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TREKKING AROUND MONGOLIA
Imagine a land without fences. A land where the vastness of the rolling steppes and their multi coloured green patchwork stretches for miles and miles in front of you. A land where the little dot on the landscape is a man and his horse. A land where the sun sets at 10pm, in the most vivid, vibrant colours; the sky on fire in a fury of orange and red, set against the wispy cloud. Where you can reach out and touch the canopy of glorious, glowing stars. More stars than you can ever dream about. The air is fresh and pure; the water is clean and cold; and you can see for further that you’ve ever been able to see before. Imagine Mongolia.
Mongolia has always had a romantic and chequered history. By 1280 ad Genghis Khan had conquered every village from Moscow to Arabia; and Karakorum (the ancient Mongolian capital) to Hong Kong. When the Em
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We had a wonderful, adventure but save tour organised by Trekking Mongolia. We were please to see that the guides were professional staff with an excellent knowledge of the English language and extremely friendly and helpful. We simply had a great time.
We never realized before the visit that Mongolia was such a great and beautiful place.All the people were so friendly and helpful that I can explain.They helped us in every possible way and the guides where just awesome as their English was fast and good to understand.I would definitely like to make another visit to Mongolia in the nest year or so.