A small-group journey across Mongolia’s Gobi and steppe with ger stays, nomadic hospitality, ancient monasteries, and wildlife in Khustai National Park.
  • Explore Ulaanbaatar’s Gandan Monastery, Bogd Khan Palace, and Zaisan Hill.
  • Explore the icy Yolyn Am gorge in Gurvan Saikan Mountains.
  • Discover Khongoryn Els “singing” sand dunes of the western Gobi.
  • Stay with a nomadic family on the Mongolian steppe.
  • Explore the red sandstone Flaming Cliffs at Bayanzag.
  • Discover the Ongiin Khiid monastery ruins in the Gobi.
  • Visit Erdene Zuu Monastery and the Karakorum Museum in Kharkhorin.
  • Witness Takhi wild horses in Khustai National Park.
Gers are traditional Mongolian tents made with wooden frames and layers of felt. The camps we stay at will have 2 beds with mattresses, linens, and extra blankets. The tent is on a platform and while simple, is quite comfortable and offers a truly unique experience. Our locations are remote and gers do not have built-in ensuite - all camps have shared facilities with toilette's/sinks/showers. Most ger camps have 24 hour electricity with a couple of exceptions that have generators which after 11pm they cut electricity until morning.



Please note that the 2 nights ger camping with the Nomadic Family will be without any washroom facilities. During the stay, the group will dig a hole and install a portable hut with temporary portable toilet seat inside.