Eagle Falconry
Experience the awe-inspiring sight of a Golden Eagle in full flight as you meet a local eagle hunter, come face-to-face with one of these magnificent birds, and gain insight into the ancient Kazakh tradition of eagle hunting. Witness the profound bond between the Kazakh hunters and these magnificent birds as they execute a breathtaking display of skill and agility refined over centuries.

Horseback Riding
Mount a sturdy Mongolian horse and canter across the vast, untamed steppes of Bayan-Ulgii. Feel the wind in your hair and the rhythm of the horse beneath you, connecting you to the nomadic traditions that are the heartbeat of Kazakh culture.

Nature Hikes & Treks
Whether you crave the gentle rhythms of a valley stroll or the pulse-raising challenge of a high-altitude ascent, Three Eagle Camp delivers. Meander along shaded streams and through lush grasslands, absorbing the serene beauty of western Mongolia. Or, test your limits on rugged mountain slopes, where each step grants ever-wider panoramas of snow-tipped peaks and sweeping river valleys. Whatever your pace, our expert guides will ensure an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Altai.

Visiting Nomadic Families
The valley surrounding Three Eagle Camp is home to a remarkable tapestry of ethnic communities, including the Kazakh, Uuld, and Uriankhai peoples. Staying here offers a rare opportunity to engage with multiple distinct cultures—each with its own language, customs, and traditions passed down through generations. From sharing tea in a family ger to witnessing time-honored crafts and ceremonies, this is an immersive experience found nowhere else in Mongolia—an intimate window into the richness of nomadic life.

Archery
Among the diverse cultures you’ll encounter at Three Eagle Camp, the Uriankhai people are renowned for their skill in traditional archery—a craft deeply woven into their identity and heritage. Guests have the rare opportunity to meet members of this tribe, learn about their archery techniques, and witness firsthand the precision and strength required for this time-honored nomadic tradition.

Kazakh Performing Arts
Evenings at Three Eagle Camp often come alive with the sounds of traditional Kazakh music. Guests are invited to experience the rich performing arts of the region—featuring soulful melodies played on the dombra (a two-stringed lute), rhythmic drumming, and expressive folk songs that tell stories of love, heroism, and the nomadic way of life. These intimate performances offer a deeper connection to Kazakh culture and the enduring spirit of its people.