Hustai National Park
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National park
Nature & Parks
Nature & Wildlife Areas
Why you should go
- Witnessing the last remaining wild Przewalski horses in Mongolia
- Spotting diverse wildlife including Mongolian gazelle, red deer, marmots, and eagles
- Experiencing traditional ger accommodations with modern amenities
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We did this park in February, the only peoples who started in camp and it was amazing!
Park it's covered in snow but we managed to see wild horses, rain deers and sure stuck in the snow🤣 berl ready dig down and have good time for adventure!
This park is so near Ulaanbaatar, so easy to arrive and to see. The “wild horses “ are the “ kings “ of the park. Very beautiful!
Its best known as the home of the Przewalski’s horse(clained to be the only wild horse surviving nowadays) , the park offers a rare chance to see these once-extinct wild horses roaming freely, but its hard to spot them, so you need a bit of patient and luck in order to see them.
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Know before you go
- Visit during July to catch the new horse show that started on July 1st
- Ensure you have a vehicle to drive through the large park comfortably
- Stay overnight in a ger for an authentic experience; some may have electrical heaters for warmth during cold nights
- Try local food at the visitor center which is described as tasty and homey
Reviews
Hustai National Park, located about 2 hours away from Ulaanbaatar, offers a unique experience to witness the last of the wild Przewalski horses in Mongolia. Visitors can drive through the park and spot various wildlife such as Mongolian gazelle, red deer, marmots, and eagles. The park provides comfortable accommodations in traditional gers with amenities like electrical heaters and tasty meals at the visitor center. Tourists also enjoy cultural experiences like staying with nomadic families and witnessing horse shows. Overall, Hustai National Park is praised for its beautiful nature, diverse wildlife sightings, and immersive cultural encounters.Review score
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We did this park in February, the only peoples who started in camp and it was amazing!
Park it's covered in snow but we managed to see wild horses, rain deers and sure stuck in the snow🤣 berl ready dig down and have good time for adventure!
This park is so near Ulaanbaatar, so easy to arrive and to see. The “wild horses “ are the “ kings “ of the park. Very beautiful!
Its best known as the home of the Przewalski’s horse(clained to be the only wild horse surviving nowadays) , the park offers a rare chance to see these once-extinct wild horses roaming freely, but its hard to spot them, so you need a bit of patient and luck in order to see them.
Fabulous! I volunteered here for a week and loved every minute! Most people just come for a day to the wild horses — which are marvelous!— but if you stay longer you’ll see more. Accommodations are good and food is not fancy, but nourishing.
An amazing park to visit with family. You will require a vehicle to drive through this large park. There were lots of marmots popping up everywhere.
We saw the Przewalski horses, a wild Mongolian horse with 2 baby foals. Near the front entrance you will see a couple of gers and one had a video presentation about the horses. Not far off is a small presentation of the type of animals located in the area.
A must visit to see the last of these wild horses