Mongolia holiday with eagle hunters

Planet

CARBON REDUCTION
This trip promotes eco-friendly travel by minimizing the use of internal flights and maximizing ground-based tours. The majority of travel within Mongolia is done using private and shared local transport, reducing CO2 emissions per traveler. The itinerary includes multiple opportunities for human-powered transport, such as hiking and horseback riding through the stunning landscapes of Terelj National Park and Bayan-Ulgii, which spans several days and minimizes carbon emissions.

Throughout the journey, we encourage eco-friendly practices, such as minimizing plastic waste and using sustainable products.

Horseback riding, an essential part of the tour, relies on traditional, eco-friendly, human-powered transport, allowing you to explore Mongolia’s beautiful terrain while preserving its environment.

ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE
This tour supports the conservation of Mongolia's national parks and natural landscapes, including Terelj National Park and Tsambagarav Mountain National Park. By visiting these areas, the trip not only raises awareness about the need for their preservation but also includes entrance fees that contribute to the maintenance of these important ecosystems.

Our expert local guides are well-versed in Mongolia's diverse flora and fauna, offering travelers educational insights into the country's unique biodiversity. The eagle hunting experiences also help preserve an ancient tradition that highlights the harmonious relationship between humans and wildlife.

People

LOCAL ECONOMY
Local Ownership: This tour emphasizes the importance of supporting local, family-run businesses. Accommodations such as the nomadic homestays and Kazakh ger camps are owned and operated by local families, helping sustain their traditional way of life while fostering tourism in a responsible and respectful manner.

Economic Support: Visits to cultural landmarks, nomadic families, and eagle hunters in Western Mongolia provide essential financial support to these communities. Through direct interactions and fair compensation for services, travelers help strengthen the local economy.

Employment Opportunities: By staying in local guesthouses and dining at traditional family-run establishments, the trip provides employment opportunities for the local population, supporting income generation for rural and often marginalized communities.

EMPLOYMENT, INCLUSIVITY, AND DIVERSITY
Diversity: This journey enriches travelers' experiences by promoting diverse local employment opportunities. Through interactions with Mongolian nomads, Kazakh eagle hunters, and traditional artisans, the tour fosters an inclusive atmosphere where local customs and heritage are respected and preserved.

Cultural Inclusivity: The trip celebrates Mongolia's multiculturalism, particularly in the province of Bayan-Ulgii, where Kazakh traditions are intertwined with Mongolian culture.

Economic Sustainability: By emphasizing the importance of supporting local businesses and traditions, this trip ensures a positive impact on the local economy, reinforcing sustainable tourism that benefits both travelers and the communities they visit.