East Mongolia
There, the eastern steppe land stretches out across vast distances, true wilderness, huge herds of gazelle roam in the wide open space.
The East of Mongolia is one of the least visited part of Mongolia by tourists and nomads alike. This means that is has been left completely untouched by the human hand, nature is still king and the rare visitors to this part of the country are priviledged in discovering true, virgin, beauty. The numerous lakes are home to many rare and extraordinary birds, including cranes, rare duck and other waterfowl. While it is harder to access, the efforts are well rewarded with outstanding landscapes and an unspoiled outlook on life…
- Travel by Jeep over vast ,endless steppes, passing enormous herds of gazelles.
- Visit Buyr Nuur, a lake near the border of China, home to beautiful birds and waterfowl.
- Climb the Shiliin Bogd Volcano, camp at the top and wake up to see the sunrise in China.
- Discover the untouched herding traditions of the nomads.
- Go where few people have dared go before.
Further south, near the border with China, an extinct volcano arises suddenly from the plains. This is a holy mountain for the Mongolians and a site filled with the strong spirits of the ancestors. A remarquable journey that is sure to leave no one untouched by its true beauty.
