Mongolia travel advice
Our Mongolia Holidays
Mongolia nomad horse riding holiday
Horseriding & staying with local Nomadic familes in Mongolia
Mongolia adventure holiday, small group
Discover the remote Mongolian countryside
Mongolia tour, hunting with Eagles
Winter experience living with eagle hunters of Mongolia
Mongolia adventure holiday, off the beaten track
An insight into local life in spring time Mongolia
Mongolia eagle hunting festival holiday
Altai Mountains glaciers, nature & eagle hunting festival
Mongolia adventure holiday with festival option
Off the beaten track adventure through spectacular Mongolia
Mongolia family adventure holiday
Life-enhancing local Mongolian adventure for all the family
Western Mongolia tour, the Altai mountains & eagles
Culture and adventure in the landscapes of western Mongolia
Mongolia Eagle Festival holiday
Mongolia tour with Eagle festival departure
Mongolia family holiday for all ages
Journey through stunning Mongolia with your family
Mongolia winter holiday
Authentic culture, warm hospitality & wild winter landscapes
Mongolia tour, food of the Nomads
Local Mongolia with homestays & family led cookery lessons
Wildlife research expedition in the Gobi Desert, Mongolia
Wildlife research & conservation in Mongolia's Gobi Desert
Mountain biking holiday in Mongolia
Bike exploration of Mongolia's land, people & way of life
Trans-Siberian and Mongolia tour, westbound
Travel across continents on the greatest train journeys
Exploratory horse trekking holiday in Mongolia
An adventurous cultural experience in northern Mongolia
Mongolia tour, winter landscapes and Khovsgol ice festival
Winter discovery tour with ice festival in northern Mongolia
Mongolia wilderness trek in the Altai Mountains
Culture & trekking trip with the Kazakhs of western Mongolia
Mongolia cycling holiday
The mountains & steppes home to Genghis Khan
Zavkhan horse riding holiday in Mongolia
Horse trekking adventure in Mongolia's Zavkhan Province
Trans Mongolian Eastbound, St Petersburg to Beijing
Overland from the Baltic Sea to the Chinese capital Beijing
Mongolia tour, mountains & nomads
Slow travel through Mongolia's northern & central landscapes
North Mongolia holidays, tailor made
Slow trip of discovery highlighting local life in Mongolia
Mongolia cultural tour, Nomads of Khangai Mountains
Local insight into landscapes & culture of Khangai Mountains
Mongolia wilderness trekking holiday, Khangai Mountains
Trekking adventure through spectacular central Mongolia
Mongolian Eagle adventure holiday
Dramatic scenery and fascinating culture in western Mongolia
Trans Mongolian holiday, tailor made
Ride the Iconic Trans-Mongolian Railway in all it's glory.
Mongolia Gobi Desert insight tour
Explore the culture and landscapes of Mongolia's Gobi Desert
Tokyo to St Petersburg rail tour
Japan to Russia overland on the Trans-Siberian Railway
Trans Mongolian explorer holiday
Experience China, Mongolia, Siberia & Russia’s Golden Ring.
“Bring layers – for warm days, loose-fitting, lightweight cotton materials. For cold days, thermal layers, fleece tops, jumpers, and for inclement weather, a waterproof/windproof jacket. In case you go horse or camel trekking wear trousers (not shorts) and make sure they are not too loose otherwise they may rub. Safety helmets are rarely provided so check this before you arrive.”
Our top Mongolia Holiday
Mongolia nomad horse riding holiday
Horseriding & staying with local Nomadic familes in Mongolia
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2022: 27 Aug
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Mongolia tips from our travellers
We have selected some of the most useful Mongolia travel advice that our guests have provided over the years to help you make the very most of your holiday - and the space inside your suitcase.


“I’m a veggie and though rural Mongolians eat mainly meat, it wasn’t a problem for me because the tour assistant cooked too and was very good - obviously you do miss out on some of the activities involving meat but that is your choice.” - Lynne George
“Do pre tour exercises to strengthen the thigh muscles (toilets!) and practice bobbing under low doorways (ger entrances).” - Elizabeth Wingate
“This trip is for people who want to see Mongolia and get to know more about what life is like for Mongolians rather than just visiting famous places. It is for people who care more about the environment than about luxury.” - Alison Cathles


“Do some physical preparation before your trip as the trekking was quite challenging.” - Stephanie McDonald
“Take matches or a lighter for the stoves in your ger and LOADS of camera memory and spare batteries as you won't be able to charge.” - Helen Bichard
“Research the country and decide where you want to spend your time, it's big with vast distances to travel. Don't be afraid of the wilderness, the Mongolian people have survived in it for a very long time.” - Rebecca Cleaves