Hustai National Park

Nestled in one of the last frontiers, the HS Khaan Resort is a first-class cottage experience in Mongolia, a country typically only providing “Ger”-style tents for travelers. Guests will feel at one with nature as they sleep with an incredible view of the open prairie. The individual cottages are quaint and luxurious, while still maintaining a one-of-a-kind environment. The spacious suites are far from rustic and provide guests with all the desired comforts during their Mongolian adventure, including fantastic views of the majestic Himalayas and vivid blue sky above. Inside the rooms, guests will find a lavatory, western toilet, audio components, refrigerators, showers, bathroom, electric pot, safe box and a bar counter. There is USB Internet available for guest-use. Situated across a vast site nearby the location of the famous Naadam Festival, this is an idyllic spot for exploring the natural beauty of the area. There are seasonal wild birds migrating across the picturesque Himalayan Mountain Range every year. The open plains are perfect for taking a hike into the unending vibrant green grass. The remote location creates an uninterrupted blanket of bright stars over the prairie every night. There is also private transfer from anywhere in Ulaanbaatar City available. This is a far stretch from roughing it in the more traditional “Ger”-style Mongolian tents.

 

Hustai National Park is located approximately 2 hours from the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar. The park is celebrated for its stunning landscape and the wild roaming Przewalski horse population, as well as other wildlife. Hustai National Park has a simple ger camp situated in its rolling hills; there are also other hotels, camps and hostels outside the park.

The ger camp features basic amenities including a shower and toilet block with clean hot and cold running water, a restaurant serving western-style and Mongolian meals, an information center, a souvenir shop and a meeting room. Local cuisine in this area incorporates airag (fermented horse milk), Mongolian tea, yogurt, fried and steamed dumplings and fried mutton. In the park there is also a basic lodge with a collection of small wooden huts located in a naturally rich valley with plenty of flora and fauna, a great place for wildlife enthusiasts.

If you wish to stay in more refined accommodation, Remote Lands can arrange for a luxury ger camp to be set up for your trip.