The south of Mongolia - the Gobi Desert
The Gobi desert covers 30% of Mongolian territory. Often thought of as a region uninhabited and without appeal, the Gobi desert has a rich ecosystem. Animals (camels, gazelles, birds, snakes, horses) and flowers coexist in harmony to make this area a wonderful place to discover. Located 600km from Ulan Bator, the vast Gobi reserve was designated in 1991 as one of the four largest biosphere of the planet.
You are invited to e-participate in an expedition memorable in this region still unexplored wilderness of Mongolia. Come discover a part of this wonderful region during your trip to Mongolia in the summer of 2009-2010.
The province of Dundgovi
Mandalgov
Baga Gazrin Chuluu
Sum Khokh Burd
Erdenedalai
Ongiin Khhid (monastery)
Ikh Gazryn Chuluu
Ulaan Suvrag
The province of Dornogov
Sainshand and surroundings
Zamyn-Uud, the Mongolian border
Khalzan Uul
Choir
The province of Ömnögov
Dalandzadgad
Bulgan
Bayanzag
National Park Gurvan Saikhan
The province of Bayankhongor
Bayankhongor, the capital
Galuut
Shargaljuut
Orog Nuur
Bayangov
Boon Tsagaan Nuur
Province Gov.-Altai
Altai
Eej Khairkhan Uul
Great Gobi protected reserve
