Even thought the get did not have an attached toilet, overall, our stay here was nice. The place was well managed and it was well located being in a national park. They brought in a musician and locals to demonstrate local customs and food and it was great. The food for dinner and breakfast were really good. The place seemed to be well managed. And, you will meet some of the most interesting travelers here due to the wild horses nearby.

My wife and I visited this as a day trip. We had a good lunch here and learned a few things at the park’s information center. We spent about two hours driving around the park and saw a lot of marmots, deer and a group of wild horses. There were also a lot of domesticated farm animals in the area. We liked the park but didn’t love it. We spent about 6 hours driving from UB round trip. I think an overnight trip would likely be better as most tour companies add a few additional stops with an overnight trip. Note that there aren’t any traditional roads in the park - mostly very rough pathways. It would be a huge mistake for most people to drive themselves to the park.

Kind of off roads trip. It was raining in mid June and the soils were slippery. Main focus is the to see the land of the wild horse. There are two main trails. Shorter trail about 36km. Longer trail 80km long. Animals such as Przewalski’s horse, marmot, deer and Ancient tombs and big rocks stone.