Explore the nomadic cultures of Mongolian eagle hunters and camel herders in breathtaking landscapes
Location
Mongolia
Cost
12 days from $7,995
Dates
Sep 15–26, 2025
Sep 29–Oct 10, 2025
Oct 12–23, 2025
Sep 13–24, 2026
Sep 27–Oct 8, 2026
Activity Level
Easy
Your Guides
Group Size
Open for Registration
Limited to 6–9 Participants
Limited to 6–9 Participants
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.
Read more about why we love traveling to Mongolia.
Highlights
- We have long-standing relationships with the people of Mongolia that transcend the photographer/subject dynamic. The people we visit are our friends, and you'll have a more meaningful cultural experience visiting Mongolia with us.
- Private photo shoots with camel herders on the dunes of the Gobi Desert and the Gobi Gurvan Saikhan National Park.
- Private photo sessions with Kazakh eagle hunters and their golden eagles on horseback in the Altai Mountains.
- Our local guides understand the unique demands of photo tours, so complex logistics in these remote locations are always taken care of.
- We visit Mongolia during the best season for photography of the Eagle Hunters and the Gobi Desert.
- Private chefs during our journey to ensure all dietary needs are met.
- We use Toyota or Lexus SUVs for more comfortable transportation.
- The Mongolian Government recognized Kevin Pepper for his contributions to tourism. His deep connection to Mongolia makes our photography tours an unparalleled journey into its culture, wildlife, and landscapes.