The Altai Mountains rise where Mongolia meets Russia and China — sharp ridges, wide valleys, silent glaciers, and lakes that mirror the sky. This journey begins among alpine waters and leads deep into one of the wildest corners of Central Asia, where snow peaks glow at sunrise and ancient trails still guide nomads across the land.
Over days of trekking, you walk beside glacial rivers, through flower-filled meadows, across icy gorges, and past stone burial mounds left by forgotten tribes. Camels carry your gear as you move lightly through the landscape, reaching the foot of the mighty Tavan Bogd range and climbing Malchin Peak at 4,051 meters for sweeping views of the Potanin Glacier and distant summits. Along the way, you meet Kazakh eagle hunters and Tuvan families, share milk tea, and step into traditions unchanged for generations.
Nights are spent in remote camps beneath vast mountain skies and beside crystal-clear lakes rich with ancient petroglyphs. With experienced guides, local support, and a route shaped by both nature and culture, this trek offers real immersion into Mongolia’s high-altitude wilderness. Join the journey and walk through a world where mountains rule, history whispers from stone, and every horizon feels endless!
2 pax: 2,695 USD
3 pax: 2,510 USD
4-5 pax: 2,280 USD
6-9 pax: 2,060 USD
10-12 pax: 1,900 USD
