air and high blue skies. This is also one of the best seasons of this place. Photo: Rove.
Gorkhi-Terelj National Park is one of the most famous destinations for its pine-filled mountains, giant valleys, and scattered rocks

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South of the park are nomads or camel farms; to the north there is the beautiful Khagiin Khar Lake and boiling hot springs. Photo: Gercamp
Next, you can visit Khovsgol, the second largest lake in Mongolia, located in the middle of the rugged mountains of the Sayan range.



The deep blue water color reflects the pine trees, creating a breathtaking scene. Lake water can be drunk directly without any treatment or cooking. Photo: Ranquilco.
Lake Khovsgol is home to a rich variety of flora and fauna. Guests can rent a motorbike or sign up for a tour by car to explore this land. Photo: Ranquilco.
In September, you will see thousands of swans and other migratory birds stop by the lakes of Mongolia on their journey south You will also find species that are not normally inhabited by landlocked countries.



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If you are a fan of the wild and majestic scenery, you should not miss Altai Tavan Bogd National Park in western Mongolia. This place has the high Tavan Bogd mountains, next to the Potanin glacier. Between the park, Khoton Lake and Khurgan are connected by a beautiful canal. It is home to many species of fish and birds. Photo: Travelmagl.
Alternatively, visitors can visit the Orkhon valley, home to majestic waterfalls, ancient monasteries and Karakorum ruins. Photo: Travelmag.




If you are lucky, when you arrive at Khustain Nuruu National Park, you will see rare horses on the vast grasslands. Photo: Travelmag.
In particular, coming to Olgii on the right occasion, you will be able to attend the Altai Kazakh eagle hunting festival, a tradition that has a history of hundreds of years. Photo: Lonely Planet.
This is an important season for the Mongols. All over the regions, people proceed to harvest and store food for the winter. Herders set up tents and sheds and began storing heating materials. Photo: Wherewisemanfish.




According to An Ngoc / Zing news
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