Khustai National Park: This national park, covering an area of 506 square kilometers, was established in 1993 to protect Mongolia's wild horses, known as takhi. It also safeguards the park's unique steppe and forest-steppe environment.
Wildlife: In addition to the takhi horses, you can find various other animals here, such as maral (Asiatic red deer), steppe gazelle, deer, boars, Pallas's cats, wolves, lynx, and marmots. Birdwatchers will also be delighted to know that there are 223 species of birds in the park.
Location:The park is situated approximately 100 kilometers southwest of Mongolia's capital city, Ulaanbaatar. It's a popular choice for an overnight trip from the city.
Wildlife Watching: Apart from the takhi, the park is home to various other animals like red deer, marmots, ibex, and many types of birds. People come here to watch and take photos of these creatures in a setting that's almost like the wild.
Beautiful Scenery: The park boasts breathtaking natural views with rolling hills, open grasslands, and the majestic Khentii Mountain Range in the backdrop. These picturesque landscapes are a magnet for nature lovers and photographers.
Education: Khustai National Park provides educational programs and guided tours that teach visitors about the efforts to protect the Przewalski's horse and the park's environment. It's a great place to learn if you're interested in wildlife conservation.
| Destination | Khustai national park |
|---|---|
| Region | Central Mongolia |
| Famous for | Przewalski's Horse |
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