Mongolia is one of the last places on Earth, with vast expanses of untouched land and little to no evidence of human influence. For centuries, traditional local herders have been following their domestic animals in search of good pastureland, moving from place to place based on changing seasons and rainfall. Similar to people, most of the wildlife pursue a similar nomadic lifestyle, roaming a territory the size of Alaska without any discernable migratory patterns. The eastern steppes of Mongolia, known as Dornod, are vast grasslands seven times the size of Serengeti.

They are inhabited by Mongolian white-tailed gazelles, the largest hoofed-mammal population outside the African continent. The best way of exploring this large, open landscape is to travel overland. Join us on this exceptional adventure through the Mongolian steppe, passing through the land of ancient volcanoes and entering the mystic Gobi Desert, stopping by old monastery ruins and present-day places of worship for local peoples.