Gorkhi-Terelj National Park is renowned for its stunning rock formations, sprawling landscapes, and diverse recreational opportunities. It offers visitors a chance to experience Mongolia's natural beauty and outdoor adventures.
Located in the Tuv Province of Mongolia, Gorkhi-Terelj National Park covers an expansive area characterized by dramatic rock formations, verdant meadows, and alpine forests. The park is rich in biodiversity, home to species such as brown bears, moose, and a variety of birdlife. Historically, the area has been important for nomadic tribes and today it retains cultural significance, with traditional Mongolian ger camps dotting the landscape. Visitors can explore the park’s natural beauty through activities like hiking, horseback riding, and rock climbing. Notable landmarks include Turtle Rock and the Aryabal Meditation Temple, which offer cultural insights and stunning views. The park’s proximity to Ulaanbaatar makes it an accessible destination for those looking to experience Mongolia's untouched nature.
Turtle Rock
Aryabal Meditation Temple
Tuul River
Khagiin Khar Lake
A large, naturally formed rock resembling a turtle, popular among visitors.
A serene Buddhist temple offering panoramic views and a place for contemplation.
A picturesque river flowing through the park, attracting wildlife and offering scenic vistas.