Mongolia

A landlocked country in East Asia, Mongolia is known for its vast landscapes, colonial culture and rich history. Here are some of his highlights:

• Gobi Desert: One of the largest deserts in the world, the Gobi Desert stretches across southern Mongolia and northern China, and is known for its stunning desert landscape, rocky mountains, unique wildlife like Bactrian camels and wild asses
• Ulaanbaatar: Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia is rich in culture and history. Explore Gandantegchinlen Monastery, visit the National Museum of Mongolia to learn about the country’s heritage, and enjoy vibrant local markets
• Lake Khovsgol: Located in northern Mongolia, Lake Khovsgol is the country’s largest freshwater lake and is a breathtaking natural wonder surrounded by mountains and forests ideal for hiking, horseback riding and swimming to enter into a peaceful nomadic way of life.
• Colossal Statue of Genghis Khan: This colossal statue of Genghis Khan on horseback near Ulaanbaatar stands as a tribute to the legendary founder of Mongolia. Visitors can climb on top of the horse to get a closer look at the surrounding deer.
• Mongolian Nomadic Culture: Experience a traditional way of life by living in a ger (yurt) with nomadic families, participating in horseback riding and archery, and learning ancient customs such as throat music and traditional clothing material
• Terelj National Park: Located near Ulaanbaatar, Terelj National Park offers breathtaking views of granite cliffs, rivers and forests. It included a hike up to Turtle Rock, a visit to Arya Bal Dhyana Temple and an encounter with Takhi (Przewalski's horse) in Hustai National Park