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 Mongolia
is a dream destination for any sophisticated hunter offering
a number of fascinating games including three different
species of magnificent Argali Sheep, two ibexes, gazelles,
Siberian elk, roe deer, brown bear, wild boar etc. It is
an exciting but challenging experience to hunt any of these
species either in the high Altai Mountains or rocky ridges
of Gobi desert, endless plains of the east or deep forests
in the north. Professionalism and expertise of Look Mongolia
Tours and Expeditions make your hunting experience in Mongolia
an unforgettable one. Our guides, drivers and camp staff
always do their best to help you harvest best available
trophies whilst maintaining the highest standard of service.
Mongolia is a land of vast biodiversity which covers almost
all of the 104 live zones known in the world. In Mongolia
one can find almost every type of habitat imaginable: from
the Great Gobi desert and dry steppes of vast grassland
to northern taiga forests surrounding deep fresh water lakes
and rivers and snow capped mountains of the Altai range.
Mongolia is blessed with an abundance of life forms - 140
species of mammals, 390 species of birds, 20 species of
reptiles, 20 species of amphibians, 76 species of fish and
more - that complete the beauty of its fascinating landscapes.
Mongolian tradition of hunting goes back to stone-age and
all those ancient cultures have been accumulated for centuries
are still very much alive. Over 52 species of mammals, 50
species of fish, 90 species of birds provide the big games
of hunting in Mongolia.
Our sophisticated website hunt-mongolia.com will give detailed
information on hunting in Mongolia from general introduction
to the country, hunting regions to various games of Mongolia.
Please take your time to browse our informative website
as preparation for your next hunting trip. Experience Mongolia's
unique outdoor heritage and discover the stunning beauty
of the untouched land of our country with us.
Sincerely,
Battulga Tumurdash
President and CEO
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