SEASONAL OPENING IN MAY
LAKE FOREST LODGE
N50’29’1,300” E100’9’37,600”
Located on the bank of Khuvsgul Lake, surrounded by larch forest, your stay at our ger lodge will be private, pleasant, and panoramic.
The morning sun lights up the dining room for breakfast with the smell of fresh coffee and wood fire. A boat ride to the most scenic spots of this immense freshwater lake is followed by a hike up a panoramic hill. There are many choices for delicious meals and a small bonfire by the lakeshore in the evening with wine and chocolate.Your ger, comfortable and warm, and with your own bathroom will be a welcome change after the exploration day of the area.
You can start your next day riding well-trained Mongolian horses and visiting yak breeding families to learn more about their lifestyle.
We offer traditional games and a handpicked selection of Mongolian movies for your free time. A walk at the lakeshore, along with grazing yaks and cute little ruddy shelducks and bar-headed geese round out your experience.
Lake Forest Lodge is the perfect place to enjoy the beauty of the lake and its surrounding areas.
Explore Lake Forest Lodge from above: a luxury timber lodge and eco ger camp tucked inside a pristine pine forest in Khuvsgul.
Unwind along the scenic lake shoreline surrounded by untouched mountain forests at Lake Forest Lodge Khuvsgul.
Enjoy cozy lakeside bonfire evenings, wine tasting, and warm hospitality at Lake Forest Lodge in Khuvsgul.
Explore Lake Forest Lodge from above: a luxury timber lodge and eco ger camp tucked inside a pristine pine forest in Khuvsgul.
LODGE FACILITIES
FREE PARKING
FAMILY ROOMS
ENGLISH SPEAKING STAFF
INTERNET AND PHONE CONNECTIVITY
RESTAURANT
BAR
GOOD COFFEE
CONCIERGE
DAILY HOUSEKEEPING
LAUNDRY
HAIR DRYER
TERRACE
PLAY ROOM
TV ROOM
SHORT TRIPS
KHUVSGUL LAKE AND TAIGA
The highlight of northern Mongolia is the famous Khuvsgul Lake and the taiga forest. Often called "Mother Ocean", Khuvsgul Lake is a growing lake created by the plate rifting among the snow-capped mountains. The higher altitude and permafrost allow few species to survive including yaks, reindeers, moose and musk deer.
