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Mongolia

Hustai National Park

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Hustai National Park, National park in Töv Province, Mongolia

The park spans 506 square kilometers across the Khentii Mountains, featuring grasslands, the Tuul River, and diverse wildlife populations including wolves, deer, and gazelles.

The Mongolian government established Hustai National Park in 1993 to protect the Przewalski's horse, which disappeared from the wild in 1969 and returned through breeding programs.

The national park represents Mongolia's dedication to wildlife preservation through scientific research, environmental education, and traditional land management practices.

Located 100 kilometers west of Ulaanbaatar, the park offers accommodations in traditional ger camps and requires private transportation for access to observation points.

The park maintains a population of 350 Przewalski's horses, the only remaining species of truly wild horses that were never domesticated by humans.

Location: Argalant

Website: http://hustai.mn

GPS coordinates: 47.70000,105.90000

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:50

National Parks and Major Sites of Mongolia

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The national parks, deserts, lakes, and natural sites in Mongolia form a diverse natural heritage. The Gobi Desert features sand dunes and rock formations. National parks like Gurvan Saikhan and Gorkhi-Terelj offer mountain and canyon landscapes. Lake Khövsgöl and the Orkhon Valley are major natural sites. Buddhist monasteries, including Amarbayasgalant and Erdene Zuu, reflect the country's religious history. Ulaanbaatar, the capital, combines historical monuments and modern architecture.

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Hustai National Park

Hustai National Park, National park in Töv Province, Mongolia

National Parks and Major Sites of Mongolia

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Winter Palace of the Bogd Khan

Zaisan Memorial

National Museum of Mongolia

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Choijin Lama Temple

National Library of Mongolia

Bogd Khan Uul Biosphere Reserve

National Amusement Park

Erchim Stadium

Peace Bridge

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Artificial Lake Castle

Central Museum of Dinosaurs of Mongolia

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The Fine Arts Zanabazar Museum

Buyant Ukhaa Sport Palace

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Pałac Czin wan Chanddordża

Pethub Stangey Choskhor Ling Khiid

Memorial Statue for Chin Van Khanddorj

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Mongolian People's Central Theatre

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Daschtschoinchorlon Chiid

Mongolian Railway History Museum

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