Ölgii
Ölgii is a city in western Mongolia, serving as the capital of the Bayan-Ölgii Province. It is known for its stunning natural landscapes, including the nearby Altai Mountains and vast steppes. The city has a diverse population, primarily consisting of the Kazakh ethnic group, which contributes to its rich cultural heritage.
The region is famous for its traditional practices, such as eagle hunting, where trained eagles are used to hunt small game. Ölgii also hosts the annual Eagle Festival, attracting visitors who come to witness this unique cultural event and experience the local lifestyle.