Hustai National Park is a UNESCO biosphere reserve located west of Ulaanbaatar, renowned for its successful conservation of the world's last wild horse species. The park offers a unique glimpse into Mongolia's pristine wilderness and remarkable wildlife.
Hustai National Park is a critical conservation area that has successfully reintroduced the Przewalski's horse, or 'takhi', which was once extinct in the wild. Spanning over 50,000 hectares of grassland and forest steppe, the park provides a crucial habitat for these rare horses, along with other wildlife like red deer, Mongolian gazelles, and numerous bird species. Visitors can experience the raw beauty of the Mongolian landscape and witness one of the world's most significant wildlife restoration projects.
Best Time: June to September
Time Needed: Half-day to full-day
Entrance: 10-15 USD