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Travel across the Steppe on your trusty horse, baggage animals in tow, guide on hand to assist. See the Mongolian landscape as one should, on horseback, in the steps of Chinggis Khaan, Galdan Khaan and then the Manchus, as well as all the other warriors from bygone times.
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Canoeing in Mongolia – an Introduction
Canoeing is arguably the best way to get to know Mongolia, one of the last great wildernesses on earth.
In the short hot summers, life in the steppes concentrates on the riverbanks. Huge flocks of horses stampede out of the water as you draw near, bald eagles circle above, looking for prey, and all sorts of water-fowl enliven the clear, fastflowing river. From time to time, a horseman will appear on a high bank or a bluff overlooking the river and wherever there´s abundant pasture you´ll glimpse the outline of a white yurt through the green bushes lining the river.
The Best time for canoing is the from the 20th of June until the end of August, but you might also consider September, which many regard as the most beautiful time of year with almost continuous sunshine, the Mongolian version of an “Indian Summer”. Although you will be in a T-shirt most of the time, night temperatures already dip below freezing point and short cold spells and even snow are – although rare - a distinct possiblity.
We offer four different routes each of which is in its own way uniquely attractive....
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