Situated in northern Mongolia, Khuvsgul Lake stands as the third largest freshwater lake in Asia, a dazzling treasure that holds 70% of the country's freshwater supplies. It is located at the southern edge of the expansive Siberian taiga, where majestic mountain ranges and lush, forested slopes encircle its banks. Known to locals as the “Mother Sea”, this serene body of water carries profound spiritual significance.
Explore untouched natural landscapes, ride reliable Mongolian horses across sweeping grasslands, and navigate the gentle flow of the Delgermurun River. Enjoy breathtaking scenery and engage with the traditional nomadic lifestyle and rich cultural heritage of the Mongolian people.