Known as the 'Blue Pearl of Mongolia', Khovsgol Lake is a pristine alpine lake nestled in northern Mongolia's stunning wilderness. This crystal-clear freshwater lake is surrounded by dense forests and majestic mountains, offering breathtaking natural beauty.
Khovsgol Lake is one of the world's oldest and largest freshwater lakes, containing approximately 2% of the planet's fresh water. Located in Khovsgol National Park, the lake spans 136 kilometers long and 36 kilometers wide, and is often called Mongolia's 'dark blue pearl'. The surrounding landscape is home to diverse wildlife, including reindeer herders, and offers incredible opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, and experiencing nomadic culture.
Best Time: June to September
Time Needed: 2-3 days
Entrance: 500-1000 MNT