Turtle Rock, Rock formation in Mongolia
Turtle Rock, or Melkhii Khad, is a natural rock formation that resembles the shape of a turtle.
Located near the Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, the site has been a local landmark for centuries.
It's a popular spot for tourists and holds spiritual significance in Mongolian culture.
Visitors can climb on top of Turtle Rock to get a magnificent view of the surrounding landscape.
The rock formation's unique appearance has made it a symbol of longevity and strength in Mongolia.
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