Mongolia is a country of pristine nature, immense and varied landscapes, enormous blue sky, nomadic culture, and hospitable people.

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(4374 m), biggest saltwater lake Uvs Lake Basin (inscribed in “UNESCO World heritage sites” in 2003) and many smaller lakes, mountains, rivers, forests, and steppe.

Friendly to each other and very hospitable even to strangers. Mongolian people consider every Mongolian ethic people as “brothers and sisters” regardless if they personally know them or not. This friendly and hospitable behavior is one of the most famous characteristics of Mongolian people.

Mongolia is generally a very cheap destination, although private experience in Gobi Desert can be quite costly – it all depends on what you are looking for. You essentially need to do a tour as there is almost no internal transportation infrastructure. This means independent travel is virtually impossible unless you provide your own vehicle and know where to go without roads. Public traou are looknsportation is extremely minimal, also.

Scenic mountainous region of western Mongolian territory includes Zavkhan, Gobi-Altai, Khovd, Uvs, Bayan-Ulgii provinces. Spread throughout the region are countless archeological sites with ancient petroglyphs, cave paintings, standing stone monuments, monasteries, and ancient forts that date back as far as 10,000 years.

Mongolia is getting one of the top travel destinations in the world. Travelers, photographers, adventure seekers take a trip to Mongolia more and more, but there are still some stunning less visited areas. So, you can be one of those who want to discover the untouched corners of Mongolia before it gets a huge crowd of tourists. While we go on this Mongolian adventure trip, drive along with the areas where are magnificent lakes, some of them nestled between the golden sand dunes. You will constantly meet local people of different Mongolian ethnic groups, which are as different as you go further to the west. You have an opportunity to discover all those beauties in a very peaceful way. If you take this Mongolia adventure tour in July, you have a chance to visit the Nomadic Cultural Festival at the Shore of Ulaagchiin Khar Lake.