Mörön
Understand Mörön, whose name means "river" in Mongolian, was established as the administrative center of Khövsgöl Aimag (Province) on the site of a monastery in 1933. The Murungiin Khuree Khiid Monastery was built in 1809 and had a population of 2,500 monks at its peak. It was destroyed during religious purges in 1937. A new monastery was built in the 1990s, with maybe 40 monks. Today there are several museums and a large collection of deer stones 20 km outside of town, though most people simply pass through Mörön on their way to Lake Khövsgöl. Mörön Climate chart (explanation) JFMAMJJASOND 1.5 −15 −27 1.3 −8 −22 1.7 3 −12 8 12 −3 17 18 3 44 24 10 75 26 13 58 24 10 21 18 3 7.2 9 −6 2.9 −3 −15 3.3 −12 −23 Average max. and min. temperatures in °C Precipitation+Snow totals in mmNOAA (1961-1990) Imperial conversion JFMAMJJASOND 0.1 6 −17 0.1 18 −8 0.1 37 10 0.3 53 26 0.7 65 37 1.7 76 50 3 79 55 2.3 75 50…
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