The Taiga is a remote and pristine boreal forest region in northern Mongolia, bordering Siberia.
It is characterized by dense larch and pine forests, alpine rivers, and long, severe winters that shape a resilient ecosystem. This region is home to the Tsaatan reindeer herders, one of the last nomadic reindeer-herding cultures in the world. Wildlife such as elk, brown bear, wolf, and sable thrive in the vast, untouched landscape. Traveling through the Khuvsgul taiga offers a rare experience of deep wilderness, silence, and an ancient nomadic way of life.