Gun-Galuut is a marvelous conbination of open steppes, steppe hills, lovely lakes and amazing landscape. We have protected the Gun-Galuut Nature Reserve as it's home for the endangered wild mountain sheep Argali and some other rare species of brids. The beautiful wild sheep Argali inhabit the stunning mountains of Baits and Berkh with other wild animals. The herds have more than 80 Argalis and give a big chance for the nature lovers to view these fantastic animls from the closest distance and take photos. Also a visit to the Hustai national park will enable you to view the world's last surviving wild horse species tha Takhi or the Przewalski horse.

We involve the locals to the conservation process by encouraging their alternative income from responsible tourism like renting horse, yak and camels to tourists, offer their handcrafst and their gers for homestay. Proceeds from this tour go directly to the Argali Sheep conservation activities in Mongolia.

Argali Sheep /Ovis Ammon/ is the largest and most impressive of the wild sheep, the Argali was described by Linnaeus in 1758. Wild sheep Argali now exists in hilly terrain near high mountains at elevations of 1,300-6,100 meters / 4,200-19,500 feet / a very few countries in the world including Mongolia, and this gorgeous animal is listed in the WORLD RED BOOK under the status of vulnerable species (IUCN, 2000).