Fortunately for you, nowhere just got a little more appealing.
Nowhere being...the Mongolian desert.
For a remote nomadic experience like no other, head to the Gobi Desert, an awe-inspiring expanse of sand
dunes, vast plains and (to round off any proper desert experience) a plethora of camels.
To do it right, there is no other option than Mongolia's top luxe-nomad accommodations—the Three
Camel Lodge deluxe gers, which are traditional round felt tents dating back to the time of Genghis Khan
(there's no telling how much more he could have conquered if he'd only had plush throw pillows, hot showers
and fully-stocked bars).
Under the shimmering heat, hike the foothills of the Gobi-Altai Mountains, horse-trek the sand dunes or just
chill at the Flaming Cliffs. Then play a few rousing matches of the sport you never knew you were born to
play...camel polo (if only there was some way to practice in the city). Finish off your days with plates of
traditional buuz (steamed horse-meat dumplings) and glasses of arkhi (a milk-based vodka),
and sit on your ger's front porch to take in the endless stretch of stars above the desert floor.
Nowhere never looked so good.
