Töv, Administrative province in Central Mongolia
Töv is an administrative province in central Mongolia that covers diverse landscapes ranging from mountain ranges to open steppes. The region encompasses varied terrain and sits adjacent to the country's capital.
The province was established in 1931 as one of Mongolia's administrative divisions. Zuunmod has served as its administrative center since the province's creation.
Manzushir Monastery represents an important spiritual center that draws visitors seeking to experience restored Buddhist temples and local religious traditions. The site reflects how people in the region connect with their Buddhist heritage through pilgrimage and community gathering.
The region connects to the capital through the Trans-Mongolian Railway and a network of roads that facilitate travel and commerce. Visitors can access different areas of the province using these established transportation routes.
The region is home to Khustain Nuruu National Park, where a population of Przewalski horses lives across protected grasslands. These rare horses were rescued from extinction and remain an important symbol of conservation efforts in the area.
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