Gobi-Altai Mountains

The Gobi-Altai Mountains are a rugged mountain range located in Mongolia, stretching across the southwestern part of the country. They form part of the larger Mongolian Altai range and are characterized by high peaks, deep valleys, and diverse ecosystems. The mountains play a significant role in the region’s climate and biodiversity, providing habitat for various wildlife and influencing local weather patterns. Historically, they have been important for nomadic herders and have archaeological sites linked to ancient Silk Road trade routes. The Gobi-Altai Mountains are notable for their striking landscape and ecological importance in Central Asia.