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What to expect
Mongolia is a paradise for hiking and trekking, offering a wide range of trails and landscapes, from the Gobi Sand Dunes to the Altai Mountains and the Khangai Mountain range. The country's vast steppe valleys, covered with colorful flowers, and its impressive mountain regions, with peaks above 4000 meters, make it an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Visitors can choose to hike on foot or on horseback, and some trails offer the option to combine hiking with horse or camel trekking. The best time to visit Mongolia for hiking and trekking depends on the season, with spring and summer being the most popular times. The climate can be unpredictable, with sudden changes in weather, so preparation is key. Families can enjoy hiking and trekking in Mongolia, with many trails suitable for beginners and experienced hikers alike. The country's unique culture and traditional nomadic way of life add to the appeal of a hiking and trekking trip in Mongolia
Plan your family visit to the Hiking with these blog insights 👇
In the meadows of Mongolia (Gorkhi-Terelj Park)
Activities: We enjoyed walks around the camp, both short and long, along the river or through the prairies. We saw thousands of edelweiss flowers and other wildflowers. We also participated in activities like badminton, archery, and playing games in the communal yurt
Highlights: The children especially loved the wildflowers and the wide open spaces. We had fun playing games and trying out the archery. "In the middle of July, the Mongolian prairies are full of edelweiss: not ten, not a hundred, thousands of edelweiss!" ✨