Jalman Meadows Ger Camp, Mongolia
You’ll say “out of office” like you really mean it the moment you zip out of Ulaanbaatar’s city limits and into rural Mongolia. Stay in a comfortable camp such as Jalman Meadows—which has 14 well-appointed tents, many with private showers and wooden stoves—and spend some time with the nomads who live here. Switching off has never felt so Zen. Days are spend hiking the Khan Khentii protected wilderness park in which the camp is located, fishing in the nearby Upper Tuul River, or riding horses with the nomads. From $73 per person, per night, including meals.
Look for the author’s book, Remote Places, here—her next book, Remote Experiences, is due out in the second half of 2017.
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