Lake Khövsgöl is the largest fresh water lake in Mongolia by volume and second largest by area. It is located near the northern border of Mongolia, about 200 km west of the southern end of Lake Baikal. It is nicknamed the "Younger sister" of those ...

This is the best tour of Mongolia, using private vehicle experiencing Mongolian Gobi desert, unique Eagle valley , Tsenkher hot spring, Erdenezuu monastery inscribed on the World Heritage List and other attractions of Mongolia only in 10 days....

The great Gobi desert covers one third of Mongolia’s territory. Hundreds of years ago the desert was part of the main trade route between East and West, with camel caravans crossing the vast steppes loaded with perfumes, spices, and other goods. To...

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 40 families lives wi...

This is the best tour of Mongolia, using local flight and private vehicle experiencing Mongolian Gobi desert, unique Eagle valley , Khustai national park, 13th century complex, Nomad life ,Erdenezuu monastery and other attractions of Mongolia only in...

this tour is all included tour except international airfare and the best way to explore central Mongolia the last nomads in the world with Elite service ...

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 unique Mongolian nomadic-...

This is true the Naadam is traditional festival in Mongolia. The festival is also locally termed "eriin gurvan naadam" mean "The three games of men". The games are Mongolian wrestling, horse racing and archery and are held throughout the country duri...

The Kharkhiraa Turgen mountain - region offers a combination of unspoiled trekking possibilities and traditional local nomadic life.. The highlights of this trek are the paradise of various types flowers surrounding you, the 108 lakes in one valley, ...

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 visible world is full of i...