Khögnö Tarna National Park (more commonly known as Khögno Khan) lies 250 km from Ulaanbaatar, along the road to Kharkhorin (Karakorum). Spanning 47,000 hectares, this park boasts numerous historical monuments, dense forests of birch and poplar trees, and natural springs. The park's ecosystem is particularly fascinating as it marks the meeting point between the steppe and the taiga. Here you'll find fauna and flora characteristic of both systems, alongside stunning landscapes dominated by the granite rock formations of Khögnö Khan. Established as a nature reserve in 1997, it was designated a national park in 2003—a state-protected zone recognized for its educational, historical, cultural, and environmental value.

The sacred mountain Khögnö Khan is a revered peak situated at the borders of Övörkhangai, Bulgan, and Töv regions.