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Khuvsgul Lake Vacations

2 reviews

Lake Khövsgöl is considered sacred by the people who inhabit the area and is one of the few lakes in the world estimated to be several million years old. It's also the second largest of all the lakes you may encounter on your trip to Mongolia.

Visit Khuvsgul Lake

Relaxation
Hiking / Trekking
Nature, Adventure & Sport

Khuvsgul Lake: How to get there?

1hr 15mins from Mörön by Jeep

Khuvsgul Lake: When to go?

Spring, Autumn, during the Ice Festival in February/March

Khuvsgul Lake: For how long?

One week

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Khuvsgul Lake: What to see in the surroundings?

Pausing in the shallows of the Orkhon River

What our travelers think about their stay

Anonymous traveller

Seasoned Traveller

It may well be due to its depth, but you'll never see the same colour of blue twice, when looking at Lake Khövsgöl's waters! It merits its nickname - the 'Blue Pearl'! It's a sight for sore eyes.

My suggestion

As the biggest lake in Mongolia, it's also a favourite with Mongolian visitors and is well worth the detour. Avoid summer, if you want a bit of peace and quiet. Even better - go during the winter Ice Festival.

Anonymous traveller

Seasoned Traveller

My suggestion

If you find you're dying to see trees again after crossing the steppes and deserts of Mongolia, the wooded shores and hills of Lake Khövsgöl will provide exactly what you need.