Mongolia
Khuvsgul Lake Tours
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Things to Do in Khuvsgul Lake
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Tsaatan Reindeer Trek
Journey by horseback into the taiga to meet the Tsaatan—one of the last reindeer-herding peoples on earth. Stay in traditional ortz tents, learn how families live alongside their herds, and witness shamanic traditions preserved for centuries.
Blue Pearl Kayak Expedition
Paddle the crystal waters of one of the world's clearest lakes, exploring hidden bays and forested shorelines. With visibility reaching 24 meters, the underwater world seems to float beneath your kayak as you glide past empty beaches.
Munkh Saridag Summit Trek
Climb to the 3,491-meter peak straddling the Russian border for panoramic views across the lake and into Siberia. Trek through alpine meadows and past glacier-carved valleys in one of Mongolia's most dramatic mountain ranges.
Winter Ice Festival Adventure
Experience the frozen lake during March's Blue Pearl Ice Festival. Watch horse sleigh races on meter-thick ice, witness ice sculpture competitions, and join Tsaatan herders who descend from the taiga for traditional games and shaman ceremonies.
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