Trips to Mongolia

Traveling to Mongolia means entering a remote and majestic territory where infinite steppes and glaciers dominate the landscape. This program combines high-altitude mountaineering and cultural trekking in the Altai Mountains, between pristine valleys and the legendary Khuiten Peak (4,374 m), the highest summit in the country.

For fifteen days, the expedition travels through the wild Altai Tavan Bogd National Park, using tent camps as a base to explore the region. Each day, the Spanish coordinating guide plans the route based on weather and glacier conditions. Groups trek alongside the massive Potanin Glacier, the largest in Mongolia, to reach panoramic summits like Malchin Peak (4,050 m), with views stretching to the borders of Russia and China. 

The expedition atmosphere is authentic and challenging. A local team, including cooks and camel drivers, handles logistics and meals, while participants immerse themselves in the vastness of the surroundings with strong team spirit. 

In the afternoons, after the trekking or climbing sessions, you can enjoy nomadic hospitality by visiting Tuvan families, meet the legendary Kazakh eagle hunters with their golden eagles, or simply contemplate ancient petroglyphs under the eternal light of Central Asia.