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The Mongolian Billion Tree Foundation has made a contribution to the “The Great Khaans’ Garden” www.billiontree.mn

The reconstruction of the ancient city Kharkhorin in Uvurkhangai province has officially begun with the inauguration of The Great Khaan’s Garden. 
President of Mongolia Khurelsukh Ukhnaa has foremly inagurated “The Great Khaans’ Garden” along with other high -level officials. Following the oppening speeches, the national flag of Mongolia was raised in the center of the garden, symbolizing the eternal prosperity of our ancestral land and cultural heritage, a significant state ceremony in its own right.  
In this way, what was once a city existing only on paper is now beginning to materialize as a “well-planned green city” from the very outset. 
As part of its contribution, the Mongolian Billion Tree Fund has planted a total of 3,616 coniferous trees in the The Great Khaans’ Garden, laying the foundation for the future Kharkhorum. Among these 500 are fir trees, with the remainder being pine. Additionally, a 13,000 square meter parking area, with lighting, has been constructed and handed over for public use. The afforestation work was implemented by “Tod Gazar” LLC, while the parking lot was built by “Central AZZA TJSC” for Road Maintenance, both completing the work within a short time frame and at a high level of quality. 
Mongolian Billion Tree Foundation will be responsible for the irrigation, care, and protection of the planted trees over the next three years. 
This contribution by the fund to the development of Kharkhorum aligns with national efforts to combat climate change and desertification, supporting key environmental policies and meaningful initiatives in every possible way.
The city under reconstruction will have 50% of its total area covered by forest, 30% for construction, and the remaining for roads.



Published Date:2025-06-18