Journey to a region of Mongolia renowned for its astounding natural scenery and expansive wide open spaces, as part of a trip which we believe has never before been offered by tour operators. Four of Mongolia’s national parks are located in Central Mongolia’s Arkhangai Province, the province we will be riding through. An abundance of thick forests, extensive meadows and wide rivers are all found in Arkhangai province.  Central Mongolia includes a magnificent volcanic region. We will visit several extinct volcanoes and volcanic lakes. The spectacular Khangai Mountains, located in Central Mongolia, constitute the country’s largest mountain range (800km x 200km).

Only hours by high speed ferry from Hong Kong is this spectacular UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site.

A scheduled week-end group departure is available for Friday, 9 December, 2011.

The scheduled departure is being led by historian and academic, Ms. Selia Tan, the lady who was behind the site gaining World Heritage status. 

Are you ready for a new scuba experience? This is an exciting opportunity for those who think they have “been there and done that”. 

The Polar Regions offer a unique underwater world that few have seen; where ice walls sparkle, beautiful sea stars shine and kelp forests and rainbow hued sponge beds are to be explored.