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Mongolia Eagle Hunter Adventure (Kazakh)

Starting from 15,120 SAR 16,800 SAR
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Mongolia Eagle Hunter Adventure (Kazakh)

Starting from 15,120 SAR 16,800 SAR

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Duration

10 Days

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Group size

8 - 12

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Minimum

16+

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Fitness level

Intermediate

Overview

Embark on an unforgettable journey across Mongolia’s vast steppes and the wild Altai Mountains. Experience nomadic life with local herders, ride horses across endless plains, and explore pristine lakes, rugged valleys, and towering peaks. Witness the ancient art of eagle hunting, immerse yourself in vibrant traditions, and capture the breathtaking landscapes and rich culture of one of the world’s last nomadic civilizations. Adventure, heritage, and memories that will last a lifetime await.

Highlights

  • Camping
  • Eagle hunting
  • Cultural activities

Included

  • tick-circle Transportation from and to the airport.
  • tick-circle Domestic flight tickets.
  • tick-circle Accommodation.
  • tick-circle Selected meals
  • tick-circle Professional team.

Not Included

  • tick-circle International flight tickets
  • tick-circle Equipment and clothes.
  • tick-circle Personal purchases (soft drinks, chocolate, etc)

Your Tour Guides

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Hussein Fuad

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Day 1

Arrival in Ulaanbaatar

Day 2

Flight to Olgii

Day 3

Khoton Khurgan Lake

Day 4

Baga Turgen Waterfall Trek

Day 5

Day with Eagle Hunter Family in Sagsai

Day 6

Hunting practice

Day 7

Tolbo Lake & Tsambagarav Mountain

Day 8

Olgii City Tour

Day 9

Flight to Ulaanbaatar

Day 10

Going Home

Arrive in Ulaanbaatar, check in to your hotel, and relax after the long flight. Take some time to rest and prepare for your early departure the next morning to begin your journey into Kazakh culture.

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Take an early-morning flight to Ölgii. Upon arrival, set off directly toward the Altai Tavan Bogd Mountains. Enjoy a scenic drive through dramatic landscapes of rugged mountains and wide, open valleys.

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Enjoy moderate day hikes through the foothills of the Altai Mountains, surrounded by glaciers and alpine meadows. You may also visit vibrant wildflower fields and stunning scenic spots—perfect opportunities for photography.

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Visit remarkable petroglyph sites, including ancient deer stones and Khirigsuur burial mounds scattered throughout the region. Explore nearby villages, meet Kazakh herders, and discover traditional local crafts. Enjoy a day filled with history, culture, and stunning natural beauty.

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Travel to visit a Kazakh nomadic family renowned for their tradition of eagle hunting. Meet the family, learn about their majestic eagle, and explore the history, care, grooming, and training involved in this ancient practice. Experience an authentic demonstration, including the release and recall of the eagle—and, if conditions allow, observe a small hunt.

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Begin the day with an early-morning eagle hunting experience (subject to local permissions, habitat, and prey availability). In the afternoon, return to Ölgii and unwind at a comfortable hotel, resting and reflecting on the adventures of the past few days.

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After breakfast, drive toward Tolbo Lake, with a brief stop for a picnic lunch along the way. Continue the journey toward the Tsambagarav Mountains, known for their striking glaciers. Enjoy short hikes at the foothills, taking in the dramatic mountain scenery and pristine natural surroundings.

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This is our city day, a perfect opportunity to explore the vibrant town of Ölgii. We will visit its bustling main market, browse local shops, and explore the Ethnographic Museum to gain insight into Kazakh traditions, clothing, musical instruments, and the fascinating history of eagle hunting. You’ll also have the chance to shop for authentic souvenirs, including handmade felt rugs, intricately embroidered bags, and other traditional Kazakh crafts. This is a relaxed, flexible day, ideal for wandering at your own pace, sampling local cuisine, and soaking in the unique culture of Ölgii.

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It’s time to say goodbye to Western Mongolia and fly back to Ulaanbaatar. Upon arrival, you will check back into your hotel. The rest of the day is flexible—you can relax, explore the city center on foot, or enjoy a nice dinner. Compared to the peaceful quiet of the Altai Mountains, the city feels lively, vibrant, and full of energy.

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On your final day, to ensure you catch your early 7 am flight back home, you'll begin preparations as early as 2:30 am, heading to the airport. Reflecting on cherished memories made throughout your journey, you'll carry them with you as you bid farewell to this unforgettable adventure.

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Travel Requirement

  • Mongolia entry visa
  • Duffel bag is required. Please ensure that the total weight does not exceed 15kg.
  • Participate in communal tasks like cooking and cleaning to foster group cooperation and camaraderie

Weather

38°C to 10°C

Currency and Payment

Have local currency (Mongolian Tugrik) on hand for transactions, especially in rural areas where credit cards may not be widely accepted. ATMs may be scarce outside major towns, so plan accordingly.

Entry Visa

Saudi citizens need a visa to enter Mongolia. You can apply for an e-visa online through https://www.evisa.mn/en . It takes 3 working days to processed. And valid for 100 days and cost around 50$.

Tips

Tipping in Mongolia is not as common or expected as it is in some other countries. Here are a few general guidelines:

- Restaurants and Cafes: Tipping is not expected, but if you receive exceptional service, leaving a small amount (around 5-10% of the bill) is appreciated.

- Hotels: Bellboys and housekeeping staff do not generally expect tips, but you can give them a small amount if you feel they have provided excellent service.

- Tour Guides and Drivers: It's more customary to tip tour guides and drivers if they have provided a good service. A reasonable tip would be around $5-10 per day for guides and $3-5 per day for drivers.

- Taxis:Tipping taxi drivers is not customary, but rounding up the fare to the nearest 100 or 500 MNT is a nice gesture.

Overall, tipping in Mongolia is more about showing appreciation for good service rather than an obligation.

Adaptation During Travel

Remember, adaptation in travel means adjusting to new environments, cultures, and situations. Embracing these changes will enhance your experience and help you fully enjoy your destination.

Important information

- The schedule may change due to circumstances beyond our control.
- This trip requires a minimum number of participants to operate. We strongly recommend waiting for our confirmation before booking your flights.
- Hotel check-in begins at 16:00. Early arrivals can leave their luggage at the hotel and start exploring until check-in time.

Available Date(s)

July 31, 2026 to August 9, 2026

0 SAR / per-person - (8) Seat available
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Why Pangaea?

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plus minus What are the required tools?

  • - Weather appropriate clothing (layers for varying temperatures)
  • - Sturdy hiking boots or shoes
  • - Insect repellent
  • - Sunscreen and sun protection (hat, sunglasses)
  • - Personal medications and first aid kit
  • - Travel-sized toiletries and hygiene products
  • - Reusable water bottle
  • - Daypack or small backpack
  • - Duffel bag for 3 nights stay
  • - Swim clothes
  • - Portable charger/power bank
  • - Travel adapter Type C and E
  • - Camera or smartphone for capturing memories
  • - Portable flashlight or headlamp
  • - Wet wipes or hand sanitizer
  • - Lightweight, quick-dry towel
  • - Flip-flops or sandals for comfort
  • - Lightweight, compact rain jacket or poncho
  • - Personal entertainment (books, music player, etc.) for downtime

plus minus What are the health and safety procedures followed on the trip?

Small first aid bag, trip leader will have an integrated bag but to reserve/you should tell us if you have any health problems.