Our Trips

Trip with Forest Birds

The number of bird species, population size, and distribution vary depending on the geographical zones and regions of Mongolia. As you move from the south to the north, the number of species tends to decrease. In Mongolia, 23 families, 70 genera, 237 species, and 519 bird species have been recorded. More than 80% of these are migratory birds. In Bogd Khan Mountain, several therapeutic springs, 54 species of mammals, approximately 1660 species of insects, and 194 species of birds have been documented.

To become familiar with forest ecosystems and gain knowledge about their benefits; To learn the techniques of successfully observing birds.

You will learn how to use binoculars and telescopes, use bird identification guidebooks, and discover tips for successful birdwatching and identification. Additionally, you will gain an understanding of the natural features and structures of forests, learning how to use trees for navigation. You will also learn what to prepare before going on a birdwatching trip and acquire knowledge about forest ecosystems and their benefits. Finally, you will learn effective techniques for observing and calling birds.