Mongolia is a country with pristine wilderness.It’s culture untouched by western influences has preserved its nomadic heritage and the people are known for their unfaltering hospitality and warmth. Mongols have been living the same nomadic lifestyle for centuries. With their traditional gers, which are easily taken down and moved they herd their animals across the steppe. The nomads move about 4 times a year for fresh pasture

The Mongolian countryside is really astounding. With its 1566.500 sq km. Mongolia offers diverse landscapes ranging from mountains, trees and lush meadows in the north to the expanse of sand and rocks of the. Gobi desert in the south. The country also boasts some staggeringly beautiful lakes. As most of Mongolia has little or no infrastructure, the visitor will see views of endless unspoiled countryside dotted with gers and wandering herds. Combine this with the fascinating culture and you will understand why Mongolia really is a destination not to be missed

Southern Mongolia means, Legendary Mongolian Gobi Desert. The Gobi landscape tells ancient story, that comes from the time of dinosaur era and more beyond.

Scientists and travelers discover rich findings of dinosaur skeletons, bones and fossilized dinosaur eggs all the time in an ancient sea bed Mongolian Gobi.

There is unbelievable wildlife thrives and many of them so rare, specially Wild Bactrian camel, Mongolian gazelle, saiga antelope, black tailed gazelle, (argal) wild sheep, ibex, snow leopard Asiatic wild ass and already placed in world endangered rare species list.

Great adventure destination Northern Mongolia is so unique place to visit when you come to Mongolia for lifetime memory, you will never forget.

The Northern Mongolia is the taiga region that is southern end of the Siberian Great Taiga Wilderness Home of snow capped mountains, rich wildlife, many fresh water lakes, that includes beautiful Khuvsgul lake National Park and many big rivers and lakes- true heaven for fishing anglers the Reindeer herder – Darkhad Ethnic Tribe, many historical sites and burial monument breathtaking scenery of wild nature ,  it’s too good reason to pack up and get on board.

Untouched, unexplored and mysterious travel destination of Eastern Mongolia is the Birthplace of Great Chinggis Khaan (Genghis Khan) who ruled the world in 13 century. The land of well respected high mountains, taiga forest, wide open steppe – grassland, many rivers, lakes, all places are written in world history of 13 century. Genghis Khan is the greatest leader in human history, no one of empires reached the Great Mongolian Empire, he established and ruled in the world. Most inspirational way of traveling in Eastern Mongolia is exploring through historical routes of Genghis Khan.

The most remote region of the country that includes many National Parks, Strictly Protected areas, Nature Reserves, Nature Monuments also home to the highest mountain Altai Mountain Range, Khuiten peak (4.374), biggest salt water lake Uvs Lake Basin (inscribed in “UNESCO World heritage sites” in 2003) and many smaller laves, mountains, rivers, forests, and steppe. The highlight of the trip takes place in the remote capital of Bayn – Ulgii province, Mongolia. Ninety percent of the population here is Kazakh a group that is renowned for it’s hunters extraordinary skills in using golden eagles to hunt for small prey animals.

Most recommended tour destination places – nature landscapes, national parks historical sites, ancient ruins, burial monuments, monasteries and religious places are located in territory of Central Mongolia absolutely highlight destination route for traveling through Mongolia.

There is Orkhon Valley Cultural Landscape the one of the most important cultural regions in the world and was recognized by the UNESCO World Heritage as a cultural landscape in 2004.

The extensive area encompasses the pastureland on both banks of the Orkhon river and includes numerous archaeological sites doting back to the 6^th century.

The valley includes, Erdene Zun Monastery, ancient capital Kharkhorum Orkhon Waterfall, Tuvkhun Monastery, Tsenkher  Hot Spa, Hushun Tsaidam Memorial, Khorgo Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake National Park and many more interesting places are awaits you to come and visit there.