Start your trek from Stepperider’s camp and ride to the Tuul river valley which is one of the longest rivers in Mongolia. We will quickly reach the open steppe where you will get to know your horse and have your first gallop with him. In the evening, you will camp along the Tuul river and enjoy a meal nicely prepared by your guide.

In the morning, we will continue our adventure riding along side of Tuul river. Enjoy watching birds, livestock and beautiful landscape from horseback. When the terrain allows it, we will do some more trotting and galloping having fun with our horses. You will see that the steppe has different landscapes to offer from the flat and infinite grassland to trees along the fresh river. In the afternoon, we will visit a nomadic family living in the valley of the Bayansongint mountain, part of the Hustai national park. We will learn from their life as nomads, share some traditional food and look at their animals. Why not try to milk a yak?!
In the evening, we will move to our camping place, at the bank of the river where you can enjoy a refreshing swim under the curious eyes of the horses.

You will go with your guide to explore the national park. You will see the Mongolian wild horses ‘Takhi’ also named after the Russian explorer Przwalskii and try to spot red deers and more wildlife. Be aware that domesticated horses are not allowed in the park, therefore you will go there with a vehicle. Go on short hikes to approach the wild horses and observe their fascinating social hierarchy. Once you are done with the visit of the park, go back to your horses and, if time allows, go on a relaxing horse 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 Stepperider’s camp. Say goodbye to your amazing horses and crew.
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