The
famous Silk Road and Tea Road which passed bythe territory of
Great Mongolia since ancient times have linked nomadic with sedentary
civilization.Today‘s Mongolia is situated between Russia
and China and retains the nomadic lifestyle, ancient history and
culture of the nomads.Our special tour “Discovery of Nomadic
Lifestyle” will give you the unique opportunity to stay with
a nomadic family and experience their lifestyle.
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Mongolia
is the cradle of the Central Asian nomadic civilization and home
to an ancient history and culture. Mongolia is more well-known
to the world for its ancient empires and khaganates, such as Hunnu
(III Century B.C), Sien-pi (II century B.C), Jouan-Jouan (V Century),
V-VII Century Turkic Khaganate, VII-VIII Ouigour Khaganate, IX-X
Century Kidan, the XII century foundation of the giant Mongol
Empire by Chinggis Khan and the extension of the Empire by his
successors into the next centuries. Our historical tours cover
ancient palaces, funeral sites, deer stones, babal stones and
the graves of those Khaganates that existed on the territory of
todays Mongolia.
The
famous Silk Road and Tea Road which passed bythe territory of
Great Mongolia since ancient times have linked nomadic with sedentary
civilization.Today‘s Mongolia is situated between Russia
and China and retains the nomadic lifestyle, ancient history and
culture of the nomads.Our special tour “Discovery of Nomadic
Lifestyle” will give you the unique opportunity to stay with
a nomadic family and experience their lifestyle.
Mongolia
is the cradle of the Central Asian nomadic civilization and home
to an ancient history and culture. Mongolia is more well-known
to the world for its ancient empires and khaganates, such as Hunnu
(III Century B.C), Sien-pi (II century B.C), Jouan-Jouan (V Century),
V-VII Century Turkic Khaganate, VII-VIII Ouigour Khaganate, IX-X
Century Kidan, the XII century foundation of the giant Mongol
Empire by Chinggis Khan and the extension of the Empire by his
successors into the next centuries. Our historical tours cover
ancient palaces, funeral sites, deer stones, babal stones and
the graves of those Khaganates that existed on the territory of
todays Mongolia.