2 people -$720 per person

3 people -$605 per person

4 people -$480 per person

Included

Breakfast- 3, Lunch- 4, Dinner-3
Ger guesthouse 2 nights, Ger camp 1 night
English speaking tour guide
Driver+ Gas+4WD vehicle / Minivan
Camel riding 1h
Horse riding 1h
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 and snacks
Travel insurance
Single supplement
Accommodation in UB
Gratuities for guides and drivers

About Budget Gobi Tour

This budget 4-day tour takes you to the top sights in Central Mongolia. First, visit Elsen Tasarkhai and walk on its golden sand dunes. Then, explore the green beauty of the Orkhon Valley. After that, visit Kharkhorin (Karakorum), the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire.
During the trip, you’ll stay in a traditional ger run by a nomadic family. You’ll see how local people live and take part in their daily life. It’s a unique and personal experience. Also, this budget 4-day tour is perfect for anyone who loves nature, culture, and simple travel. Best of all, it’s easy on your wallet.

Where do you stay during the Budget 4-Day Tour?

During the Budget 4-Day Tour, you will spend 2 nights in extra gers provided by local nomadic families and 1 night in standard ger camps.

Ger Guesthouses ( provided by local nomadic families)

Some nomadic families living in national parks or tourist areas run small businesses that rent out yurt to travelers. This gives you a great chance to experience their lifestyle up close.
On our budget tours, you’ll stay in a traditional Ger Guesthouse. Typically, these have 4 to 6 beds and are shared only with other members of your tour group—not with strangers.
However, please note that most nomadic families don’t have formal toilets at their summer camps. The best you might find is a basic outdoor toilet, with walls on three sides for privacy. Also, some nomadic families’ yurt may not have any shower facilities.

Standard Ger Camps

Standard Ger Camps are like hotels, but instead of rooms, you sleep in a yurt. 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. However, there is no bathroom inside the ger. You will use clean toilets and hot showers in another building nearby. Additionally, 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 yurt. If you want this type, please tell us. We can book it for you, but it costs extra.

Packing List for a Budget 4-Day Tour

Clothing:

• Warm layers: Mongolia’s weather can vary greatly, so pack both light and warm clothing, including warm tops, thermals, and a good jacket.

• Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots for outdoor activities.

• Rainproof jacket or poncho.

• Hat, gloves, and scarf for colder weather.

• Swimwear if you plan to visit hot springs.

Health and Safety:

• Personal medications and a basic first aid kit.

• Bug spray and sun cream.

• Prescription medications along with their prescriptions.

Toiletries:
Stick to small versions of your essentials to save space. Include:

• Soap, shampoo, a brush for your teeth, toothpaste

• Sunscreen and moisturizing cream (especially helpful against sun and wind)

• Roll-on

• Shaving cream in a tube or stick

• Extra razor blades

• Wet and dry wipes

• Since there are no showers during the nomadic stay, bring enough supplies to stay fresh.

Additional Items:

• Bring your own sleeping bag or sheets for sleeping bags.

• Consider bringing small gifts for nomad families.

• Headlamp

2 people -$1330 per person

3 people -$1015 per person

4 people -$975 per person

Included

Breakfast- 6, Lunch- 7, Dinner-6
Ger guesthouse 4 nights, Ger camp 2 nights
English speaking tour guide
Driver+ Gas+4WD vehicle / Minivan
Camel riding 1h
Horse riding 1h
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 and snacks
Travel insurance
Single supplement
Accommodation in UB
Gratuities for guides and drivers

About Budget Gobi Tour

It’s perfect for travelers seeking a real and unique experience. Throughout the journey, you’ll stay with local nomadic families in traditional gers (yurts) and enjoy home-cooked meals. This provides a firsthand look at how nomads live day-to-day. Additionally, the tour offers stunning views of the Gobi Desert’s vast landscapes. As you travel, you’ll learn about Mongolian traditions, animal herding, and life in the natural world. Moreover, you’ll observe how nomads live simply, with strong family bonds and a deep respect for the land. If you’re okay with a bit less comfort and desire a meaningful experience, the Budget Gobi Tour is a great choice. Ultimately, it’s not about luxury; it’s about culture, connection, and making special memories.

Where do you stay during the Budget Gobi Tour?

During the Nomadic Tour Mongolia, you will spend 4 nights in extra gers provided by local nomadic families and 2 nights in standard ger camps.

Ger Guesthouses (gers provided by local nomadic families)

Some nomadic families living in national parks or tourist areas run small businesses that rent out gers to travelers. This gives you a great chance to experience their lifestyle up close.
On our budget tours, you’ll stay in a traditional Ger Guesthouse. Typically, these have 4 to 6 beds and are shared only with other members of your tour group—not with strangers.
However, please note that most nomadic families don’t have formal toilets at their summer camps. The best you might find is a basic outdoor toilet, with walls on three sides for privacy. Also, some nomadic families’ gers may not have any shower facilities.

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. However, there is no bathroom inside the ger. You will use clean toilets and hot showers in another building nearby. Additionally, 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.

Packing List for a Budget Gobi Tour

Clothing:

• Warm layers: Mongolia’s weather can vary greatly, so pack both light and warm clothing, including warm tops, thermals, and a good jacket.

• Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots for outdoor activities.

• Rainproof jacket or poncho.

• Hat, gloves, and scarf for colder weather.

• Swimwear if you plan to visit hot springs.

Health and Safety:

• Personal medications and a basic first aid kit.

• Bug spray and sun cream.

• Prescription medications along with their prescriptions.

Toiletries:
Stick to small versions of your essentials to save space. Include:

• Soap, shampoo, a brush for your teeth, toothpaste

• Sunscreen and moisturizing cream (especially helpful against sun and wind)

• Roll-on

• Shaving cream in a tube or stick

• Extra razor blades

• Wet and dry wipes

• Since there are no showers during the nomadic stay, bring enough supplies to stay fresh.

Additional Items:

• Bring your own sleeping bag or sheets for sleeping bags.

• Consider bringing small gifts for nomad families.

• Headlamp

Please see the standard version of the Budget Gobi Tour.

2 people -$1330 per person

3 people -$1015 per person

4 people -$975 per person

Included

Breakfast- 6, Lunch- 7, Dinner-6
Ger guesthouse 4 nights, Ger camp 2 nights
English speaking tour guide
Driver+ Gas+4WD vehicle / Minivan
Camel riding 1h
Horse riding 1h
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 and snacks
Travel insurance
Single supplement
Accommodation in UB
Gratuities for guides and drivers

About Nomadic Tour Mongolia

Nomadic Tour Mongolia is a great way to explore Central Mongolia at a good price. First of all, this tour is perfect for travelers who want a real and different experience.
During the trip, you will stay with local nomadic families and sleep in traditional gers (yurts). Then, you’ll enjoy meals made at home and see how nomads live each day. Nomadic Tour Mongolia also takes you through wide open steppes, green hills, and clear blue skies.
Along the way, you’ll learn about Mongolian traditions, herding animals, and life in nature. Moreover, you’ll see how nomadic people live simply, with strong family ties and great respect for the land.
If you don’t mind less comfort and want something meaningful, Nomadic Tour Mongolia is a great choice. It’s not about luxury. Instead, it’s about culture, connection, and making memories you won’t forget

Where do you stay during the Nomadic Tour Mongolia?

During the Nomadic Tour Mongolia, you will spend 4 nights in extra gers provided by local nomadic families and 2 nights in standard ger camps.

Ger Guesthouses (gers provided by local nomadic families)

Some nomadic families living in national parks or tourist areas run small businesses that rent out gers to travelers. This gives you a great chance to experience their lifestyle up close.
On our budget tours, you’ll stay in a traditional Ger Guesthouse. These usually have 4 to 6 beds and are shared only with other members of your tour group—not with strangers.
Please note: Most nomadic families don’t have formal toilets at their summer camps. The best you might find is a basic outdoor toilet, with walls on three sides for privacy. Also, some nomadic families’ gers may not have any shower facilities.

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.

Packing List for a Nomadic Tour Mongolia

Clothing:

• Warm layers: Mongolia’s weather can vary greatly, so pack both light and warm clothing, including sweaters, thermals, and a good jacket.

• Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots for outdoor activities.

• Rainproof jacket or poncho.

• Hat, gloves, and scarf for colder weather.

• Swimwear if you plan to visit hot springs.

Health and Safety:

• Personal medications and a basic first aid kit.

• Bug spray and sun cream.

• Prescription medications along with their prescriptions.

Toiletries:
Stick to small versions of your essentials to save space. Include:

• Soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste

• Sunscreen and moisturizing cream (especially helpful against sun and wind)

• Roll-on deodorant

• Shaving cream in a tube or stick

• Extra razor blades

• Wet and dry wipes

• Since there are no showers during the nomadic stay, bring enough supplies to stay fresh.

Additional Items:

• Bring your own sleeping bag or sheets for sleeping bags.

• Consider bringing small gifts for nomad families.

• Headlamp

Please see the standard version of the Mongolia nomadic tour.

1 person- $2520

2 people -$1430 per person

3 people -$1110 per person

4 people -$1050 per person

Included

Breakfast- 6, Lunch- 7, Dinner-6
Local hotel 4, Ger guesthouse 1 nights, Ger camp 1 night
English speaking tour guide
Driver+ Gas+4WD vehicle / Minivan
Camel riding 1h
Horse riding 1h
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 and snacks
Travel insurance
Single supplement
Accommodation in UB
Gratuities for guides and drivers

Gobi winter tour

Despite the cold, winter in Mongolia offers memorable adventures and cultural experiences. The best time to experience Gobi winter tour is from late October to early March. Mongolia Gobi winter trip offers a mix of cultural immersion, outdoor adventures, and serene natural beauty, making it a memorable destination for travelers. Temperatures can drop below -30°C (-22°F), but the dry air and sunshine make the cold more bearable. The Gobi Winter Tour offers more than a visit to one of the harshest places on Earth—it’s an opportunity to experience Mongolia’s stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and resilient people. Whether you’re an adventurer, photographer, or cultural explorer, the Mongolia Gobi Winter Tour delivers memories that last a lifetime.

Ger Guesthouses ( provided by local nomadic families)

Some nomadic families living in national parks or tourist areas run small businesses that rent out yurt to travelers. This gives you a great chance to experience their lifestyle up close.
On our budget tours, you’ll stay in a traditional Ger Guesthouse. Typically, these have 4 to 6 beds and are shared only with other members of your tour group—not with strangers.
However, please note that most nomadic families don’t have formal toilets at their summer camps. The best you might find is a basic outdoor toilet, with walls on three sides for privacy. Also, some nomadic families’ yurt may not have any shower facilities.

Standard Ger Camps

Standard Ger Camps are like hotels, but instead of rooms, you sleep in a yurt. 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. However, there is no bathroom inside the ger. You will use clean toilets and hot showers in another building nearby. Additionally, 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 yurt. If you want this type, please tell us. We can book it for you, but it costs extra.

Packing List for a Gobi winter tour

Clothing:

• Thick winter coat: A long, heavy coat (down to your thighs or knees) that keeps you warm in really cold weather — even when it’s as cold as -30°C or lower.

• Warm winter boots: Boots made to keep your feet warm in freezing weather (as cold as -40°C). They should have thick bottoms and be waterproof to keep out snow and slush.

• Hat, gloves, and scarf for colder weather.

Health and Safety:

• Personal medications and a basic first aid kit.

• Bug spray and sun cream.

• Prescription medications along with their prescriptions.

Toiletries:
Stick to small versions of your essentials to save space. Include:

• Soap, shampoo, a brush for your teeth, toothpaste

• Sunscreen and moisturizing cream (especially helpful against sun and wind)

• Roll-on

• Shaving cream in a tube or stick

• Extra razor blades

• Wet and dry wipes

• Since there are no showers during the nomadic stay, bring enough supplies to stay fresh.

Additional Items:

• Bring your own sleeping bag or sheets for sleeping bags.

• Consider bringing small gifts for nomad families.

• Headlamp

1 person- $1440

2 people -$805 per person

3 people -$640 per person

4 people -$600 per person

Included

Breakfast- 3, Lunch- 4, Dinner-3
Local hotel 1, Ger guesthouse 1 night, Ger camp 1 night
English speaking tour guide
Driver+ Gas+4WD vehicle / Minivan
Camel riding 1h
Horse riding 1h
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 and snacks
Travel insurance
Single supplement
Accommodation in UB
Gratuities for guides and drivers

Winter Short Tour

Ger Guesthouses ( provided by local nomadic families)

Some nomadic families living in national parks or tourist areas run small businesses that rent out yurt to travelers. This gives you a great chance to experience their lifestyle up close.
On our budget tours, you’ll stay in a traditional Ger Guesthouse. Typically, these have 4 to 6 beds and are shared only with other members of your tour group—not with strangers.
However, please note that most nomadic families don’t have formal toilets at their summer camps. The best you might find is a basic outdoor toilet, with walls on three sides for privacy. Also, some nomadic families’ yurt may not have any shower facilities.

Standard Ger Camps

Standard Ger Camps are like hotels, but instead of rooms, you sleep in a yurt. 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. However, there is no bathroom inside the ger. You will use clean toilets and hot showers in another building nearby. Additionally, 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 yurt. If you want this type, please tell us. We can book it for you, but it costs extra.

Packing List for a Winter Short Tour

Clothing:

• Thick winter coat: A long, heavy coat (down to your thighs or knees) that keeps you warm in really cold weather — even when it’s as cold as -30°C or lower.

• Warm winter boots: Boots made to keep your feet warm in freezing weather (as cold as -40°C). They should have thick bottoms and be waterproof to keep out snow and slush.

• Hat, gloves, and scarf for colder weather.

Health and Safety:

• Personal medications and a basic first aid kit.

• Bug spray and sun cream.

• Prescription medications along with their prescriptions.

Toiletries:
Stick to small versions of your essentials to save space. Include:

• Soap, shampoo, a brush for your teeth, toothpaste

• Sunscreen and moisturizing cream (especially helpful against sun and wind)

• Roll-on

• Shaving cream in a tube or stick

• Extra razor blades

• Wet and dry wipes

• Since there are no showers during the nomadic stay, bring enough supplies to stay fresh.

Additional Items:

• Bring your own sleeping bag or sheets for sleeping bags.

• Consider bringing small gifts for nomad families.

• Headlamp