Begin your trek from the Stepperiders camp and ride to the beautiful Tuul River Valley, home to one of Mongolia's longest rivers. As you travel across the open steppe, you'll bond with your horse and enjoy your first exhilarating gallop. In the evening, camp by the peaceful Tuul River, where your guide will prepare a delicious meal for you to enjoy under the stars—a perfect start to your adventure!

Start your morning riding along the scenic Tuul River, watching birds, grazing livestock, and the ever-changing landscapes from horseback. When the terrain is right, you’ll trot and gallop, enjoying the thrill with your horse. The steppe will surprise you with its variety—from wide open grasslands to tree-lined riverbanks.

In the afternoon, visit a nomadic family living in the Bayansongint Valley, part of the Hustai National Park. Experience their way of life, sample traditional foods, and meet their animals. Feeling adventurous? Try milking a yak!

In the evening, head to a peaceful campsite by the riverbank. Relax with a refreshing swim, all under the curious gaze of your horses. It’s a day full of discovery and fun!

Today, your guide will take you on an exciting exploration of Hustai National Park, home to the famous Mongolian wild horses, also known as Takhi, named after the Russian explorer Przewalski. These rare horses roam freely in the park, and you’ll have the chance to observe their fascinating social behavior. Along the way, keep an eye out for red deer and other wildlife.

Since domesticated horses are not allowed in the park, you’ll travel there by vehicle. Once inside, enjoy short hikes to get closer to the wild horses and learn about their way of life. After the park visit, return to your horses, and if time allows, take a relaxing ride through the beautiful landscape to end the day.

tart your morning riding along the scenic Tuul River, watching birds, grazing livestock, and the ever-changing landscapes from horseback. When the terrain is right, you’ll trot and gallop, enjoying the thrill with your horse. The steppe will surprise you with its variety—from wide open grasslands to tree-lined riverbanks.

In the afternoon, visit a nomadic family living in the Bayansongint Valley, part of the Hustai National Park. Experience their way of life, sample traditional foods, and meet their animals. Feeling adventurous? Try milking a yak!

In the evening, head to a peaceful campsite by the riverbank. Relax with a refreshing swim, all under the curious gaze of your horses. It’s a day full of discovery and fun!

On your last day, continue riding through a stunning valley and mountains, soaking in the beauty of the landscape and enjoying the bond you’ve formed with your faithful horse. In the afternoon, you’ll arrive at Stepperider’s camp and have a delicious lunch. Then say goodbye to your amazing horses and the crew who made this adventure unforgettable.

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