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 Let's disconnect from the stressful world

and come discover the serenity and tranquillity

of living that Mongolia naturally offers all its visitors.

Come taste a feeling of freedom you won't find anywhere else,

a human sharing of laughter and joy,

with a team happy to accompany you !!!

 ✓ From June 25 to July 9, 2026
✓ From July 12 to July 26, 2026

In  this trip you'll receive the knowledge and skills at first hand by  shaman Batu and two other present shamans. You'll have the opportunity  to emerge yourself in Mongolian land with unique energies. It will be a  shamanic journey to discover your true self and your place in  traditional shamanism.

Did you know…

 TRUE MONGOLIAN HISTORY

O.T. Molchanova studied 5,400 geographical names in the Altai Republic and found that 423 were of Mongolian origin.
Also, 7 percent or 140 of the 2,000 names in the Kazakh part of the Altai Mountains are Mongolian words.
The governments of Russia, China, and Kazakhstan continue to change the historical names of Mongolian lands.
This  is not just a matter of changing the names of mountains and bodies of  water. This is theft, an attempt to change the true history to their own  advantage.

The Worlds largest turtle mountain..
Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, Mongolia

Just  a short drive northeast of Ulaanbaatar lies Gorkhi-Terelj National  Park, one of Mongolia’s most accessible and breathtaking natural  destinations. Known for its dramatic granite rock formations, rolling  green valleys, and winding rivers, Terelj offers a peaceful escape into  the raw beauty of the Mongolian landscape.

One  of the park’s most famous landmarks is Turtle Rock, a massive granite  formation shaped like a turtle. Nearby, visitors can explore the serene  Aryabal Meditation Temple, perched on a hillside overlooking the valley.  The temple’s quiet pathways and panoramic views make it a place for  reflection and calm.

Terelj  is also a gateway to traditional Mongolian culture. Visitors can stay  in ger camps, ride horses across open steppe, hike forested trails, or  experience nomadic hospitality. In every season—whether lush and green  in summer or snow-covered in winter—Terelj captures the spirit of  Mongolia’s wild and spiritual landscape.

Peaceful yet powerful, Terelj remains a place where nature, culture, and tranquility meet.

Tyhe  Turtle ( Alag melkhii) game aims to increase children's knowledge of  ancient Mongolians. Through the structure of a turtle, this game helps  children understand the structure and interrelationships of all life, as  well as the properties of the elements of air, water, fire, and earth  in a simple way

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