Few places on the planet remain as open and untrammeled as Mongolia. Under a blue bowl of sky, wild Takhi horses—ancient equines known as the Przewalski's horse—graze on shimmering grass that stretches to the horizon, sharing the landscape with wapiti deer and Mongolian gazelle. In the eastern Gobi steppe, Argali sheep and Siberian ibex roam while raptors glide overhead. Far to the west, the Altai Mountains rise where Mongolia, China, Russia and Kazakhstan meet. Among alpine tundra, sandstone cliffs and glacier-fed river valleys, search for wildlife and meet Kazakh nomads who live as they have for centuries.
Trip Highlights
Look for Rare Wildlife in Three Varied Ecosystems
From rolling steppe to the Eastern Gobi and Altai Mountains of the far west, explore contrasting landscapes in varied regions with unique native wildlife
See Protected Wild Horses in Hustai National Park
From our camp on the periphery of the Core Zone of the park, enjoy exclusive access on wildlife drives to explore areas not open to the public
Stay in Nomadic Style at Distinctive Ger Camps
Engage Mongolian tradition in three different luxury ger camps...
