Rising 2,773 meters above sea level, Senjit Rock stands on a majestic plateau with flat terrain. Surrounding the area are uniquely shaped rock formations resembling camels loaded with cargo resting near ancient temples. Among these formations is a towering natural arch, likened to the “Gate of Heaven,” offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, rivers, and lakes as if laid out on the palm of your hand.

Due to its rich history and folklore, Senjit Rock is a popular destination for capturing the serene beauty of the landscape, including the glimmering sands of the Mongol Els desert, distant hills, and the calm spectacle of sunrise and sunset. It is an ideal spot for photography and videography enthusiasts.

Stretching over a kilometer, the cliffs feature a unique 10-meter-high, 6–8-meter-wide granite archway, which gave the rock its name, Senjit Rock. The area is surrounded by numerous other natural attractions. Just 30 kilometers away lies Ulaagchnii Khar Lake, and not far from it, the Nariin River, which originates at the base of sand dunes.

The Nariin River feeds into the Mukhart River, which ultimately joins the Zavkhan River, creating a network of interconnected waterways and a stunning ecosystem.