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We visit some truly spectacular regions and, though there is much driving to be done, we have days to relax and enjoy the natural beauty. Climb sand dunes, go hiking in the mountains, swim in lakes and rivers. This trip is not for those who want luxury.
An adventure in Mongolia for the whole family with exciting experiences for people of any age. The children will have their own personal guide and you will experience traditional Mongolian hospitality and spend time with a nomadic family.
This tour is a chance to experience Mongolian culture and a variety of landscapes. The Naadam festival is celebrated all across Mongolia and is a sporting event. As well as the festival you can meet nomadic families and see how their lifestyle has survived. Watch our
A remarkable journey that takes in Mongolia's varied majestic landscapes, deserts, its people and culture, culminating in the spectacular Eagle Festival.
In western Mongolia, deep within the Altai mountain range, an ancient tradition of hunting with Golden Eagles is still alive. This festival celebrates this traditional skill, as well as folklore performances. Enjoy music & dancing & stay in a family ger.
This trip features activities that will keep your children busy, and will allow them to explore unfamiliar environments and to experience natural surroundings in safety during your family tour. The trip includes overnights in gers, kayaking and horseback riding.
Experience the amazing natural landscapes and the traditional nomadic lifestyle of this distant eastern land. For the adventure tourist Mongolia has the lot: stunning mountain scenery, vast and spectacular deserts, a fascinating and ancient culture, and a warm and welcoming population.
Unwind aboard the Trans-Siberian Railway, enjoy local hospitality at Lake Baikal, journey across the Mongolian steppes and stand atop the Great Wall of China. Join us on an awe-inspiring journey traversing three great nations.
These mountain biking tours pass through the varied and beautiful landscapes of Mongolia with wide fertile valleys, forests, rivers and mountain passes. Most of the local population we meet are nomadic and live in the traditional round white gers.Watch our
This exciting overland adventure starts from Ulaanbaatar and travels down through the Middle Gobi steppe to the real desert of South Gobi province. There are many amazing sights along the way, including granite mountains, massive sand dunes and hot springs.
The mountainous landscape on this trek is dramatic, with snow capped mountains, glaciers, fast flowing rivers, amazing rock formations and crystal clear lakes. This is a hard but very rewarding trip in a part of Mongolia rarely visited by foreigners. Watch our
This exciting 1400km motorcycle tour through the Central Mongolian provinces passes through beautiful and unusual scenery as well as offering the opportunity to observe Mongolia’s fascinating nomadic lifestyle and ancient culture. Watch our
A magical winter journey through two of Mongolia's dramatic landscapes – in the North the magnificent frozen Lake Khovsgol surrounded by frosted forests and icy mountains; in the South the Gobi desert with its towering dunes, glacial canyons and red sandstone cliffs.
For mountain biking enthusiasts, Mongolia offers an experience like no other. The Gobi desert and the views of its beautiful valleys from 2100 meters above sea level will take your breath away.
An exploratory 5-day bactrian trek across the desert landscape forms the centrepiece to this epic journey. See towering dunes, twisting glacial canyons and red sandstone cliffs on this unforgettable journey.
An incredible journey to the land of blue skies, green hills and nomadic people. Get out and explore the city of Ulaan Baatar and lush green countryside, which is dotted with ancient monasteries.
Cycling holidays in Mongolia offering off-road adventure, amazing scenery & encounters with its nomadic peoples. Witness Mongolia's national games, the Naadam Festival, enjoy campfires under the stars, stay in ger camps & visit Buddist caves.
Mongolia remains a mysterious presence in the heart of Central Asia, a traditional country where visitors are still an unusual sight. Nomads wander the grasslands, setting up their white gers (tents) where the pasture is lush for their horses.
See Mongolia, a wilderness of harsh landscapes, nomads roaming the vast grasslands with precious livestock, camels crossing the desert and streams flowing among sprawling valleys.
