Experience the thrill of the Bactrian Camel Festival, one of our most popular events held in the Gobi Desert. Taking place in March and organized by camel herders, this festival offers a rare chance to interact with Bactrian camels. Enjoy traditional music, costume competitions, dancing, and camel racing in a lively and cultural atmosphere.

Experience the cultural richness of Mongolia with the Naadam festival, a traditional event featuring the three games of men: Mongolian wrestling, horse racing, and archery. Similar to the Ancient Greek Olympics, Naadam is a celebration held nationwide during midsummer. This tour, the Mongolian Gobi Express

Immerse yourself in the ancient tradition of Eagle Hunting, still passionately preserved by the Kazakh tribes of Mongolia in the 21st century. Picture an eagle hunter, mounted on horseback, racing at full speed with a majestic eagle perched on their arm against the backdrop of the rugged Altai Mountains and the picturesque Sagsai River.

Experience the age-old tradition of hunting small animals with the aid of majestic birds of prey, such as falcons, hawks, and eagles, deeply embedded in the cultural fabric of Kazakh people. For centuries, falconry has been a regal pursuit among the Khans and nobles of the Central Asian steppe.

Experience the fascinating nomadic culture of Mongolia, enjoying the summer Naadam festival with horse racing, wrestling and archery competitions. Naadam, literally means “games” and takes place from 11th to 13th July every year. It’s believed to be celebrated since the early Middle Ages, being already held during Chinggis Khaan times, presumably with a different format than it’s now.

Amid the communist era in Kazakhstan, many Kazakhs sought refuge in Mongolia, establishing themselves in Bayan Ulgii, a region designated for the Kazakhs of Mongolia today. The Altaic Kazakhs, or Altai-Kazakhs, residing in Mongolia's Bayan-Ölgii Province, continue the age-old tradition of eagle hunting.

Discover Mongolia, the ancient land of Genghis Khan, as it emerges from the shadows of Communism and opens its doors to the world. Immerse yourself in one of the last nomadic cultures on earth, where traditions have endured for a millennium. With just three million people inhabiting a landmass equivalent to Western Europe,

Experience the grandeur of Mongolia's Naadam festival, a celebration that echoes throughout the nation. While the main event unfolds in Ulaanbaatar, every village and province joins in the festivities, adding their unique touch to this three-day extravaganza. Immerse yourself in the essence of Mongolian culture as communities across the country

Embrace the enchanting festivities of Tsagaan Sar, Mongolia's Lunar New Year, also known as the 'White Moon.' Celebrated countrywide around January or February, this joyous occasion marks the end of a harsh winter and the welcoming of spring, symbolizing new beginnings. Tsagaan Sar holds profound familial significance

Explore the ancient art of falconry, once a royal pursuit of Khans and nobles in the Central Asian steppe. This enduring custom thrives among the Kazakhs residing in Mongolia's Altai Mountains. Witness the extraordinary bond between man and bird at the festival, which has evolved into a captivating tourist attraction

Experience the enchanting Festival of Ice at Khuvsgul Lake every March. This two-day celebration at the stunning Lake Khuvsgul features a diverse array of activities and competitions, including Ice Sumo, ice sculptures, ice skating, and sleigh rides. The festival is not only a lively event but also incorporates a shamanist ceremony of offering

Embark on a journey through Mongolia's most beautiful natural, historical, and cultural landmarks, including the legendary Gobi Desert, the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire, Karakorum, and the first and largest Buddhist monastery, Erdene Zuu. A highlight of this adventure is the Great Naadam Festival

Experience the thrill of the Mongolian Winter Horse Festival on the vast steppes, where a unique and captivating event unfolds every winter. While equestrian festivals are celebrated worldwide, the Mongolian Winter Horse Festival stands out with its distinctive charm and imagery. Picture countless horses galloping across the snowy steppe,