Mongolia Eagle Hunters and Gobi Desert Photo Workshop

Explore the nomadic cultures of Mongolian eagle hunters and camel herders in breathtaking landscapes

We have been invited into Mongolia’s nomadic communities. Your guides have long-standing relationships with the eagle hunters and camel herders, meaning you’ll have exclusive access to these fascinating communities.

We will travel to Ölgii province to meet the eagle hunters, their families, and their eagles and journey into the mountains to watch them exercise their birds.

We will also travel into the heart of the Gobi desert to meet the families of traditional Bactrian camel herders. Here, you will have a rare opportunity to photograph the camel herders and camels as they walk in the picturesque Khongor sands in southern Mongolia.

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Highlights

• Cultural immersion – Our deep, long-standing friendships with the people of Mongolia ensure a meaningful cultural experience beyond photography. You'll connect with eagle hunters, camel herders, and local communities on a personal level, making your journey unforgettable.
• Exclusive, private photo opportunities – Enjoy private photo shoots with Kazakh eagle hunters and their majestic golden eagles on horseback in the stunning Altai Mountains, as well as intimate sessions with camel herders against the breathtaking dunes of the Gobi Desert and Gobi Gurvan Saikhan National Park.
• Seamless logistics in remote locations – With expert local guides who understand photographers' needs, every detail of this challenging journey is managed—from navigating remote terrain to ensuring the best photo opportunities.
• Unmatched comfort and dining – Travel comfortably with Toyota or Lexus SUVs and indulge in meals prepared by private chefs who cater to all dietary needs, ensuring a luxurious experience even in the most remote areas.
• Led by Mongolian Experts—The Mongolian Government recognizes our company for its contributions to tourism. We lead our workshops with unparalleled expertise and a passion for Mongolia’s culture, wildlife, and landscapes.