Wild Horses Land

In the morning, we will continue our exciting journey alongside the Tuul river. You can delight in observing various birds, livestock and the stunning landscape while riding on horseback. 

Later in the afternoon, we will pay a visit to a nomadic family residing in the Bayansongint mountain valley, which is a part of the Hustai national park. We will gain insight into their nomadic lifestyle, share some traditional food and interact with their animals. Perhaps you might even want to try your hand at milking a yak!

As evening approaches, we will relocate to our camping spot by the riverbank.

You will go with your guide to explore the national park. Whenever the terrain permits, we will increase our speed and have a blast trotting and galloping with our horses. You will witness that the steppe offers diverse landscapes, ranging from vast grasslands to beautiful trees along the flowing river.

The afternoon can be spent with the nomadic family. 

We'll overnight camping. Here, you can enjoy a refreshing swim while being observed curiously by the horses.

You will have the opportunity to witness the magnificent Mongolian wild horses known as 'Takhi', which are named after the Russian explorer Przwalskii. Additionally, you can try to spot red deer and other wildlife during your visit. It is important to note that domesticated horses are prohibited in the park, so transportation will be provided by vehicle. You can embark on short hikes to get closer to the wild horses and observe their captivating social structure. After exploring the park, you can return to your own horses and, if there is enough time, enjoy a leisurely horseback ride.

We continue riding in a beautiful valley and mountains enjoying your last day with your faithful horse. 

Late in the afternoon, we will drive you back to Ulaanbaatar or to our camp. Say goodbye to your amazing horses and crew.
End of services or extend the trip by adding 2 days in the Bogd Khan Uul National Park.