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 Our "In the steppes of Chingghis Khan" tour follows the life of what is the best known Mongol in the history of the World. This tour starts in Terelj National Park and takes you to all the places where the emperor's life took a dramatic turn, we will take you to the sight where he killed his own brother, visit the nomads of his birth region and take you to the place where he is supposedly buried with some of the world's greatest treasures, who knows, you might even find some of it...
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 Follow in the footsteps of the famed Zanbazar artist and discover the unfathomable beauty of Mongolian Religious Sculptures and Painting whilst learning the proper techniques for painting thangkas as taught to the Monks. This tour will begin in the main museums of Ulaanbaatar and then take you through the steps towards the old Imperial city of Kharakhorin, the birthplace of the Mongolian Mandala Art.
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 Visit the key Temples of Tibetan Buddhism in Mongolia on our unique tour of important temples across Mongolia, From Amarbaysagalant built by Qing Emperor Kang-Si, to the ruins of huge temple complexes in the Gobi, via many smaller temples.
13 Days / 13 Nights Price: from $1,230 (4PAX) to $3,200 (1PAX)
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Want to see nadaam? Want to see naadam in a way that surpasses your highest expectations? Come on our Naadam circuit tour as we see festivals in villages around Mongolia, before we finally return to see the big event in UB.
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 Travel in the steps of the notorious Ungern Von Sternberg, renegade White Russian general of the Russian civil war. This tour examines the role of Sternberg and the locations of the battles fought during the spill-over of the civil-war into Mongolia in the 1919-1923 period.
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 Each march a festival is held in the far west of the country to see the best of falconry Mongolia has to offer
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 Northern Mongolia is still home to the ancient nature-religion of Shamanism. Shamanism involves the worship of nature spirits through the medium of a shaman, a type of trance medium. The shaman beats a drum whilst wearing a ritual costume and goes into a trance-state, whereby the spirits of the region are induced to look favourably on human endeavour, so often threatened in this sometimes harsh and wild land. Shamanism is now a rare phenomena, but we can arange to see a performance if booked well in advance.
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 Mongolia’s fascinating historical legacy includes the period of Soviet influence from 1921-1991. Mongolia was in many ways radically changed by the new political system, and the relics of this past remain a surreal aspect of the Mongolian political and psychological landscape. Many unique historical and architectural artefacts remain to be discovered by student and historian of the 20th century.
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