Mountains of Mongolia
This mountain range lies in western Mongolia and contains the highest peak.
Altai Mountains
The longest river in Mongolia.
Selenge River
The largest desert in Mongolia.
the Gobi Desert
The capital city of Mongolia.
Ulaanbaatar
Mongolia shares a border with these two countries.
Russia and China
This sacred mountain is located near Ulaanbaatar.
Bogd Khan Mountain
Mongolia's largest lake.
Lake Uvs
The Gobi Desert is located in this part of the country.
southern Mongolia
This city is Mongolia's second largest.
Erdenet
This famous natural park is near Ulaanbaatar.
Terelj National Park
The highest mountain peak in Mongolia.
Khüiten Peak
This river flows through Ulaanbaatar.
Tuul river
The desert known for its singing sand dunes.
Khongoryn Els
This city is a religious center and home to Erdene Zuu Monastery.
Kharkhorin
What can you do to reduce CO2?
Use less electricity – Turn off lights, unplug devices.
Switch to LED bulbs – They use much less energy.
Recycle and reuse – Less waste = less CO₂ from production.
Eat less meat – Meat production causes high emissions.
Avoid single-use plastics – Making plastic releases CO₂.
Hang clothes to dry – Instead of using a dryer.
This mountain range is found in the north and is rich in forest.
the Khentii Mountains
Lake Khövsgöl is located in this aimag
Khuvsgul aimag
This two-humped animal is native to the Gobi Desert.
the Bactrian camel
This city is a religious center and home to Erdene Zuu Monastery.
Umnugovi aimag
This iconic Mongolian rodent lives in steppe and mountain areas. (the symbol animal of Nalaikh)
the marmot
This mountain range is found in the north and is rich in forest.
the Khentii Mountains
This fish species is native to rivers like the Eg and Selenge.
Taimern (Тул загас)
What does climate change mean?
long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns
Mongolia has this many aimags (provinces).
21
The easternmost point of Mongolia borders this Chinese province.
Inner Mongolia