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Provincial capital of Khövsgöl Province, Mongolia
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Mörön is the capital of Hövsgöl in Northern Mongolia, and a usual stopover en route due to its central location in the province.
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Reputedly the best hotel in town. Deluxe double rooms with TV and immaculate bathroom featuring a hot shower for 50,000 ₮, although possibility of broken window panes. Situated on the central 'roundabout'. Wi-Fi in the restaurant on 2nd floor. If you're lucky the pizza on the menu will be available. Otherwise the best cinnamon rolls outside of Sweden. They also have a ger camp at Lake Hovsgol.
It has apartments and gers in the centre of the city at USD5-10 per person per night. They also can help you with transportation, pickup service, translation, horse trips, guides and information and organize trips in Khovsgol region.
Hotel, cafe and pub and in-house Karaoke.
By Plane
Fly daily from Ulaanbaatar for about USD150 (you can fly on to Khövsgöl Nuur on the same plane if this is your destination).
The town is small enough to walk around. From the town there is the biggest fresh water lake Lake Khövsgöl located 100km to the north that is main attraction in the province.
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Mörön · Regional · MXV
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