Mongolia is a place in the Invisible Cities chronicle: a vast China/Mongolia-type plain, the Cathay that Marco Polo wrote about, and the lands of the Great Khan.
| Type | Place |
| Chronicle | Invisible Cities |
| Era | 15th century |
| Spanish entry | Mongolia |
Description
- To the north lies the Land of Black Ice. The mountains bear names that are almost anagrams of real ones: Altay / Yatil.
- Its city is Urga, known as Ulan Bator only from around 1600.
- Its extreme landscape is the double desert: the border between a cold desert where it snows and a desert of sand and stone, inspired by northern Mongolia, where the Siberian wind strikes. The group remains there after the flash, with no trace of the ship.
- The tribute of myrrh (Mirra) is paid to these lands.