Khustai National Park Daily Tour
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The Khustai National Park (HNP) of Mongolia is a world famous place for its successful reintroduction of the Przewalski horses. In additon to these wild horses roaming freely in their land of origin again, the park and its surrounding area have much more to offer to the lovers of the nature located in the heartlands of Asia.
Thanks to international effort and Dutch Government, several takhis were re-introduced to Mongolian steppe in 90s and its number has increased up to several hundred at present. The park has become one of the most visited attractions for foreign tourists and guests. Small, grassy hills make the area calm and relaxing and it's perfect for hiking. You'll be enjoyed by the natural scenery of the park spotting the wild horses grazing on the hills.
Thanks to international effort and Dutch Government, several takhis were re-introduced to Mongolian steppe in 90s and its number has increased up to several hundred at present. The park has become one of the most visited attractions for foreign tourists and guests. Small, grassy hills make the area calm and relaxing and it's perfect for hiking. You'll be enjoyed by the natural scenery of the park spotting the wild horses grazing on the hills.
- Duration: 9 hour(s)
- Location: Khustai National Park
- Pick up from your location in Ulaanbaatar
- Drive to Khustai National Park (95km, paved road).
- Welcome by the camp guide.
- Visit the park information centre.
- Hike and have a lunch at the camp restaurant.
- Drive and view Przewalski wild horses in Khustai Mountain. Hike around the hills.
- Drive back to Ulaanbaatar City.
- Drive to Khustai National Park (95km, paved road).
- Welcome by the camp guide.
- Visit the park information centre.
- Hike and have a lunch at the camp restaurant.
- Drive and view Przewalski wild horses in Khustai Mountain. Hike around the hills.
- Drive back to Ulaanbaatar City.
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