Mongolia Events

​Come join us in March for a time of festivals! This is a fantastic opportunity to get involved in the festivities of local communities in Mongolia. Not organized for ‘tourists’, these local events are put on by communities for their own amusement, but visitors are always welcome. HIGHLIGHTS Ice Festival at lake Khovsgul Golden Eagle Festival in...

Mongolia offers many different conditions, from desert steppe to forested mountain rides for  the keen horse riders. Mile upon mile virgin pasture land and mountain ranges with no boundaries and often without tracks to follow open up in front of you… This horse riding and trekking holiday takes you to an inspiring parts of the country...

The combination of High Altai Mountain trekking and Horse Riding Adventure. We dedicate this two weeks for trekking trip to the devoted trekkers and mountaineers. The trip takes you to the most western point of Mongolia, the majestic Mongol Altai mountains – country’s largest and highest mountain range with glacier topped peaks over 3000 meters, crystal...

Travelling through Mongolian legendary Gobi desert, visiting historical sights and enjoying national holiday Naadam Festival of Mongolia in the capital city. This special tour is designed to bring you into the colorful event of the year letting you to discover a lifestyle, arts and music that reflect the true national identity and culture of Mongolian...

Traveling through Mongol Altai mountains – country’s largest and highest mountain range with glacier topped peaks over 3000 meters, crystal clean mountain rivers and glistening streams where inhabit world’s largest wild sheep – argali, ibex, snow leopard, wolves, eagles and many other bird species. Then heading to Ulgii town, enjoy Golden Eagle Festival, experience ancient...

Explore Altai Tavan Bogd National Park, in western Mongolia a great adventure into the Mongolian wilderness with the nomads. These are a mountain range in Central and East Asia, where Russia, China, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan come together, and where the rivers Irtysh and Ob have their headwaters. The massif merges with the Sayan Mountains in the northeast, and gradually becomes lower in the southeast, where it merges into the high plateau of the Gobi...