Tibet – a word evocative of vast open spaces, of nomadic herders and the thundering “devil’s horsemen” of Genghis Khan.
One of Earth’s last remaining wilderness frontiers, largely inaccessible to western travelers until recently, Tibet offers a rare glimpse of an ancient nomadic culture that has changed little over the centuries.
Discover in this untouched land the rare combination of ancient Buddhist traditions, a nomadic horse-based culture and an incredible natural beauty – high mountains, vast grasslands, volcanic lakes and the expanses of the harsh Gobi Desert.
Tours by 4WD, trekking, horse riding, camel treks.
The main event of the year in Ulaanbataar is the Naadam Festival – although primarily a sports event, the atmosphere and mass-gathering of people make this a great time to be here.
