Mongolia Winter expedition: Meet the reindeer herders of the Taiga and visit the frozen Khuvsgul lake

Have you ever dreamed of exploring one of the coldest and most magical corners of Asia? Join me on a 8-day winter expedition through Northern Mongolia, where frozen lakes shine like glass, nomadic herders welcome us into their gers, and the silence of the steppe is broken only by the breath of our horses. Starting from Ulaanbaatar, we’ll visit the iconic Genghis Khan statue and the Terelj National Park before taking the train north to the remote provinces of Khuvsgul and Renchinlumbe. We’ll spend unforgettable days with the Tsaatan reindeer herders, one of the last remaining nomadic tribes living in the taiga, and experience life in the frozen wilderness. From dog sledding to horse-drawn sleigh rides, from the stunning Khuvsgul Lake (known as the “Blue Pearl of Mongolia”) to the traditional ger camps, this journey is for true adventurers who love culture, nature, and authentic encounters far from mass tourism. Group size is limited – small team, big adventure. Are you ready to live the Mongolian winter with me? HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TOUR - Visiting the remote village of Renchinlumbe and staying in cozy lodge. - Interacting with Tsaatan reindeer herders and learning about their nomadic lifestyle. - Exploring Khuvsgul Lake, known as the "Blue Pearl of Mongolia," in its frozen glory. - Explore Terelj NP and visit Chingis Khaan statue