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There have been no significant acts of terrorism, kidnapping, criminal incidents, or extremist activity directed against foreign interests in Mongolia. There are no regions of instability in the country. It is not advisable to walk alone through the city after dark. The most common crimes against foreigners are pick pocketing and bag snatching. Travelers should be especially cautious when taking public transportation and in crowded public areas, such as open air markets, the State Department Store , the Central Post Office, and Gandan Monastery.
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Mongolia has an extreme continental climate, meaning that it is so far
inland that no sea moderates its climate. With over 260 sunny days a
year, Mongolia is justifiably known as the "Land of Blue Sky".
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Every traveler arriving in Mongolia must complete a customs
declaration, which should be retained until departure. This allows
the free import and re-export of articles intended for personal
use for duration of stay.
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Mongolia is a country of extreme weather conditions. Depending on the
time of year you go you should pack accordingly. For summer, it is
rather hot, the evenings can get cool especially in the Gobi and
mountains. We would recommend traveling as light as possible and using
a good backpack.
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Mongolian Lakes
Lakes are one of the important geographical
elements of Mongolia. The mineral and chemical mixture of Mongolia's
lakes mainly depend on geological formation of surface and underground
water and physical and geographical conditions of drainage areas. The
mineral and the chemical compound of lakes are determined by the lakes
and salt balance, water exchange and outside low.
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Khan Khentii Mountain Range |
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Khan Khentii Mountain Range
The Khan Khentii SPA is situated in the territory
of Erdene and Mongonmort soums of Tov aimag, Batshireet and Omnodelger
soums of Khentee aimag, and Eroo and Mandal soums of Selenge aimag. The
area encompasses 1,227,074 hectares of the rugged Khentii Mountains,
stretching from just northeast of Ulaanbaatar to the Russian border.
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