Flower Watching Tour
Michael Kohn, Lonely Planet contributor"Mongolia is an unspoiled wonder, a land where sand dunes sing, horses roam wild and nomadic herders greet strangers with open doors.
Keep your itinerary flexible and expect the unexpected".
In this trip, we will take you to one of the most popular flower-watching destinations to look for beautiful flowers in Hustai National Park. The Hustai not only attractive for flowers and it is home to takhi or Przewalski horses.
Each year, thousands of travelers from different countries visit here to see the beauties. The country is home to over 3100 species of vascular plants. This will be a gently paced tour, which will aim not only to find flowers but also to regard birds, the possibility of some fascinating mammals and historical sighting.
Our plant expert will show you the beauties hidden in this wonderful place.
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See more detailsStaff and Transport: English-speaking local guide and experienced driver will assist you.
Accommodation: Will stay in Mongolian Ger (Yurt) camp during the tour. The camp is equipped with a restaurant, shared bathroom, and shower.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner prepared by the resort camp. Vegetarians are welcome. Drinks provide 1.5 liters of mineral water per day per person. We usually have picnic lunches on the way.
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DAILY, 3 DAYS, 5 DAYS, AND 7 DAYS FLOWER-WATCHING HOLIDAYS ARE AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR DETAILS ON WHAT EXTENSIONS EITHER PRE OR POST TOUR ARE AVAILABLE FOR THIS TOUR!
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The vast territory of the country of Mongolia is rich in plant resources. It is home to more than 3120 species and subspecies of vascular plants, representing a mixture of species Altai Mountains in the west, Siberian Taiga in the north, Mongolian-Manchurian Grassland in the east, and Central Asian Desert to the south.Investigation of the flora of the country has not been comprehensive.
New species are still being found!