The Khovd River is a significant waterway located in western Mongolia. It flows through the Khovd Province and is known for its picturesque landscapes and diverse ecosystems. The river originates from the Altai Mountains and travels approximately 420 kilometers before joining the Ider River. The Khovd River plays a crucial role in the local environment and economy. It provides water for agriculture and supports various wildlife species. The river's basin is also home to several communities that rely on its resources for fishing and irrigation, making it an essential part of the region's livelihood.