Apart from the
nomadic culture, Mongolia is known for endless horizons and fantastic
landscapes waiting to be explored. Horse riding is one of the activities that
should be part of your itinerary when you visit Mongolia. An adventure or
cultural visit to Mongolia is incomplete with the experience of riding its
unique horses, which are known for their shorter stature yet robust and sturdy
build. They look like ponies when compared to European horses, but don’t be
fooled—they are very strong, with an amazing stamina that places them among the
world's best horse breeds.
Mongolia is
considered a must-visit place for avid horse riders. There are Mongolia tour
operators that can arrange horse treks
and horseback riding tours across the mountains, valleys, and steppes.
Horse riding provides an alternative and one of a kind way to discover
Mongolia, and it can make your trip more memorable and exciting.
The equipment used
for Mongolian horse riding is considered special as it is inspired by
traditional design and are reflective of the nomadic tradition, and heritage.
Nomads are notably excellent riders themselves, and they start riding horse as
early as childhood, even before they learn how to walk. They partake in horse
racing festivals too, such as the Burentogtoh Horse Festival.
The best Mongolia
tour operators can arrange an eight-day horse trek through various landscapes
like shorelines, forested hills, open valleys, and inlands. Visits to local
nomadic families, soaking in Bulnai's thermal springs, and camping are part of
the experience. Day trips to Terelj National Park can include either an hour or
two of horse riding. An adventure group tour like the Tsambagarav Trek has an
option where you can have seven days of riding in the itinerary. A good
Mongolia tour operator can arrange custom horse riding tours, too.
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