Majestic Gobi Tours

The Gobi is a large desert region in Asia. It covers parts of southern Mongolia. The desert basins of the Gobi are bounded by the Altai Mountains and the grasslands and steppes of Mongolia on the north, by the Taklamakan Desert to the West, by the Hexi Corridorand Tibetan Plateau to the southwest, and by the North China Plain to the southeast. The Gobi is most notable in history as part of the great Mongol Empire, and as the location of several important.

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Central Mongolia Tours

Central Mongolia is extremely rich in historical and cultural remains of all historical periods except for its beautiful natural scenery. During this short tour, you will discover a lot about Mongolia such as three different zones of Gobi desert, central Mongolian mountain steppes and forested mountains with their rapid current, clear rivers, fresh water lakes, flower carpeted lands and basalt covered valleys.   

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North Mongolia Khuvsgul tours

North Mongolia is a main travel destination of Mongolia. The highlight of Mongolia’s northern provinces, an alpine region bordering the forests of Siberia, is pristine Lake Khuvsgul, known as Mongolia’s “Dark blue pearl.” Believed to be several million years old, Mongolia’s deepest freshwater lake is surrounded by dozens of small rivers and streams that empty into its waters, pristine taiga forest, and valleys and meadows rich with wildflowers.

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West Mongolia tour

The wild and remote western edge of Mongolia is home to a group of Kazakh nomads. Here, among the soaring Altai Mountains, which climb up to 4100 metres, the nomads have lived an isolated existence for hundreds of years. On this rugged frontier, there are no paved roads and the horse is central to the Kazakh way of life. The Kazakh ethnic group makes up around 90% of the population of Mongolia’s Bayan-Olgii province, with around 100,000 Kazakhs spread thinly across the wilderness. 

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Eastern Mongolia tour

In eastern Mongolia you’ll encounter a boundless blue sky colliding with an equally limitless sea of green. This tour has been developed let you discover the places related to Genghis Khaan  who and his successors  established the biggest empire of Mongolia the world ever had at the same time of captured by natural beauty. The area is amazingly beautiful with its wooded mountains, crystal-clear rivers, lakes and mountain steppes.

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Short Tours

One of main tourist attractions of Mongolia is Nomadic lifestyle as the nation has kept their unique way of life through the centuries, from the time the Mongols ruled the world. Even today, in the stimulating XXI century of science and technology, Mongolian nomads tend their livestock and move for good pasture all year around. This trip, we are offering, gives you an amazing chance to experience their culture, traditions and hospitality by living in their way of life in a Ger for a few days and share their own and unique happiness.Mongolian people have maintained their nomadic lifestyle for centuries, still moving their camps on a regular basis to find fertile pasture to feed their livestock. 

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Special Tours

Explore the huge steppe, the high mountain ranges, and experience the traditional Mongolian life-style and historical beautiful places. The Khuisiin Naiman Nuur National Monument is located in the Central Mongolian Khangai mountain range and represents a typical high mountain area of Mongolia with max. The area of Naiman Nuur, which was created by volcanic eruptions centuries ago and 3,163 metres above sea level Khuisiin Naiman Nuur is located on over 2,400 metre above sea level. The area of 11,500 hectare size was declared a National Monument in 1992.The Khuisiin Naiman Nuur National Monument is located in the Central Mongolian Khangai mountain range and represents a typical high mountain area of Mongolia with max.The area of 11,500 hectare size was declared a National Monument in 1992.

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Festival Tours

Naadam Festival is the major highlight of the Mongolian festivals and the most famous national holiday. Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar, particularly being in the city on a tour during the Naadam festival has been rated first in the list of top twenty trips of 2011 ( by the National Geographic). There are plenty to feast your eyes and attract your attention such as traditional wrestling, archery and open field horse races of different horse age categories, magnificent opening and closing ceremony of the festival and the public themselves feasting proudly in colourful traditional dresses and much more.

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