Back to the days of Kublai Khan

Wednesday, 13 Aug, 2009 0

Combining the themes of equestrian, falconry and hunting is the ambitious goal of a new off-the-beaten-track tour from Urbane Nomads.
 

The trip promises, ala Kublai Khan, a “unique, once-in-a-lifetime experience,” the company says.
 

Travelers will go on horseback through the western part of Mongolia, led by an award-winning filmmaker familiar with the area.
 

“As they move on to Northern Mongolia, on a horseback riding expedition through a land coinciding with Shambhala, they (travelers)will similarly be guided by academic researchers actively involved in the study and conservation of the Mongolian reindeer,” the site says.
 

The site adds:
 

”Traveling throughout Mongolia by private jet, they will be accompanied by a private chef, a private butler, and be accommodated in luxurious, movable private homes done up in absolute luxury and redefining standards of luxury in remote places.”
 

Costs for the trip starts from USD$2 million.
 

by David Wilkening

 



 

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