Panorama Photo

I have already presented Lake Hovsgol on this site, with another panorama taken from the Jankhai promontory - whose lagoon can be guessed from here as well. You should be able to locate the object under "Panoramas in the vicinity", since the region seems to be less panorama-crowded than, say, the Sass Pordoi...
To those who like these countries and landscapes, I strongly recommend to read the book "Men, Beasts and Gods", by Ferdinand Ossendowski, an amazing Polish adventurer who leaves Siberia at the time of the Russian revolution, in order to escape the red troops. While crossing the Sayan mountains, he also passes through the village of Hatgal, which can be guessed here, only sightly hidden behind a hill - see the label. Later on, he reaches the N flanks of the Tibet plateau, where he is forced by the continuous presence of dangerous armed bands to head back to Mongolia, where at the end in Urga (the current Ulaanbaatar) he meets the so called Mad Baron, namely, Roman von Ungern-Sternberg. This is another incredible guy who left Belarus in order to conquer Mongolia and to declare himself the reincarnation of Gengis Khan and of the Buddhist version of Shiva, namely, Mahakala, meaning "the big black" (compare with Makalu).
Jankhai Nuruu is the name that I have found on one source for this hill, a south-east forerunner of the Horidol Saridag mountain chain. To be honest, I did not find confirmation on any other source - maybe that one day I will need to change the title... Incidentally, the same is true for the name of my other recent Mongolian panorama, namely, the Bogn Hag Nuur of last week.

Larger: http://bit.ly/2B7wPqB
GPS track: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=21892486