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Traditional eagle-hunters demonstrate their hunting skills to our guests in the Altai Mountains in the Western Kazakh region of Mongolia.
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Exploring in 4x4s to discover nomadic settlements in the Tavan Bogd region of the Altai Mountains.
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The traditional decorations inside our specially-made guest ger accommodation provides luxury throughout a whole journey in Mongolia.
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Our luxury yurt camp near Ölgii in the Kazakh region of Western Mongolia.
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Young musicians performing a private concert in the Gobi on the morin khuur or horse-head fiddle, Mongolia’s most ancient traditional instrument.
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Ceremony and blessings from high lamas of Erdene Zuu buddhist monastery in Karakorum, the ancient capital of Mongolia.
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Our helicopter arrives at a specially arranged sports and traditional horse festival in the Gobi Desert.
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A day of traditional costumes at the annual Naadam (Sports Festival) in the Gobi Desert.
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Local wrestling competition at a specially arranged Naadam.
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Guests search for and discover dinosaur bones at Bayanzag (Flaming Cliffs) deep in the Ömnögovi Gobi Desert.
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Concert of Mongolian throat-singing accompanied by traditional instruments of the region, central Gobi Desert.
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Mongolian women displaying traditional costumes, with fine head-dresses inside the spectacular Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue in Töv Province.
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Mongolia

Extreme. Nomadic. Bewildering. Asia’s true wilderness echoes in the mind.

The harsh Gobi Desert, home to its two-humped camels. The majestic, glaciated Altai Mountains, home to the iconic Kazakh eagle hunters. The steppe’s untouched rolling hills and majestic Lake Khövsgöl and the Tsaatan reindeer herders. Mongolia is adventure unpacked.

Experiences

Travel through the wide expanses of Mongolia by 4x4; ride on horseback with the great Kazakh eagle hunters; spend nights with nomads sleeping in traditional ger tents; encounter Mongolia's expert horsemen on its grassland steppe; stock up on sumptuous, fine cashmere at the markets; venture into the Gobi Desert and climb to the top of the Khongoryn Els dunes; take a camel ride to the Flaming Cliffs of Bayanzag, the world's largest dinosaur graveyard; explore the striking Winter Palace of Bogd Khaan in the capital, Ulaanbaatar; take a 4x4 out to the ruins of Genghis Khan‘s capital, Karakorum under the huge bowl of blue sky in the Mongolian outback.

Where to Stay

Luxurious hotels in the capital; traditional Mongolian luxury camps, gers and yurts.

When to Go

With extreme variations in climate from summer to winter, June to August is the best time, bringing mostly warm and dry weather.

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