1. The Nomadic Lifestyle of Mongolia

Uncover the secrets of Mongolia with experiences you will find nowhere else! From the exhilarating Naadam Festival to living with nomadic herders, this land offers unparalleled adventures. 
 
The nomadic lifestyle of Mongolia is a captivating blend of tradition and resilience. Nomads move seasonally with their herds of sheep, goats, cattle, horses, and camels, living in portable felt tents called gers. This lifestyle fosters a deep connection to nature and resourcefulness, as families rely on livestock for food, clothing, and transportation.


2. The Naadam Festival

The Naadam Festival, celebrated annually in Mongolia from July 10 to 15, is a vibrant cultural event showcasing the country’s rich heritage through the “Three Manly Games” of wrestling, horse racing, and archery. 

Originating from the time of Genghis Khan, Naadam includes colorful parades, traditional music, dance performances, and elaborate costumes. The festival is held nationwide, with the most elaborate celebrations in the capital, Ulaanbaatar, offering visitors a unique immersion into Mongolian traditions and sportsmanship.


3. Reindeer Tribe "Tsaatan"

You will come away with a great appreciation for the remoteness and self-sufficiency of this tiny community. You can ride horseback riding to the West Taiga (South Edge of Siberia) Riding in the Taiga is exciting and challenging. 

The scenery, mountains, streams, tundra area, is spectacular. You can experience Tsaatan/reindeer herder’s everyday life and can ride a reindeer and help with any chore from milking . This uniques experience is only in Mongolia in the world.


4. The Eagle Hunters of Mongolia: A Unique Tradition

The eagle hunters of Mongolia, primarily in Bayan-Ulgii Province, practice an ancient tradition where they train golden eagles to hunt for game. Here’s a brief overview:

  • Historical Roots: Over 4,000 years old, this tradition symbolizes bravery and skill among the Kazakh people.
  • Training: Hunters capture female golden eagles from the wild and undergo years of rigorous training to build a bond and teach hunting techniques.
  • Golden Eagle Festival: Held annually in October, this festival showcases the hunters’ skills and Kazakh culture through competitions, music, dance, and traditional costumes.
  • Visiting: Travelers can visit these communities, stay with families, and participate in training sessions, gaining a deep understanding of this unique way of life.

The eagle hunters of Mongolia offer a fascinating glimpse into a centuries-old tradition that remains vibrant and respected today.