Mongolia, a land of epic vastness and sublime beauty, is a place where adventure seekers can experience unspoiled nature and explore fascinating nomadic culture.
The Mongolian landscape is characterized by endless steppes, majestic mountains and the impressive Gobi Desert. Here you can go hiking, horseback riding and camel safaris and enjoy the silence of the wilderness.
The nomadic way of life is an integral part of Mongolian culture. Visit yurt camps, immerse yourself in the hospitality of the locals, and learn about traditional music and dances.
The capital city of Ulaanbaatar offers contrasts with the wilderness, with museums, markets and modern amenities. The National Historical Museum is a showcase into Mongolia’s rich history.
Mongolian cuisine is hearty and includes dishes such as buuz (steamed dumplings) and khorkhog (meat and vegetables cooked in a pot filled with hot stones).
Mongolia is a place where you can experience the freedom of the wilderness. You can travel in a country that has remained largely untouched by modernity, where the beauty of nature and the friendliness of its people set the tone. It is a place of adventure and discovery that must be experienced.
The time of caravans is over – also in Mongolia and in the Gobi Desert. The camels, which for centuries were the most loyal companions of the nomadic people in this distant part of Asia, have had their day and made way for high-horsepower jeeps. Of course, there are still the Bactrian animals – around 600,000 specimens are said to live on the yurts of the...