Fantastic Travel Mongolia

19/08/2026

This is the place where the borders of three countries—Mongolia, China, and Russia—meet. It is also home to the Potanin Glacier, the largest glacier in Mongolia.

Mongolia is a place where you can see endless landscapes, experience the vastness of nature, and find a deep sense of peace and tranquility.

13/08/2026

The Takhi (Тахь), universally known as Przewalski’s horse, is the world’s last remaining species of truly wild horse.

10/08/2026

09/08/2026

Journey into the northern mystical taiga and the lake to meet the Tsaatan reindeer herders, immersing yourself in one of the world's last surviving nomadic lifestyles and ancient shamanic traditions.

08/08/2026

Milking female horses: Once the milk begins flowing, the herder gently pulls the c**t away, holds its tether, and rapidly milks the mare into a bucket by hand. The process takes less than a minute per horse.

Made entirely from fermented mare's milk, this sparkling, sour, and mildly alcoholic drink has been a vital part of nomadic life, culture, and survival on the Eurasian steppes for thousands of years.

08/08/2026

Experience the unique lifestyle in Mongolia 🇲🇳

07/08/2026

Mongolian contortion, known locally as Uran Nugaralt (Уран нугаралт—meaning "artistic bending"), is a centuries-old, highly respected classical art form in Mongolia.

07/08/2026

Instead of just singing a single note, the performer manipulates the resonant cavities of their throat, mouth, and nasal passages to create a low, steady drone combined with a high-pitched, flute-like melody floating above it. In 2010, it was officially inscribed on the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

07/08/2026

Mongolian throat singing, known locally as Khöömei (Хөөмий), is a mesmerizing overtone singing technique where a single vocalist produces two or more distinct pitches simultaneously.

03/08/2026

Orkhon waterfall or Ulaan Tsutgalan is one of Mongolia’s most famous and picturesque natural landmarks.Formed by a unique combination of volcanic activity and river erosion, it is a highlight of the UNESCO-listed Orkhon Valley Cultural Landscape.