It takes a while to arrive, even if it is just 90 km from the city. The last 13 km are in the middle of nowhere, "following the electric line", but arriving on site prizes the daring driver with a breathtaking view. After an off-road drive through vast lands, between herds of cows, sheep, horses, a couple of tourist resorts that design wise do not fit with the natural environment, soft hills hide the final destination, that makes its appearance all of a sudden. At the Hulstai Park resort, a few brick buildings and different types of Gers for tourist information and accommodation as well. "Canteen" food, but very decent. Very kind manager, helpful and proactive. Nice museum that explains the reintroduction of the Mongolian breed of Przewalski's horse.

This place is approx. 2 to 3 hours' drive from Ulaanbaatar city and is where the wild horses of Mongolia are. You can also see antelopes on top of the hill. Best to have a zoom camera or binoculars as they may be a bit far away. You can spend as much time as you want here if you want to wait for the wild horses to come down from the hill to the stream for water. If you are lucky, they could be already by the stream when you arrive and hence you don't have to wait that long.

My visit to Hustai National Park was truly an unforgettable experience deserving a solid five-star rating. The park’s stunning natural beauty and the impressive display of wildlife, particularly the Przewalski’s horses, made the trip a phenomenal adventure. A highlight of Hustai National Park is undoubtedly the opportunity to see Przewalski’s horses in their natural habitat. This endangered species of wild horse, preserved and protected in the park, is a sight to behold. Observing these majestic animals roam freely in the wilderness was a humbling and awe-inspiring experience. Beyond the captivating wildlife, the natural landscape of the park itself is breathtakingly beautiful. The rolling hills, dotted with various flora, offer a serene and tranquil environment that makes you feel at one with nature. Hustai National Park also scores high in terms of visitor amenities. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, keen to share their insights about the park’s wildlife and ecosystem. The park’s commitment to maintaining a balance between tourism and conservation is commendable. In conclusion, a visit to Hustai National Park is a must for any nature or wildlife enthusiast. The chance to witness Przewalski’s horses in the wild is a rare and valuable experience. Combined with the overall beauty and serenity of the park, it’s an excursion that leaves a lasting impression and is well worth a full five-star rating.