Eastern Steppe Wildlife — 6 Days

Far in the east of Mongolia, the Dornod steppe rolls out as one of the largest intact grasslands left on Earth — an ocean of grass under an enormous sky, where the horizon seems to curve away on every side. This six-day journey takes you into a region few travellers ever reach, far from the well-trodden Gobi and Khövsgöl routes.

The highlight is the Mongol gazelle, whose herds still move across these plains in numbers that recall the great migrations of the past. We also explore the Mongol Daguur wetlands, a network of lakes and marshes that draws cranes, storks and countless migratory birds. Between wildlife outings you will share the rhythm of life with local herding families and feel the deep quiet of the open country.

This is an information-only itinerary designed around inquiry rather than online booking. Distances are wide and roads are mostly open tracks, so we travel at a calm pace, allowing time to stop, watch and absorb a landscape that rewards patience.