An adrenaline packed adventure combining Lake Khuvsgul, one of Mongolia’s most iconic and beautiful sites, and another, less known, remote and pristine location in northern Mongolia. Taking on the beautiful landscapes, the uniqu... More

The tradition of hunting with Golden Eagle has been practiced by Central Asian nomads, Kazakh and Kyrgiz, for thousands of years. In 2008 this unique tradition of capturing, training and hunting was added to the UNESCO World Herit... More

Taiga is a winter wonderland in Mongolia, where one of the most interesting ethnic groups living near the lake is the Tsaatan or as they are better known – ‘The Reindeer People’. A small tribe of Tsaatan consisting of about ... More

Contrary to what most people think about the desert, the Mongolian Gobi desert is mostly vegetated, vast steppe, and home to a large number of camel herders. Due to its size and sparse habitation, it instantly brings tranquility a... More

Altai Tavan Bogd National park, horse riding to Potanine glacier, Malchin peak climbing, exploring petroglyphs, visiting nomadic eagle hunter’s family, hiking to Baga Turgen waterfall, driving to Khoton and Khurgan lake, get acq... More

Prior to the 15th century, the ruling religion of Mongolia was that of the great blue sky – “hoh tenger”. This system of traditional beliefs and practices, known in the west as Shamanism, is based on the idea that the visibl... More

Based on our experience taking dozens of families throughout Mongolia, we have designed the perfect vacation for you. This trip features activities that will keep your children busy, and will allow them to explore unfamiliar envir... More

It’s known in the world that Kazakh and Kyrgyz nations have traditions of hunting small animals with the aid of predator birds such as falcon, hawks, and eagles. The custom of hunting with bird of prey or eagle hunting have su... More