Eagle Hunters and Altai 5 Bogd

In Mongolia there are many small nations that are nomads and Kazakh people are one of them which they mainly live in Bayan-Ulgii region. Their culture and tradition significantly different from majority of Mongolian's and they are beautiful.

Camel caravan will come to pick up all the luggage and we follow along with them to base camp, it's located at altitude of 3050 meters above sea level.

Altai Tavan Bogd National Park is a spectacular region of towering peaks, glaciers, and pristine alpine lakes. The park is home to Mongolia's highest mountain, Khüiten Peak, which stands at 4,374 meters and Malchin peak is at 4050 meters. The name "Tavan Bogd" means "Five Saints," referring to the five majestic peaks that dominate the landscape. For people who are willing to take challenge for themselves then Malchin peak is a safe but difficult spot for hikers.

We go back to Kazakh Family before we set our journey to the next destination

Eagle hunting is more than a tradition, it is a way of life that requires exceptional skill and a deep bond between the hunter and the eagle. The training process starts when the eagle is a young chick and involves years of dedication. Eagles are used to hunt foxes, wolves, hares, and other small animals, providing fur and food for the community.

Last day with Eagle hunter's family

Domestic flight is required in this trip since there is no international flight from Bayan-Ulgii province