Today, the Khustai National Park is best known as the home to Przewalski wild horses; known as Takhi in Mongolian. These horse species, native to Mongolia, died out in the mid-1950s in their natural habitat. With Dutch effort, the Przewalski horses were re-introduced to the Khustai area in 1992 from zoos around the World. The area was recognized as National Park in 1993.

Between 1992 and 2000, around 84 horses were released in the Park and now their numbers have grown to over 300. In addition, the Przewalski horses were introduced to Xinjiang in China, Chernobyl in Ukraine and in Gobi of Mongolia.

Khustai National Park area is quite calm and peaceful in the days of winter. White snow-covered hills make it even easier to spot wild horses. The serenity of Khustai, untouched wilds, the fresh air and the joy of spotting the Przewalski horses in their habitat bring an experience of a lifetime.