It’s a land of icy climate, barren steppe and desert, but Mongolia’s sky is blue for 250 days a year.
It’s the ‘Land of the Great Blue Sky’, an almost inhospitable part of the world, yet an ever-sunny homeland to the Mongolians. Their long history is marked by figures such as Genghis Khan, who built the still-standing city of Karakorum with its pale stupa and monasteries. The age-old nomadic tradition of the Mongolians lives on, and as you travel through the eerie landscapes of Gobi desert and rugged canyons, the gers along the roadside are like mushrooms sprouting on the green.
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