Ahangay，MongoliaOne of the 21 provinces in the country, also known as Houhangai (Архангай аймаг), is located in central and western Mongolia, named after the Hangai Mountains. It covers an area of 5,312 square kilometers and has 1 city and 18 counties under its jurisdiction. The provincial capital Cècèrlèg (Cècèrlèg) is 453 kilometers away from Ulaanbaatar. Formerly known as "Sayin Cullen". Surrounded by mountains, the Tamir River runs through. It was built on the site of the famous monastery Zayan Gegen Hulei in the 18th century. The economic center of the eastern foothills of Hangai Mountain, Ulaanbaatar's transportation hub to the west. There are agricultural and livestock products processing plants, animal specimen manufacturing plants and so on. The terrain is composed of forests, mountains, and grasslands. The average altitude is 2414 meters. The highest point is Harragtai Mountain, which is 3514 meters above sea level. The lowest area, Tamir Confluence, is 1290 meters above sea level. There are Haheyin and Talhecha produced after volcanic eruption. Dry Lake, Huhe Lake, as well as scenic spots such as the Tamir Nature Reserve and the fascinating Erden Bragg Mountain, as well as the inscriptions of Taiharchulu and Hasat County, the inscriptions of Bilighan in Qaidam, and Haotong Historical and cultural sites such as the Uygur Khan ancient capital site in Te County. 70% of the land area is pasture and 15.7% is forest. Agriculture and animal husbandry are the pillar industry of the province, and it is also the brewing center of Mongolian horse milk wine. The air transportation in the province is convenient. There are regular flights between Checheerlag City and the first Ulaanbaatar, and there are irregular flights between the same county. The population is 103,000. The place where the famous Mongolian novel "Clear Tamil River" took place is world-famous for its beautiful ecological environment and heavy cultural heritage.
