Explore Ulaanbaatar's most iconic landmarks in one day — from the Gandan Monastery and the National History Museum to the Naran Tuul Black Market and Sukhbaatar Square. A perfect introduction to Mongolia's capital before or after your trek.

The mountain looming over Ulaanbaatar to the south is the first protected mountain in the world, since 1778.

You don't need days in the wilderness to feel the real Mongolia. Just one morning on horseback across the open steppe surrounding Stepperiders Camp-it's the perfect introduction to one of the world's great riding cultures.

Terelj National Park is one of Mongolia's most dramatic landscapes — granite peaks, wide river valleys, and sweeping grasslands that seem to stretch forever. Explore it the right way: on horseback, alongside a local nomadic family.

Hidden deep in the pine forests of Terelj, the ruins of the Princess Temple have stood silent for centuries — reached today only by those willing to ride for it.

The Przewalski’s horse also known as “takhi” in Mongolian, is considered to be the last and only remaining wild horse species in the world.