Discover Hustain Nuruu National Park, just 100 km southwest of Ulaanbaatar, a sanctuary established in 1993 to protect Mongolia’s remarkable wild Takhi horses. These historic creatures, once extinct in the wild by the 1940s, were reintroduced from captivity in 1992. To everyone’s delight, the Takhi horses have thrived in their new home, continuing their legacy in the wild.

The park offers a unique opportunity to witness these magnificent animals up close. Unlike many wild species, the Takhi horses, accustomed to human visitors, are surprisingly approachable. Witness the stallions and their mares in their natural habitat and experience the beauty and resilience of Mongolia’s most legendary wildlife. Hustain Nuruu National Park promises an unforgettable encounter with nature and a glimpse into Mongolia’s rich ecological heritage.