MONGOLIA'S TWIN PEAKS

17 days at GBP2,599 including flights

Tripcode: TRM

Our Clients’ Reviews

Anthony Wells

MONGOLIA'S TWIN PEAKS

Written September 2008

Slightly concerned beforehand about the degree of difficulty being recently retired and not having trekked previously. Happily we had no problems thanks to the sensible pace of our guide Naransukh.

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Leslie Nanson

MONGOLIA'S TWIN PEAKS

Written September 2008

For me, this trip didn't just surpass all of the expectations that I had, it simply blew them away. Western Mongolia is a very special place of vast open spaces, unspoilt beauty and inhabited by an amazing people whose friendliness and kindness is so unusual today. Ours was also a great group so thanks to all of them who also made this trip so special.

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David Derbyshire

MONGOLIA'S TWIN PEAKS

Written July 2008

Mongolia is a vast country with little natural resources. It is not just flat land, there is a large mountainous region. As the population is so small with so little industry. The sky's are absolutely crystal clear at night I cannot put into words the beauty of the shooting stars and the night sky. That is really one of the things you have to see to appreciate. The cities and towns, please expect very little and you will not be dissapointed. Once into the country itself. I am sure you wil be absolutey charmed by the people, the sheer vastness of the countryside, its beauty and the whole experience.

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Rowan Malcolm

MONGOLIA'S TWIN PEAKS

Written July 2008

Found this holiday to be a life-changing experience. Mongolia is uniquely unspoilt and the people are cultured, dignified, skilful and have a great reverence for their environment. It was also a lot of fun!

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Richard Waller

Tremendous experience

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
The opportunity to meet the local herders during the course of the trek. Found these interactions truly life-altering and was struck by the "culture clash" of 15 western European trekkers crowding into a traditional Mongolian ger. On the one hand found their way of life so different to mine that it was difficult to comprehend what their life is like, but on the other hand, was struck by our common humanity. Certainly couldn't have been more hospitable and it was great to exchange gifts with them.

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