The Monkh-Khairkhan mountain is listing as second highest mountain in Mongolia. Highest point of Monkh-Khairkhan is 4,231m above sea level and it is located in western Mongolian Khovd province. Guided or professional mountain climbing activities are also available in this mountain range as well.
best time to visit Mongolia The best time to visit Mongolia is between May and September. Despite the country’s vast size, the temperatures do not vary hugely depending on where you are, but in the major cities, you can expect mostly warm weather and long days in the summer except mountains where you can expect…
Nairamdal peak features with its symbolic name meaning friendship as it is located at the border tripoint between Russia, Mongolia, and China by symbolizing friendship between these three countries. The Peak towers at the elevation of 4,082m above sea level.
The name of the Malchin peak means the herder. The Malchin peak shares the land of Mongolia from its south and land of Russia from its north side. The Peak towers at the elevation of 4,050m. This is the only peak that accessible for any hikers without any special skills and climbing kits.
Thengel khairkhan is another stunning peak of Altai mountain range located in wstern Mongolian Bayan-Olgii province. Tsengel khairkhan also includes smaller glaciers and towers at the elevation of 3,943m above sea level and lists as 13th highest mountain in Mongolia.
Sutai khairkhan is one of the highest mountains located on central part of Mongolia that joining up together Gobi desert to Altai mountains. Located of the mountain is between Gobi Altai and Khovd provinces. It is the highest mountain of the Gobi-Altai Mountains with an elevation of 4,220m above sea level.
Khuiten peak is the highest peak in Mongolia with 4,356m above sea level and a permanent snow cap in the Altai mountain range. Located far 2000km west from Ulaanbaatar city (Capital of Mongolia) just stone throw away close to Chinese border. One of the top touristic destination for mountain lovers in Mongolia. From the mountain…