What's interesting about Mongolia?

2. Orhon Valley

3. Hala and Gu Lin

4. Ulaanbaatar (the capital and largest city of Mongolia)

5. Gobi desert

6. Mongolian steed

7. Nadam Convention

8. Mongolia runs through railways

9. Kusugur Lake

10. Bogda Khan Winter Palace

1. Mongolian yurt: Mongolia still follows the traditional lifestyle of nomadic people. Spending the night in yurts is an inevitable choice for tourists.

2.Orhun Valley: The name of the valley comes from the Orhun River that flows through it. In 2004, Orhun Valley was listed as a World Heritage by UNESCO. The valley is dotted with pastures, and the architectural sites are engraved with the history of Mongolians who have settled here since the 6th century.

3. Hara Helin: Located in the Orhun Valley, Hara Helin was once the capital of the Mongolian Empire and was founded by Khan Wokuo Terrace at 1235.

4. Ulaanbaatar: Ulaanbaatar is the capital of Mongolia, where about 65,438+0/3 of the Mongolian population lives. Ulaanbaatar has many landmark buildings, such as the National Museum of Mongolia and Bogda Khan Winter Palace.

5. Gobi Desert: The Gobi Desert occupies nearly13 of Mongolia's land area and contains countless treasures: dinosaur fossils, magical glacier canyons, abandoned temples and so on.

6. Mongolian steed: For thousands of years, horse riding has been a means of transportation for Mongolians and a part of their long-standing culture. Riding long distances makes people close to nature, which is one of the wonderful ways for travelers to explore this country.

7. "Nadam" Congress: Mongolia holds the "Nadam" Congress in Ulaanbaatar every July 1 1 and 12. The Nadam Convention revolves around four traditional sports: horse racing, wrestling, archery and Galahad.

8. Mongolian Railway: Traveling long distances by train with local people and crossing the Mongolian Plateau is another way to explore this country.

9. Kusugur Lake: Kusugur Lake is located in the north of Mongolia, and the sacred natural scenery in the lake makes countless tourists linger. Riding, kayaking, fishing or hiking here are all excellent experiences.

10. Bogda Khan Winter Palace: Located in Ulaanbaatar, Bogda Khan Winter Palace is one of the most important museums in Mongolian history. The museum shows the political and religious history of Mongolia from 17 to the 20th century.