and located in the northernmost province with 36km wide, 262m deep and 136km long. The highlight of the area is the ethnic reindeers' herders called Tsaatan. This ethnic groups of Turkic origin related to the Tuvans are the most exotic and mystical people with small numbers, inhabit in the amazing beautiful taigas. Tsaatan people worship "the Eternal Blue Sky and Mother Earth" and retained an ancient, unusual culture based on shamanistic rituals and forest-based reindeer-herding.
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Gobi & Khuvsgul Lake
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Khuvsgul Lake is the princess of Northern Mongolia known as "Blue Pearl of Asia" among Mongolians. This lake is sacred to all Mongols and water is incredibly crystal clean
and located in the northernmost province with 36km wide, 262m deep and 136km long. The highlight of the area is the ethnic reindeers' herders called Tsaatan. This ethnic groups of Turkic origin related to the Tuvans are the most exotic and mystical people with small numbers, inhabit in the amazing beautiful taigas. Tsaatan people worship "the Eternal Blue Sky and Mother Earth" and retained an ancient, unusual culture based on shamanistic rituals and forest-based reindeer-herding.
Type:
Classic tours
Destination:
Khuvsgul, South Gobi, Tuv and Uvurkhangai
Highlights:
Khuvsgul lake, Flamming Cliffs, Yol Valley, ancient capital Kharkhorin, Erdenezuu Monastery and Bogd National Park
Lengths:
13 nights/14 days
Adventure level:
Moderate
Total driving km:
1100 km
Transportation:
fly-drive (mini van and bus)
Season:
May 15 – September 15
and located in the northernmost province with 36km wide, 262m deep and 136km long. The highlight of the area is the ethnic reindeers' herders called Tsaatan. This ethnic groups of Turkic origin related to the Tuvans are the most exotic and mystical people with small numbers, inhabit in the amazing beautiful taigas. Tsaatan people worship "the Eternal Blue Sky and Mother Earth" and retained an ancient, unusual culture based on shamanistic rituals and forest-based reindeer-herding.