An excellent way to explore Mongolia

http://www.lookmongolia.com/ ·           The legacy of the great Khaans, nomadic way of life, and Buddhist heritage are the touchstones of our culture. Our various cultural expeditions are designed to give you a full understanding of the local culture. From meeting steppe nomads of central Mongolia, visiting the homes of Reindeer herders in the north, to trekking along the peaks of stunning Altai Mountains with Kazakh eagle hunters, you can experience the full breadth of Mongolian culture and landscapes. Our cultural journey are carefully selected for a balanced and holistic journey that blends nature, culture, and heritage together. Cultural Journeys we highlight today 1.        Legendary Naadam festival 2.         Eagle festival and Legends of West 3.        Tour to land  of Shambala

Jeeps are the best way to travel from one remote site to the other across the vast territory of Mongolia. In Mongolia, you may not encounter a community or electricity lines or any other signs of modern infrastructure development after traveling for hundreds of kilometers outside of the capital city. We use the following vehicles for our tours:  Toyota Land cruiser and Lexus jeep, both vehicles have the highest capacity on rough roads and greatest comfort level for passengers.   TOUR LINKS TO MONGOLIA Mongolia explorer Gobi desert expeditions  to inquire off road trips to Mongolia click here

  Did you know that Mongolia has more than three million horses? Mongolia is  definitely  the best place to ride horse. Standing no taller than 1.6 meters at shoulder height, Mongolian horses may look at ponies at first glance. However, Mongol horses are very strong with amazing stamina. They are the best horse breed to adapt to Mongolia’s harsh climatic conditions and nomadic way of life. Catching horses with Uurga Horse is a main part of nomad’s life but still maintain their wild nature.  The horses live in herds, led by a stallion who guides the horses to water, shelter and safety.  The horses are hardy and adapted to living out in temperatures that can reach -45c, and are able to forage for food in any conditions. Mongolian horses are small - growing to between 13hh and 14hh - but stocky and strong and great for endurance riding.  Horsemen from Central Mongolia       Mongolian style saddle is taller, made by wood; it has not changed a little over centuries.  It