Khuisiin Naiman Nuur

Khuisiin Naiman Nuur is located in the Khangai Mountains in the Övörkhangai Province of central Mongolia. The area is part of the Orkhon Valley Cultural Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The name "Naiman Nuur" translates to "Eight Lakes," referring to the cluster of eight interconnected lakes in the region. These lakes were formed by volcanic activity and are situated at an altitude of approximately 2,200 meters above sea level.
The lakes are Shireet, Khaliut, Bugat, Khaya, Shanaa, Duruu, Doroo, and Khuis. The surrounding landscape is dotted with volcanic craters, adding to the dramatic beauty of the region. 

The region supports a rich variety of plant and animal life. The diverse ecosystems include taiga, steppe, and alpine zones, each hosting unique species. Wildlife in the area includes red deer, ibex, marmots, and numerous bird species.
Khuisiin Naiman Nuur is a popular destination for eco-tourism and adventure travel. Activities include hiking, horseback riding, bird watching, and fishing. The area offers excellent trekking opportunities, with routes leading through scenic landscapes, past waterfalls, and up to mountain passes that offer panoramic views of the lakes and surrounding mountains.

It is a hidden gem in Mongolia, offering a unique blend of natural splendor, biodiversity, and cultural richness.