There are places where the map fades into silence, and the road simply disappears. Northern Mongolia is one of them. Here, beyond the last towns, the land opens into forests, mountains, and cold blue water, where Lake Huvsgul lies between steppe and taiga, untouched and vast.
The journey begins on the road, passing ancient volcanic craters before reaching the lake. From there, you continue on horseback, riding through hidden valleys and forest trails, crossing soft meadows and rivers. You meet reindeer herders who live far from settled life, move with their animals, and follow a rhythm that has not changed for generations. The trail leads deeper into the mountains, up to high passes with wide views over the lake, and back down to quiet shores where you can rest, swim, and watch the light change over the water.
Life on this route is simple and real. You travel on horseback for several days, your gear carried with you, and camp each night in a new place. There are no crowds, no fixed paths—only long distances, changing terrain, and time to settle into the landscape. If you are ready for remote riding and days that unfold naturally, join this journey and ride into one of the wildest corners of Mongolia!
2026 prices:
9–12 pax - $1780/pp
5–8 pax - $1990/pp
3–4 pax - $2250/pp
2 pax - $2650/pp
1 pax - $3750
