Gift-Giving with No Wrapping Required Snow Leopard Safari Supports World Wildlife Fund’s Research Not all gifts come in boxes tied with a bow. We have been privileged to help travelers give the gift of travel to family and friends for many years and it has always inspired us, but several years ago we decided to
Jack Weatherford Q&A: Insights on Travel and the History of Mongolia
Jack Weatherford Q&A: Insights on Travel and the History of Mongolia
Q&A with New York Times bestselling author Jack Weatherford.
Musings on Mongolia with Bob Krist, National Geographic Photographer and World Traveler
Musings on Mongolia with Bob Krist, National Geographic Photographer and World Traveler
Musings on Mongolia with Bob Krist, National Geographic Photographer and World Traveler “Who would you invite to a dinner party?” It’s a popular ice breaker, with answers often ranging from the Dalai Lama to Abraham Lincoln, but once you’ve met Bob Krist, it’s likely he will be the first person who comes to mind. Krist
Three Camel Lodge Guestbook: Q&A with Pegi Vail, Filmmaker and Anthropologist
Three Camel Lodge Guestbook: Q&A with Pegi Vail, Filmmaker and Anthropologist
Three Camel Lodge Guestbook: Q&A with Pegi Vail, Filmmaker and Anthropologist Pegi Vail is an anthropologist and filmmaker who recently screened her film, Gringo Trails, at Three Camel Lodge. This intrepid traveler has been all over the world, but this was her first visit to Mongolia. We spoke with Pegi upon her return to New
Mongolia: A Travel Agent’s Perspective
Travel Agent Irene Pelled Traveled with Nomadic Expeditions to Mongolia. She shares her unique insights in a guest blog.
Basking in the Glow of the Great Pico Iyer
Basking in the Glow of the Great Pico Iyer Whether it is the cafés of Paris, the hills of Kilimanjaro, or the music-filled streets of Cuba, there is a longstanding tradition of the world’s greatest writers penning love letters to destinations. The best writers share their experiences in a way that not only captures the