This tour takes place through Orkhon Valley. Recognized in 2004 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the "Orkhon Valley Cultural Landscape" holds the distinction of being the birthplace of nomadic Mongolia. This vast expanse of pastureland extends 80km in length and 15 km in width on both sides of the Orkhon River. Incorporating the historic site of Karakorum, the area remains a living testament to Mongolia's nomadic heritage. Even today, Mongolian nomadic herders utilize the expansive grasslands, preserving the traditional way of life. The valleys and riverbanks are dotted with yurts, serving as homes for these nomadic families. Amidst the wilderness, herds of horses, yaks, sheep, and goats roam freely within these protected areas. .

Dive into the history of the Great Mongol Empire and experience the nomadic way of life, all while indulging in a relaxing hot spring..

A journey through Mongolia's vast landscapes, immersing yourself in the unique beauty of its enormous land. Connect with the local culture by visiting nomadic families, exploring their way of life, and forging new friendships along the way. .

This expedition explores the Western part of Mongolia, offering an ideal adventure for those seeking new challenges and diverse experiences. The region is home to approximately ten distinct ethnic nomadic groups, including Kazakhs. Traverse through the landscape featuring the eternally snow-capped peaks of the Altai Mountains, alongside rivers, streams, lakes, and the Bayan-Olgii Aimag. An exceptional tour designed to fulfil all your hopes and desires..

During this tour, you will discover the country's northern part. Crossing one of the remote regions with off-road 4x4, the discovery of an endless expanse of the steppe, high rugged mountains, hundreds of livestock-camels, goats grazing on the plains, eternal blue sky, and experiencing the hospitality of nomads..

Step into one of the most barren and breathtaking landscapes on earth – the Gobi, Asia's largest desert. Are you ready to explore vast tracks that have been barely touched by man? Nomads call the Gobi home, where survival means staying one step ahead of nature. It's about learning to live in harmony with a landscape that seems forbidding. These resilient and resourceful nomads have developed unique cultures and deep spiritual bonds in these arid lands.

A journey through Gobi desert and steppes , immersing yourself in the unique beauty of its enormous land. Connect with the local culture by visiting nomadic families, exploring their way of life, and forging new friendships along the way. Step into one of the most barren and breathtaking landscapes on earth – the Gobi, Asia's largest desert. .