The Eastern Mongolian Steppe is one of the last untouched grassland ecosystems on Earth, stretching endlessly like a green ocean. Known as the homeland of Chinggis Khaan, this region holds profound historical, cultural, and ecological value.
On this journey, you will trace the footsteps of Chinggis Khaan across sacred mountains, lakes, and valleys mentioned in The Secret History of the Mongols. From Khukh Nuur, where he was enthroned as Khan, to Deluun Boldog in Dadal, his birthplace, every stop brings you closer to Mongolia’s ancient past.
The vast Menen Steppe, one of the largest grasslands in the world, offers breathtaking views and a sense of boundless freedom. At Buir Lake, you’ll experience birdwatching, fishing, and serene lakeside moments. The Khalkh Gol battlefield stands as a living monument to Mongolia’s role in world history, while Baldan Bereeven Monastery and Khuduu Aral connect you to Mongolia’s deep spiritual and Buddhist traditions.
This tour is not only about landscapes and history, but also about living culture. Along the way, you’ll meet local families, experience nomadic hospitality, taste traditional cuisine, and witness the resilience of steppe life.
