This cave was first discovered in 1951 by O.Namnandorj who had great interest in rock art inside the Cave. The cave is located at an altitude of 2100-2400 meters above sea level at 25 kilometers west of the Mankhan soum center of Khovd province. Carbonate rocks, white-gray limestone, marble, are 15 meters in height, 20 meters in the ceiling and the ceiling is outside the interior of the ceiling, top of the dome. When the cave walls are burned in a flame fire, they prove to have lived in the cave for a long time. There are also historical monuments with over 40,000 years ago. The paintings hit with a chisel and then painted with red dirt paint. In the cave walls and roofs, a variety of animals are described in the form of Ostriches, Turkeys, Cranes, Camels, Mammoth, Buffalo and Snakes.

Rashaan Khad is situated near the southeast end of Mount Binder in Batshireet Soum, Khentii Aimag. Archeologists signify this complex, which belongs to the period between Stone Age and the 16th century, as an important representative of memorials in eastern Mongolia. The surrounding area is full of cave paintings, various kinds of inscriptions, stone tools and graves of the Bronze Age, the Iron Age as well as the Hun period. Besides them, there are also historical memorials belong to the Bronze Age, the Khitan period and the Mongol Empire. In this cave there are stencil paintings of games and a human figure, hundreds of seal imprints of tribes and over 20 inscriptions in Khitan, Arabian, Persian, Tibetan, Chinese as well as Mongolian script. Hundreds of animal figures, stamp imprints and inscriptions in various scripts all of which belong to the Paleolithic period or the Mesolithic period are found on Rashaan Khad. During his expeditions in 1943 and 1968, Kh.Perlee discovered 180 images on the foreside, over 40 on the backside and about 50 on the crest of a granite stone facing east. On the rock west of Rashaan Khad, a high finned, a short, fat legged and a Long Trunked Mammoth was depicted. This figure was much same as that of the Kapovoi cave in Ural and caves in Europe. On another flat rock Rhinos flocked in 3 were depicted in huge with a high fin, short legs and a special attention was put on a tusk and horns over its nose.

The Bichigtiin Am Petroglyphs are entirely concentrated on a one small rocky mountain rising abruptly from the deep valley of Bichigtiin Am, Ikh Bayan mountain of Bayanlig soum, Bayankhongor province. There are hundreds of images of human beings, animals and symbols there were engraved by the prehistoric people on the rocks. The first petroglyphs were likely to have been made approximately 3000 years ago BC and people had continued to add illustrations until the 8th century CE.
Men riding horse or camel, cattle and camel herds as well as hunting scenes and men with carts are a common image among these rock arts. Men are illustrated riding horse with or without a saddle. An image of cattle pulling a plough and man directing it is one of the rarest artifacts related to farming found in the Mongolian Gobi region.