Venture across Mongolia’s vast steppes, home to the world’s last true nomads, monasteries, and landscapes shaped by history, extreme climates, and an unbroken way of life.
Gaze at Gandantegchenling Monastery, Mongolia’s largest Buddhist centre, featuring the 85 ft Avalokiteśvara statue and daily chants restoring traditions once banned during Soviet rule.
Trek through Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, Mongolia’s most accessible park, spotting Turtle Rock, a hilltop temple, and ger camps set against alpine meadows and dramatic rock formations.
Glance up at the 40-metre Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue, the world’s largest, towering over the site where Mongolia’s legendary ruler found his golden whip.
Roam through the Orkhon Valley, Mongolia’s first UNESCO Heritage Site, exploring Karakorum’s ruins, ancient inscriptions, and the country’s longest river, a lifeline of nomadic history.