FAQ

The exact location is not yet fixed, as we are waiting to feel the right place that truly resonates with the energy of the moment.

Nestled somewhere between 2 and 6 hours from Ulaanbaatar, the land itself will guide us to the right area.

Rest assured, we will share this sacred destination with you before your arrival in Mongolia.

No. All practices are beginner-friendly and can be adapted to your comfort level.

The retreat is designed to be gentle and accessible for all. The activities are easy, focusing on slow movement, mindful walking, and deep relaxation rather than physical exertion. You do not need to be an athlete to participate; the pace is set by the group’s comfort, allowing everyone to connect with the land without strain.

 Summer in Mongolia is a land of vivid contrasts and raw beauty. While you can expect warm, sunny days and cool, crisp nights, the steppe is alive and unpredictable. You may wake to fresh mornings, bask in golden afternoons, and then witness the sky transform into a dramatic storm with sudden rain, strong winds, or even a fleeting snow shower at high altitudes.

This volatility is not a disruption; it is the heartbeat of the true Mongolia. To experience the land is to accept its intensity—where one hour brings blazing sun and the next brings a powerful storm. These shifts are part of the magic, reminding us that we are guests in a wild, untamed world. Come prepared for all elements, and let the weather teach you resilience and awe.

Comfortable outdoor clothing, layers for cool evenings, good sleeping bag (conmfort 0°C), hiking shoes, swimwear for the sauna and river, and a sense of adventure.

To maintain a personal atmosphere, groups are limited to 12 participants.

 In the remote landscapes where we immerse ourselves, standard 3G or 4G mobile coverage is often unavailable.

While we maintain a satellite connection strictly for emergencies, we encourage you to embrace this rare opportunity to fully disconnect.

The heart of this experience is to slow down and turn inward; therefore, we gently invite participants to refrain from using digital devices, allowing the silence of the steppe to become your true connection.

Yes. We will try to do our best, by know we will be in Mongolia, in the middle of the stpes. Please let us know your dietary needs when registering.

Yes. The wood-fired sauna is guided and entirely optional. We adapt the experience to each participant.

Moxibustion is a traditional healing practice that uses the gentle warmth of burning mugwort near specific points of the body to support relaxation and wellbeing.

Yes. Mongolia is considered a safe destination, and all activities are organized with experienced local support.

Yes, absolutely. We would be happy to organize additional activities and excursions to extend your immersion, but we won’t be with you. We can organize a guide and transportation for you.

Alternatively, if you prefer to explore at your own pace, you are free to continue your travels independently after our time together.

Most international guests arrive via Ulaanbaatar, where the retreat transfer begins.

To secure your spot, a deposit or full payment is required upon registration. As places are limited to 12 participants, reservations are confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis.

• 30–60 days: 50% refund
• 60+ days: Full refund (minus fees)
• Less than 30 days: Non-refundable
• Organizer cancellation: 100% refund
• Travel insurance recommended

If your place can be filled by another participant, we will do our best to offer a partial or full refund whenever possible.

In the unlikely event that we must cancel the retreat, all payments made to Pasche Family will be refunded in full. Please note that we cannot be responsible for personal travel expenses such as flights, visas, or travel insurance.

Yes. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance that covers trip cancellation, medical evacuation, medical expenses, and personal belongings.

Yes. Up to 14 days before departure, you may transfer your reservation to another person, subject to approval and administrative processing.

There is no single supplement, as our retreat is designed to foster community and shared connection.

You will be accommodated tent (or might be in a traditional yurt) shared with 2 to 3 other participants. This communal living arrangement is an integral part of the experience, encouraging meaningful exchanges and a sense of belonging under the vast Mongolian sky.