Khuvsgul Lake: A lake formed about 7 million years ago. The lake is 101 kilometers north of the city of Murun, spans across Alag-Erdene, Renchinlkhumbe, Khanh and Chandmani-Undur soums of Khuvsgul province. It is a lake with an area of 2,760 square kilometers, 34-36 kilometers wide, 136 kilometers long and 262 meters deep, with an elevation of 1,645 meters above sea level. It has a coastline length of 414 kilometers and is the second largest in Asia in terms of water resources. The taiga area of the Khuvsgul Basin is inhabited by the Tsaatan people, who call themselves Uighurs. Their native lands include the "Mongol Shariin" passing and the Shishged River. In the great taiga of Khuvsgul, throughout the 4 seasons, the reindeer graze the lands. Historians believe that the Tsaatan people are the descendents of the Uriankhai of the Tuvan ethnic group who migrated from Tuva and settled in the Khuvsgul Taiga. The Tsaatan people are an ethnic minority with their own language, customs, religion, and unique way of living. They speak the Uighur language and practice shamanism as their religion. The main way of living is by herding the reindeers and hunting in the wild . They live in severe cold climatic conditions up to minus 31-50. The Tsaatans do not have their own written history and scholars believe that their traditional customs are at risk of being lost. Duration: 10 days - 9 nights