Gobi and horseback adventure

2 people -$2860 per person

3 people -$2470 per person

4 people -$2275 per person

Early booking discount 3%-5%

Private tours are available daily from May 25 to September 15. You can pick your own travel dates, and we can customize the itinerary just for you.

Included

Breakfast- 12, Lunch- 13, Dinner-12
Standard ger camp 9, Nomad’s extra ger 3
English speaking tour guide
Driver+ Gas+4WD vehicle / Minivan
Camel riding 1h
Horse riding 
Local Horse Guide
Horses for luggage 
Entrance fees for the parks and museums listed in the program
Daily drinking water (1.5 liter per person per day)

Not Included

International Airfare and Mongolia visa fee
Personal items
Alcoholic drinks, snacks, bar bills, laundry
Accommodation in Ulaanbaatar 
Travel insurance
Single supplement
Gratuities for guides and drivers

13-Day Gobi and horseback adventure tour

Explore the best of Mongolia on this 13-day Gobi and horseback adventure tour. Your journey starts at Baga Gazarin Chuluu, a stunning rocky area in the Gobi, then moves to the colorful Tsagaan Suvarga cliffs. Discover the breathtaking Yol Valley with its dramatic canyons and frozen river. Experience the vast Khongor Sand Dunes and the unique Bayanzag “Flaming Cliffs,” famous for dinosaur fossils.

Ride north toward the beautiful Orkhon Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This region is known for its wide green pastures and traditional nomadic culture. Meet local herders, stay in cozy ger camps, and enjoy riding across open grasslands.

Continue to the scenic Eight Lakes (Naiman Nuur) area, surrounded by forests and volcanic mountains. Enjoy peaceful trail rides, picnic by the lakes, and relax under the stars. Finally, visit Kharkhorum, the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire. Explore Erdene Zuu Monastery, Mongolia’s first Buddhist monastery, and discover the country’s fascinating history.

This Gobi and horseback adventure tour combines Mongolia’s top natural and cultural highlights. Ride through deserts, valleys, and mountains. Connect with local people and explore breathtaking landscapes. If you love horses, open spaces, and authentic travel experiences, this Gobi and horseback adventure is perfect for you.

Private Gobi and horseback adventure tour

The cost depends on how many people — such as your family or friends — will be coming with you. Check the rate that matches the size of your group.

Early Bird Discount on Gobi and horseback adventure

• Book before February 15 to get 5% OFF

• Book before March 15 to get 3% OFF

Don’t miss out — reserve your spot early and save!

What Are Standard Ger Camps?

Standard Ger Camps are like hotels, but instead of rooms, you sleep in a Ger. These camps are usually near famous places. A Standard Ger has 2 to 4 single beds, a small table, a stove to keep warm. And sometimes a a shelf or a small sink. There is no bathroom inside the ger. You will use clean toilets and hot showers in another building nearby. There is also a place to eat, and sometimes a small bar or game room.
Some camps have Ensuite Gers. These have a private bathroom inside the ger. If you want this type, please tell us. We can book it for you, but it costs extra.

What Are Ger Guesthouses? ( Nomad’s extra ger)

Some nomadic families living in national parks or tourist areas run small businesses renting ger accommodations to backpackers. This gives you a chance to experience the real nomadic lifestyle up close.

These usually have 4–6 beds and are shared only with your group, not with others. Keep in mind, many nomadic families don’t have formal toilets at their summer homes. Instead, you’ll find simple toilet trenches, often screened on three sides.

Also, most ger guesthouses may not have shower facilities, so be prepared for basic living conditions.

What to Pack for Gobi and horseback adventure

Packing the right gear will help you stay comfortable and prepared throughout your 13-day Gobi and horseback adventure. Mongolia’s weather can change quickly, so it’s important to bring layered clothing, sturdy footwear, and a few essential travel items.

Recommended Clothing for Mongolia

Riding & Outdoor Clothes:

• Lightweight, breathable shirts (long-sleeved for sun protection)

• Comfortable riding pants (no jeans if possible — too stiff for long rides)

• Fleece jacket or warm sweater (for evenings and mountain areas)

• Waterproof and windproof jacket

• Light down jacket (especially for spring or autumn)

• Comfortable camp or casual clothes for evenings

• Scarf or buff (protects from dust and sun)

Footwear:

• Sturdy riding boots (with a small heel) or hiking boots suitable for stirrups

• Sandals or light shoes for camp use

• Warm socks and thin riding socks

Health and Safety Essentials

• Personal medications – Bring all necessary medications in their original packaging.

• Basic first aid kit – Include items like band-aids, pain relievers, and any necessary personal care supplies.

• Bug spray or insect repellent – Especially helpful during evenings or in grassland areas.

• Sunscreen – The sun can be intense in Mongolia’s high-altitude regions.

Toiletries and Personal Care+ Gear

To save space, bring travel-size toiletries and only what you’ll need:

• Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, and shampoo
• Small travel pillow
• Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
• Quick-dry towel
• Personal toiletries (eco-friendly soap/shampoo)
• Wet wipes (very handy in remote areas)
• Sunscreen (high SPF), lip balm with SPF
• Sunglasses and wide-brimmed hat
• Reusable water bottle (1–2 liters)
• Riding gloves (protect hands during long rides
• Small gifts for local families

Horseback Tour Mongolia

2 people -$1825 per person

3 people -$1560 per person

4 people -$1440 per person

Private tours are available daily from May 25 to September 15. You can pick your own travel dates, and we can customize the itinerary just for you.

Included

Breakfast- 7, Lunch- 8, Dinner-7
Standard ger camp 4, Nomad’s extra ger 3
English speaking tour guide
Driver+ Gas+4WD vehicle / Minivan
Camel riding 1h
Horse riding 
Local Horse Guide
Horses for luggage 
Entrance fees for the parks and museums listed in the program
Daily drinking water (1.5 liter per person per day)

Not Included

International Airfare and Mongolia visa fee
Personal items
Alcoholic drinks, snacks, bar bills, laundry
Accommodation in Ulaanbaatar 
Travel insurance
Single supplement
Gratuities for guides and drivers

8-Day Horseback Tour Mongolia

Explore the best of central Mongolia on this 8-day Horseback Tour in Mongolia. Your journey begins at Elsen Tasarkhai.

Ride toward the beautiful Orkhon Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This region is known for its wide green pastures and traditional nomadic culture. Meet local herders, stay in cozy ger camps, and enjoy riding across open grasslands.

Continue to the scenic Eight Lakes (Naiman Nuur) area, surrounded by forests and volcanic mountains. Enjoy peaceful trail rides, picnic by the lakes, and relax under the stars. Finally, visit Kharkhorum, the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire. Explore Erdene Zuu Monastery, Mongolia’s first Buddhist monastery, and discover the country’s fascinating history.

This Horseback Tour in Mongolia combines the country’s top natural and cultural highlights. Connect with local people and explore breathtaking landscapes. If you love horses, open spaces, and authentic travel experiences, this tour is perfect for you.

Private Horseback Tour Mongolia

The cost depends on how many people — such as your family or friends — will be coming with you. Check the rate that matches the size of your group.

What Are Standard Ger Camps?

Standard Ger Camps are like hotels, but instead of rooms, you sleep in a Ger. These camps are usually near famous places. A Standard Ger has 2 to 4 single beds, a small table, a stove to keep warm. And sometimes a a shelf or a small sink. There is no bathroom inside the ger. You will use clean toilets and hot showers in another building nearby. There is also a place to eat, and sometimes a small bar or game room.
Some camps have Ensuite Gers. These have a private bathroom inside the ger. If you want this type, please tell us. We can book it for you, but it costs extra.

What Are Ger Guesthouses? ( Nomad’s extra ger)

Some nomadic families living in national parks or tourist areas run small businesses renting ger accommodations to backpackers. This gives you a chance to experience the real nomadic lifestyle up close.

These usually have 4–6 beds and are shared only with your group, not with others. Keep in mind, many nomadic families don’t have formal toilets at their summer homes. Instead, you’ll find simple toilet trenches, often screened on three sides.

Also, most ger guesthouses may not have shower facilities, so be prepared for basic living conditions.

What to Pack for Horseback Tour Mongolia

Packing the right gear will help you stay comfortable and prepared throughout your 8-day Horseback Tour Mongolia. Mongolia’s weather can change quickly, so it’s important to bring layered clothing, sturdy footwear, and a few essential travel items.

Recommended Clothing for Mongolia

Riding & Outdoor Clothes:

• Lightweight, breathable shirts (long-sleeved for sun protection)

• Comfortable riding pants (no jeans if possible — too stiff for long rides)

• Fleece jacket or warm sweater (for evenings and mountain areas)

• Waterproof and windproof jacket

• Light down jacket (especially for spring or autumn)

• Comfortable camp or casual clothes for evenings

• Scarf or buff (protects from dust and sun)

Footwear:

• Sturdy riding boots (with a small heel) or hiking boots suitable for stirrups

• Sandals or light shoes for camp use

• Warm socks and thin riding socks

Health and Safety Essentials

• Personal medications – Bring all necessary medications in their original packaging.

• Basic first aid kit – Include items like band-aids, pain relievers, and any necessary personal care supplies.

• Bug spray or insect repellent – Especially helpful during evenings or in grassland areas.

• Sunscreen – The sun can be intense in Mongolia’s high-altitude regions.

Toiletries and Personal Care+ Gear

To save space, bring travel-size toiletries and only what you’ll need:

• Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, and shampoo
• Small travel pillow
• Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
• Quick-dry towel
• Personal toiletries (eco-friendly soap/shampoo)
• Wet wipes (very handy in remote areas)
• Sunscreen (high SPF), lip balm with SPF
• Sunglasses and wide-brimmed hat
• Reusable water bottle (1–2 liters)
• Riding gloves (protect hands during long rides
• Small gifts for local families

Western Mongolia Tour

2 people -$2360 per person

3 people -$2040 per person

4 people -$1900 per person

Private tours are available daily from May 15 to October 15 

Included

• Breakfast- 7, Lunch- 7, Dinner-7
• Local Hotel 2, nomad’s ger 2 nights, tent 3 nights
• English speaking tour guide
• Cook
• Driver+ Gas+4WD vehicle / Minivan
• Domestic flight 
• Horses for riding
• Horse or camel for luggage
• Camping equipment
• Border permission
• Entrance fees for the parks and museums listed in the program
• Daily drinking water (1.5 liter per person per day)

Not Included

• International Airfare and Mongolia visa fee
• Personal items
• Alcoholic drinks, snacks, bar bills, laundry
• The excess baggage charge for domestic flight
• Accommodation in Ulaanbaatar
• Travel insurance
• Single supplement
• Gratuities for guides and drivers

Western Mongolia Tour: Discover Majestic Landscapes and Nomadic Traditions

Join us for an unforgettable Western Mongolia tour, where you’ll explore stunning landscapes, ancient history, and rich nomadic culture. Starting in Ulgii, the heart of Mongolia’s Kazakh community, you’ll experience vibrant markets and local hospitality.

Your adventure continues into the Altai Mountains, where you’ll visit sacred sites like Shiveet Khairkhan Mountain and hike through breathtaking valleys. Enjoy horseback riding and trekking in Altai Tavan Bogd National Park, home to glaciers, towering peaks, and wildlife.

Explore Khurgan and Khoton Lakes, tranquil spots reflecting the grandeur of the Altai range. Here, you’ll connect with the nomadic way of life, surrounded by nature’s beauty.

A highlight of your Western Mongolia tour is meeting Kazakh eagle hunters, learning about their ancient traditions and interacting with majestic golden eagles.

Whether you’re hiking, riding, or simply soaking in the landscape, this tour offers a true adventure into Mongolia’s wild and untamed heart. Book your Western Mongolia tour today for a once-in-a-lifetime experience!

Private Western Mongolia Tour

The cost depends on how many people — such as your family or friends — will be coming with you. Check the rate that matches the size of your group.

What to Pack for Western Mongolia Tour

Packing the right gear will help you stay comfortable and prepared throughout your 8-day Western Mongolia Tour. Mongolia’s weather can change quickly, so it’s important to bring layered clothing, sturdy footwear, and a few essential travel items.

Recommended Clothing for Mongolia

Riding & Outdoor Clothes:

• Lightweight, breathable shirts (long-sleeved for sun protection)

• Comfortable riding pants (no jeans if possible — too stiff for long rides)

• Fleece jacket or warm sweater (for evenings and mountain areas)

• Waterproof and windproof jacket

• Light down jacket (especially for spring or autumn)

• Comfortable camp or casual clothes for evenings

• Scarf or buff (protects from dust and sun)

Footwear:

• Sturdy riding boots (with a small heel) or hiking boots suitable for stirrups

• Sandals or light shoes for camp use

• Warm socks and thin riding socks

Health and Safety Essentials

• Personal medications – Bring all necessary medications in their original packaging.

• Basic first aid kit – Include items like band-aids, pain relievers, and any necessary personal care supplies.

• Bug spray or insect repellent – Especially helpful during evenings or in grassland areas.

• Sunscreen – The sun can be intense in Mongolia’s high-altitude regions.

Toiletries and Personal Care+ Gear

To save space, bring travel-size toiletries and only what you’ll need:

• Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, and shampoo
• Small travel pillow
• Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
• Quick-dry towel
• Personal toiletries (eco-friendly soap/shampoo)
• Wet wipes (very handy in remote areas)
• Sunscreen (high SPF), lip balm with SPF
• Sunglasses and wide-brimmed hat
• Reusable water bottle (1–2 liters)
• Riding gloves (protect hands during long rides
• Small gifts for local families