Wild camping in Sweden is generally allowed and encouraged under the Allemansrätten (Right of Public Access), letting you pitch a tent for a night or two in most natural areas, as long as you stay away from homes (at least 150m), avoid private gardens, cultivated land, nature reserves, and don't disturb anyone or destroy nature. So grab your tent, bivvy bag or hammock and find a remote location to sleep for the night
Alpine lake named for Alexander.
Pristine "blue pearl" lake near Siberia.
Sleep in a nomad family’s felt tent on the steppe, with fermented mare’s milk and horses at the door.
Granite valleys, Turtle Rock and ger camps an hour from Ulaanbaatar — horse-riding country.
High pasture lake with yurt stays.
The "gateway to the Sahara": camel treks into the dunes and the December festival of horse races and Bedouin poetry.
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