There’s something undeniably magnetic about the 1950s and 1970s, and not just aesthetically but emotionally. These were eras of guiltless pleasures, where resort life wasn’t just a pause from reality, but a lifestyle in itself — thoughtful, sensual, and deeply present. People dressed to travel, to dine, to lounge. There was ceremony in leisure, and that’s a spirit we feel is missing today.
For thousands of years, the nomadic herders of the Khangai Mountains have stewarded the land home to the Khangai yak. These semi-wild indigenous species roam the rugged grassland steppes of the remote far reaches of Mongolia. Its intense wild landscapes are capped by glacier-tipped mountains, separated by green river valleys and shadowed by soaring peaks.
Founder, Laura Sänger, underlines the importance of creating a sustainable brand: “we focus on being good rather than less bad”.