Mongolia, the ‘Land of Blue Sky’ is Asia’s last undiscovered wilderness. Home of Genghis Khan, ruler of the greatest empire the world has ever known, it is a huge country the size of Western Europe. Awesome expanses of rolling steppe, home to Mongolia’s famous horses and herdsmen, meet high glacial mountains, impenetrable forests and deep, crystal lakes.

To the south the great Gobi Desert stretches to the horizon, empty save for deep canyons and sweeping dunes – one of the least populated regions on earth. To the West, the Altai mountains dominate and offer opportunities for trekking, as well as a markedly different local culture. During the cold war, Mongolia received few visitors, and life in this vast country changed little.

Now, as Mongolia opens up and embraces the outside world, the modern world is slowly creeping into the life of the Mongolian nomad, but their traditions and customs are still very much alive. Your visit here will truly be an experience beyond imagination, from the magnificent spectacle of Ulaan Baatar’s annual Naadam Festival to the unspoilt, breathtaking natural beauty that awaits you at every turn.