Stretching across the Eurasian Steppes, Hustai National Park provides school groups with some of the most incredible panoramas found in Mongolia, in addition to unforgettable wildlife encounters.
Most notable for its population of Przewalski’s horses - the only true wild horse - Hustai National Park is also famed for its conservation and protection of ecosystems, highly successful reintroduction programmes, and of course its flourishing wildlife. With over 40 different mammals, more than 450 different plants, and in excess of 200 bird species (including some endemic discoveries), there is plenty to see. This is an amazing location for students to visit and explore to gain a deeper knowledge of conservation, scientific study, ecotourism and geography.
Mongolia
Follow in the footsteps of Genghis Khan and explore a region rarely seen. Mongolia offers mountain treks, community projects, rare wildlife, and the chance to experience a highly unique national culture.
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