Combining the themes of equestrian, falconry and hunting to be launched at an exhibition in Abu Dhabi in late September.

Attempting to re-create a little of the lavish hunting expeditions of Kublai Khan, the trip puts together unique, once-in-a-lifetime experiences, travelling through the western part of Mongolia, amongst others, to experience horseback falconry. Guests will be led by an award-winning filmmaker familiar with the area, locals and the eagle hunters of Bayan Olgii in Western Mongolia. Trying their hand at eagle hunting in Western Mongolia, their experience and portrait will be forever immortalized through an oil painting by a famous painter and falconer. As they move on to Northern Mongolia, on a horseback riding expedition through a land coinciding with Shambhala, they will similarly be guided by academic researchers actively involved in the study and conservation of the Mongolian reindeer.

Travelling throughout Mongolia by private jet, guests will be accompanied by a private chef, a private butler, and be accommodated in luxurious, movable private gers, done up in absolute luxury and redefining standards
of luxury in remote places.

To be launched as 'The Most Luxurious Trip in the World', the trip starts in Beijing where guests will stay in the presidential suite of the Park Hyatt Beijing as well as a private villa designed by Kengo Kuma close to
the Great Wall of China. Costs for the trip starts from USD2 million.