Mongolia’s sublime beauty reveals itself in endless expanses of steppe and sky and an age-old nomadic culture that joins the people with the land. Journey through this remote, seldom-travelled region of Asia, from sprawling Ulaanbaatar to green, grassy plains where wild horses roam. Discover the country’s surviving Buddhist heritage on visits to historic temples and monasteries; walk across the rocks and sands of the sweeping Gobi, which conceal troves of dinosaur fossils; and get a taste of traditional Mongolian life.

A whirlwind, seven-day trip exploring the capital of Mongolia, traversing the nation’s remote countryside, and camping in yurts—or “gers” as they’re called in Mongolian—might sound like a true adventure to even the most seasoned traveler.

Tour are open year-round, do take care during the winter as temperatures can drop to below minus 30. Winter has the advantage of giving you a visit to most areas with very few tourists and if lucky beautiful snow-lined scenes.

The spring / autumn times tend to be the best times to visit as you have the beauty, accessibility warmer weather with fewer tourists. July will typically be the busiest month as many visitors crowd the capital to see the Naadam festival & catch a day or two outside in a ger.

📌 I Booking Master in partnership with The Mongolian Tourism is the official distributor of package tours with charter flights to Mongolia.

📸Tour program (till 29th Oct '23) highlights:
🛖Ger (marquee)
🐫 2-humped camel ride (rare item)
💫Stargazing + Milky Way
🫕🥩Eat lamb, horse meat
📍Visit Genghis Khan
📔Learn the lifestyle of nomadic Mongolians
❄️Feel the breeze of mountain view + nature
🛍️Shopping