Ice Festival Tour ( 5day/4nights )
Of course, the highlight of our trip is meeting the Tsaatan nomads and their friendly reindeer. As one of the few remaining indigenous groups of reindeer herders, the Tsaatans are a disappearing culture.
Experience Real Frozen Winter and Be Amazed By Ice Festival on the Frozen Lake "Khuvsgul"
After the Grand Opening Ceremony, spectators can enjoy a great variety of competitions involving popular Mongolian activities such as long distance horse sledge racing, ice skating, tug of war, ice sumo wrestling, ice carving, archery and the traditional Mongolian game of shagai or knuckle bone shooting.
Discovering wild nature all along the way
Mongolia is perhaps best known for its steppes, or endless expanses of grasslands. These prairie regions are characterized by their lack of trees.
What If Doing Horse-Sledding instead of Horse Riding
We’ve partnered with local herders for access to authentic local experiences, including horse-sledding on the frozen lake.
Service included
- Shared accommodation at Ger camp
- Private English speaking guide and driver
- All meals as listed
- All entrance fee
- Horse-sledding
- Mongolian barbecue
- Letter of Invitation
- All transfers and transportation
- Bottled drinking water p.p
Service not included
- Personal expenses
- Flight Ticket
- Optional activities
- Camera fee for museum & monastery
- Travel Insurance
- Single supplement
- Tips for your driver and guide
Mongolia is one of the world’s last unspoilt destinations. It is a land of mystery, of extremes, of immeasurable space, where shamanism is still practised and people hunt with eagles. This is a land as diverse as it is dramatic, from the rugged mountains and dense forests of the north, to the lush grasslands of the central plains and the rolling desert dunes of the south. This is a land where culture, history and landscape are inextricably entwined, where nomadic herders still roam the vast steppe as they have since the time of Genghis Khan, and where the hospitality of its people is as boundless as its terrain. So the end of trip, we will be amazed by one of the greatest Adventure of Mongolian Winter. Each March, residents of Khuvsgul Lake area celebrate the Festival of Ice. The festival involves a great variety of activities and competitions, including Ice Sumo, ice sculptures, ice skating and sleigh rides, all on or by the shores of the beautiful Lake Khuvsgul. This two-day event is also a shamanist ceremony of offering and provides a fascinating insight into the Tsaatan people's way of life. For a trip with a difference!
Pax 2 -------- 645$
Pax 3 ------- 555$
Pax 4 ------ 505$
USD 505
PAX BASED PRICE
Pax 1
per person
USD 1050
Pax 2
per person
USD 645
Pax 3
per person
USD 555
Pax 4
per person
USD 505




