Naadam is one of the Mongolian traditional annual festivals that have been celebrated in Mongolia over millennia. The festival have become the cultural sanctity of nomads on the great steppe, keeps tradition and customs alive from ancient times.
This overland journey explores the highlights of Central and Southern Mongolia, including visits Bayan Gobi small sand dunes, the ancient capital Karakorum in the UNESCO World Heritage Orkhon River Valley. The second part focuses on the Gobi Desert..,
Eagle Festival that demonstrates the best of the Kazakh culture, namely, hunting with Golden Eagles tradition. A wonderful parade of colorfully dressed Kazakhs with their Golden Eagles on hand, horse or camel racing, archery, and various traditional games
This tour is perfect for: Wildlife enthusiasts seeking an intimate encounter with one of the world's most elusive creatures; Photographers are eager to capture stunning images of snow leopards in their natural habitat; Adventure seekers looking for a ...
Danshig Naadam is Mongolia's grandest religious and cultural festival, showcasing Buddhism's influence. Celebrations include the Three Games of Men and highlight Karakorum, the ancient capital of the Mongolian Empire, enriching the nation's heritage.
Explore northern Mongolia's pristine beauty on a 5-day Lake Huvsgul adventure tour. Hike through mountains, enjoy horse riding, and boat rides on the scenic lake. Meet the enigmatic Tsaatan tribe - reindeer riders and immerse yourself in local culture.
Unique blend of cultural immersion, natural wonders, and warm hospitality awaits on this 5 day tour. Mongol Nomadic show | Orkhon Waterfall | Tuvkhun Monastery | Karakorum | Hustai National Park
Engage with nomadic culture and bask in the untouched natural beauty. Experience the warm hospitality of local herders, witness beautiful Baga Gazaryn Chuluu's rock formation and beautiful White Stupa - Tsagaan Suvarga, and stargaze under vast skies.
A fully escorted discovery journey through the highlights of the Gobi Desert with authentic cultural experiences and soft adventure opportunities.
A fully escorted discovery journey through the highlights of Central Mongolia with authentic cultural experiences and soft adventure opportunities.
A fully escorted journey through the highlights of Ulaanbaatar and surrounding with authentic cultural experiences and soft adventure opportunities.
Did you know? Central Mongolia was once home to 15-meter-long giants! Recent discoveries in Tuv Province have revealed 120-million-year-old dinosaur tracks, proving this region was a prehistoric paradise long before the Gobi became world-famous.
From May to mid-October, the busiest people in our company are our beloved operational managers, tour leaders, guides, and drivers. Their phones ring constantly throughout the day. They are always calling someone or receiving calls about their trips: a tr
In 1990, Mongolia was a nation at a crossroads. Today, it is a vibrant blend of high-tech urbanization and deep-rooted nomadic traditions. Writer Vinita Ranade returns to the land of Genghis Khan after three decades to find a country that has ....
On 28 October 2025, Netflix Korea launched Physical: 100 Asia, following the success of the original Physical: 100 (2 seasons). The new show features eight teams: Mongolia, Korea, Australia, Japan, Turkey, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand.
The Ulaanbaatar Railway (UBTZ) officials have announced that direct train service between Beijing and Ulaanbaatar will resume on June 3, 2025. This long-awaited news brings back one of the most memorable ways to experience travel, combining China and ....
In the vast, silent expanses of Mongolia’s Gobi Desert, mysteries of ancient life continue to emerge from beneath the sand — even a century after the first groundbreaking discovery.
As part of its 10th anniversary, Premium Travel is proud to launch the “Lords of the Land” Scholarship Program in partnership with the “Tourism for Development” Foundation...
"Under the power of Eternal Heaven, may the name of the Khan be blessed. Whoever does not show reverence shall be punished by death." – Inscription on the newly discovered Silver Gerege
