Dornod

Location and Geography

The province contains Khökh Nuur Depression, which at 560 meters above sea level is considered the lowest point in Mongolia. The area is characterized by widely distributed rocks from the Middle Paleozoic, Jurassic, Cretaceous periods, as well as Quaternary and Neogene sediments. Major rivers such as the Kherlen, Onon, Ulz, and Khalkh flow through the region, along with lakes including Buir, Khokh, Galuut, and Yakh.

Population and Culture

The population is predominantly Khalkh Mongols.

Natural Attractions

The province is known for its beautiful natural sites, including Buir Lake and the Khalkh River, which are important ecological and historical landscapes in eastern Mongolia.