This journey offers a perfect balance of Mongolia’s vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and unique traditions under Queers In The Steps of Genghis Khan Golden Eagle Festival. Begin with a guided city tour of Ulaanbaatar, where you’ll explore the capital’s highlights—from historic monasteries and Soviet-era landmarks to museums and art show that showcase Mongolia’s rich heritage.
Continue to the scenic wilderness of Terelj National Park, a stunning region of granite cliffs, rolling hills, and river valleys. Here, you’ll experience the beauty of nature and nomadic life, visiting iconic sites such as Turtle Rock and Aryapala Meditation Temple.
On the way, stop at the impressive Chinggis Khaan Equestrian Statue Complex, the world’s largest equestrian statue, which stands as a striking monument to Mongolia’s legendary leader. Climb up to the horse’s head for panoramic views across the steppe.
Finally, immerse yourself in one of Mongolia’s most remarkable cultural traditions at the Golden Eagle Festival. Held by Kazakh hunters of western Mongolia, this festival showcases the centuries-old art of hunting with trained golden eagles. You’ll witness competitions of speed, skill, and tradition, along with vibrant displays of Kazakh culture, music, and hospitality.
This tour combines Mongolia’s ancient history, stunning landscapes, and living traditions, giving you a deep and memorable insight into the country’s heart and spirit.
Parks & Regions Included
- Ulaanbaatar – Mongolia’s capital and cultural center
- Terelj National Park – Alpine landscapes with rock formations and temples
- Bayan-Ölgii province – The westernmost region of Mongolia, home to the Kazakh ethnic minority and the Altai mountains
- Golden Eagle Festival grounds – Set near Ölgii town, the festival arena is surrounded by dramatic steppe and mountain views
