TAIGA

Step into the majestic Taiga, Mongolia’s dense, mystical forest region, where nature remains wild and untouched. Located in the northern reaches of the country, the Taiga is home to the indigenous Dukha people, famed for their unique reindeer herding lifestyle. This remote and serene landscape is filled with towering pines, crystal-clear rivers, and abundant wildlife like wolves, bears, and elusive lynxes. A journey into the Taiga offers more than just breathtaking scenery; it’s an immersive experience in Mongolian culture and traditions, where visitors can trek through pristine wilderness, encounter ancient shamanic practices, and feel the deep connection between the people and their natural surroundings. The Taiga is a sanctuary for those seeking solitude, adventure, and the raw, unspoiled beauty of Mongolia.

DAY 1

Ulaanbaatar to Khuvsgul lake

Fly from Ulaanbaatar to Murun, the capital of Khuvsgul province.

Drive to Khatgal village, the gateway to Khuvsgul Lake.

Overnight in a Art88 resort.

DAY 2

Khuvsgul Lake

Explore the crystal-clear Khuvsgul Lake, known as Mongolia’s “Blue Pearl.”

Kayaking, fishing, swimming and horse riding along the lakeshore.

Meet local nomads and experience their lifestyle.
Overnight in a Art88 resort

DAY 3

Ulaan-Uul(Red Mountain) Village

Drive to Ulaan uul, the entry point to the Taiga region.

We see the Darkhadyn 13 owoo(Shamanic 13 stupa)

Scenic views along the way, passing through forests and rivers.

Overnight in a Ulaan-uul camp.

DAY 4

Meeting the Dukha Reindeer Herders

Visiting to Tsagaan-Nuur village

Journey into the Taiga to meet the Dukha, Mongolia’s reindeer herders.

Experience their nomadic way of life, riding reindeer through the forest.

Learn about their shamanic traditions and reindeer herding.

Overnight in a reindeer herder’s tent.

DAY 5

Exploring the Taiga Wilderness

Full day trekking or riding reindeer through the Taiga forests.

Discover the unique wildlife and nature of the region.

Visit sacred sites and learn about the Dukha’s spiritual connection to the land.

Overnight in a tent or with a herder family.

DAY 6

Return to Ulaan-Uul
(Red Mountain) Village

Bid farewell to the reindeer herders.

Trek back to Ulaan-Uul(Red Mountain) Village

Relax and reflect on the adventure.

Overnight in a Ulaan-uul camp.

DAY 7

Murun to Ulaanbaatar

Drive back to Murun.

Flight to Ulaanbaatar.

Beyond The Steppe