Mongolia – a touch of the heart. After nine years of getting to know this country, I want to share it with you!

My gaze is lost in infinity.

An infinitely wide, clear sky arches over rolling hills that nestle against each other like a folded cashmere shawl. The air is soft, the wind gently caresses my face. And then: a smile. Maybe because my eyes look different from those of the Mongolians. Maybe because it's simply a joy to smile at each other.

The children laugh with an openness that goes straight to the heart. The women greet me with warmth and cordiality, even if they have little material possessions. The men – grounded, powerful, closely connected to the land and the animals. Whether on horseback or on a rattling little motorcycle – they live in motion yet in profound peace.

What always touches me is this tremendous hospitality.
Great modesty.
Few possessions, but so much clarity and purity in life.
Nothing seems superfluous, nothing artificial.

I am infinitely grateful to be able to experience this country – in all its facets.

The connection between humans, animals, and nature is not just tangible here—it's part of everyday life. And that's precisely what makes Mongolia so unique.

For people who find more in silence than in a thousand words.

For those who seek freedom not in speed, but in breadth.

For all those who love the real – the unadulterated, the natural.

Who are touched by a simple smile.

Of sincere encounters.

Of a life in harmony with nature.

Mongolia isn't a place you simply visit. Anything you think you need to bring with you on this trip can be left at home, because only then can you truly experience the true essence of life.

Mongolia is a feeling.

An experience.

A silent touch – that lasts.

Connected in gratitude and heart.