This article describes brief adventure seekers who were recently spent over a month driving around Mongolia and their first impression about this beautiful country as well as describes about overlanding.

This article describes Catherine and Tom, two New Zealanders who travelled the Altai Mountains of Mongolia and the adventures that occurred to them during their trip. "On our way to Mongolia, somewhere in the Pacific, I felt my first note of longing for my homeland, but in the end our tour of the Altai was a bit like home. You did not expect this: New Zealand is far from this endless land of heavy winter and a nomadic lifestyle that stretches back thousands of years. Perhaps, only because the Kazakh-Mongolian peoples are indeed the most hospitable people. Whatever it was, while in the Altai, I didn’t feel homesick once"- says Catherine.

The Mongolian nomadic way of life, particularly out in the rural west, is to adapt to the land, rather than change the land to your own benefit. As a result, the land is really beautiful and untouched.

If you are planning to do a long camping trip or you are planning to see more rural, nomadic and interesting areas around Mongolia, then this car is the right choice.

This short article is about the Western part of Mongolia, where we had an amazing 9 days trip guided by local team.

The most western corner of Mongolia: Bayan-Ulgii province. Most of the populations are the Kazakhs, known as Nomadic Eagle Hunters of Mongolia.

Once you are in Mongolia then you must do horse trekking. Mongolians say: "Nations are born on horseback."

If you are tired of standard tourism and seek for an adventure somewhere in the wild nature then you need to visit Mongolia, to be more exact, the Altai Mountains – located in the West of Mongolia.

"Conquering the world on horseback is easy; it is dismounting and governing that is hard"- Chinggis Khan