Each October, Western Mongolia becomes the stage for the Eagle Festival, a vibrant and spectacular two-day event. During your 3-day journey, you will have the chance to observe these incredible birds in action, witnessing moments such as eagles swooping down to land on their master’s arm while he rides a horse at full speed, along with a range of other thrilling competitions. Throughout the tour, guests will also stay with a Kazakh Eagle Hunter, immersing themselves in the daily life and customs of this unique community. We invite you to join us on this extraordinary adventure and be part of one of the world’s most unique festivals.
Participants on this tour will have the opportunity to observe local wildlife, such as the Takhi horses, camels, and hawks. The itinerary features stops at several notable locations, including the Tsenher Hot Springs, Khar Khorin—the former capital of Mongolia—and the ‘mini-Gobi,’ where visitors can enjoy camel riding. Lake Terkhiin Tsagaan, a remarkable body of water that spans 16 kilometers in width, 20 kilometers in length, reaches a depth of 20 meters, and covers a total area of 61 square kilometers. The lake’s freshwater environment supports a diverse array of fish and bird species.
Experience Mongolia’s incredible diversity on a 24-day journey from the golden Gobi Desert to the remote forests of the northern Taiga. Discover ancient landmarks, volcanic landscapes, beautiful lakes and vast open steppes while enjoying camel rides, horseback adventures and stays with traditional nomadic families. The journey culminates with a visit to the Darkhad Valley and the Tsaatan reindeer herders, offering a rare glimpse into one of Mongolia’s most distinctive ways of life.
Discover Northern Mongolia in 11 days, a journey blending cultural encounters, historical explorations, and breathtaking landscapes. From the serene Selenge River to the vibrant Naadam Festival in Hatgal, experience nomadic traditions, stay with local families, and explore ancient monasteries for an unforgettable expedition.
If you have only a short period of time but want to explore as much of Mongolia’s diverse landscape as possible, this is the trip for you! The richly historic Orkhon river basin is the cradle of Central Asia’s unique nomadic Culture which has developed in harmony with the natural landscape and social environment since prehistoric times. There are a variety of historic sites and ruins, including monuments, monasteries and temples which are outstanding in universal value within this cultural landscape. The Orkhon Valley bears an exceptional testimony of the existence of human beings in Central Asia.
On this 4 Day tour, you will experience Central Mongolian culture, and how the Khalkh people live. The richly historic Orkhon river basin is the cradle of Central Asia’s unique nomadic Culture which has developed in harmony with the natural landscape and social environment since prehistoric times. There are a variety of historic sites and ruins, including monuments, monasteries and temples of outstanding cultural value.
This journey explores Mongolia’s most iconic regions, from the dramatic landscapes of the Gobi Desert to the lush grasslands of Central and Northern Mongolia. Highlights include camel riding and nomadic culture in the Gobi, ancient monasteries and volcanic scenery in Central Mongolia, and the pristine beauty of Lake Khövsgöl and the Selenge River in the north—offering a perfect balance of nature, culture, and adventure
On this 3 Day tour, you will experience Central Mongolian culture, and how the Khalkh people live. The richly historic Orkhon river basin is the cradle of Central Asia’s unique nomadic Culture which has developed in harmony with the natural landscape and social environment since prehistoric times. There are a variety of historic sites and ruins, including monuments, monasteries and temples of outstanding cultural value. The Orkhon Valley bears an exceptional testimony of the existence of human beings in Central Asia.
Western Mongolia holds some of Asia’s most beautiful and unspoiled wilderness where the snow-capped Altai Mountains tower above remote forests, lakes and rivers. Teeming with wildlife, including endangered snow leopards and antelopes, this region contains the most impressive of Mongolia’s mountain scenery and is a prime destination for adventurous climbers and hikers.
The Gobi Desert tour continues for 8 days. Get in touch with your inner nomad as you hike, trek, camel ride, and “sand sled” through the Gobi Desert. On this journey, you will see desert steppe, tremendous sand dunes, deep gorges with rivers running through them, Mongolia’s own “Grand Canyon,” and the infamous “Flaming Cliffs” of Bayanzag.
Experience the best of central and northern Mongolia, combining iconic landscapes with rich cultural heritage.
Begin at Khogno Khan Mountain, where sand dunes meet open steppe, then travel to Khar Khorin, the ancient capital, to visit Erdene Zuu Monastery. Continue through Tsetserleg to the volcanic scenery of Great White Lake (Terkhiin Tsagaan Nuur). Journey north to Lake Khövsgöl, known for its crystal-clear waters and peaceful alpine setting, before returning via the Selenge River region with a visit to Amarbayasgalant Monastery. A perfect blend of nature, history, and authentic nomadic culture.
This journey showcases the dramatic contrasts of Mongolia, from the vast, otherworldly landscapes of the Gobi Desert to the lush green valleys of Central Mongolia.
Departing from Ulaanbaatar, the adventure heads south through the Middle and Southern Gobi, offering a true sense of the desert’s immense scale and beauty. Along the way, you will experience life on the steppe with unforgettable activities such as riding two humped Bactrian camels, visiting a nomadic family, and enjoying the desert’s spectacular sunrises and sunsets.