5 Cycling holidays in Mongolia found
Mountain biking holiday in Mongolia
Bike exploration of Mongolia's land, people & way of life
From US $1,140 to US $2,315 6 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
Mongolia cycling holiday
The mountains & steppes home to Genghis Khan
From £3,449 to £3,699 16 days inc UK flights
Small group travel:
2020: 5 Jun, 7 Aug, 4 Sep
Mongolia cycling & mountain biking holidays
Experience nomadic culture and cycle the wilds of Mongolia!
From US $2,895 to US $3,145 15 days ex flights
Small group travel:
2020: 6 Jun, 28 Jun, 8 Aug
Mongolia cycling tours
Mongolia cycling holiday- A life changing adventure!
From AU $3,650 12 days ex flights
Small group travel:
2020: 24 May, 2 Aug
Save £150 off our Mongolia Cycling Adventure in May 2020! Spaces strictly limited. Come and explore the land of the big blue sky by bike!
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Wilderness biking holiday in Mongolia
The wild landscapes & culture of northern Mongolia by bike
From US $2,180 to US $3,020 12 days ex flights
Tailor made:
This trip can be tailor made throughout the year to suit your requirements
From
US $2,895
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
Excellent trip but the highlight has got to be the stunning country side. Wasn’t sure what to expect but the mountains were tough to cycle up but fun to come down. Hiding out from the rain in a local families nice warm ger being given homemade yaks cheese and yak yoghurt vodka. The locals were so friendly
Tips?
Take plenty of warm clothing and a warm sleeping bag as the temperature really drops at night and it can get really cold despite the temperature during the... (more)Rebecca Drinkwater
From
US $1,140
excluding flights
Memorable parts?
Landscapes, Local people, cycling paths
Tips?
Authentic trip
Local benefits?
yes, yes, yes
Overall rating?
(more)Marco Belcastro
From
£3,449
including UK flights
Memorable parts?
Two things:
Seeing the Naadam festival.
The friendliness and competence of the local staff - two drivers and two cooks. They will remain in my affections forever.
Tips?
Take a lavalava. It makes an emergency tent when the hot sun is beating down on your head, it can be a towel, a bathrobe, a shoulder covering for temples, a modesty screen when having a public pee stop. Never travel without your lavalava.
Local benefits?
I couldn't say. I sought out a fair... (more)Monica Holland
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