Dundgovi

Dundgovi Province extends across 74,690 square kilometers of semi-arid terrain, characterized by low hills and sparse vegetation throughout its territory.

The establishment of Dundgovi as an administrative region in 1942 marked a significant reorganization of Mongolia's territorial structure during the 20th century.

Local families maintain traditional nomadic practices, moving their livestock between seasonal pastures while producing wool, cashmere, and fermented horse milk products.

The paved road connecting Mandalgovi to Ulaanbaatar spans 300 kilometers, enabling regular transportation of goods and passengers between these two cities.

The province records extreme temperature variations, from 32 degrees Celsius in summer to minus 30 degrees Celsius during winter months.

Address: Dundgovi, Mongolia

Website: http://gate1.pmis.gov.mn/dundgobi

GPS coordinates: 45.47936,106.13411

Latest update: March 5, 2025 12:12