Gobi and Central Mongolia tour

Drivers with Vehicles

Our experienced drivers know Mongolia’s paved roads, gravel tracks, and rugged terrain. We provide comfortable, reliable vehicles suited to different road conditions, including Toyota Delica, Toyota Hiace, Toyota Prado, and Hyundai Grand Starex. Vehicles are selected based on the group size, itinerary, and road conditions to ensure a safe and comfortable journey.

Tour guides

Our English-speaking guides have excellent knowledge of Mongolia’s history, culture, and landscapes. They are friendly, professional, and happy to share their knowledge throughout your Mongolia tour. Guides who speak other languages can be arranged upon request for an additional fee.

What are ger camps? ( Yurt)

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, and a stove to keep warm. And sometimes 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 yurt. If you want this type, please tell us. We can book it for you, but it costs extra. Please note that ensuite gers are not available at all tourist destinations, and some camps have only a few ensuite gers.

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

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

Meals on Your Mongolia Tour

Breakfast and dinner are provided at the ger camps, while lunch is usually served at local restaurants or cafés based on the day’s itinerary. In the Mongolian countryside, ger camps mainly serve traditional Mongolian food, along with some European-style dishes. Meals often include meat with vegetables, salads, or soup. Breakfast usually includes tea or coffee, bread, butter, jam, eggs, and sausage. Some ger camps also offer cereals, pancakes, cheese, and other options. When staying with nomadic families, you can enjoy authentic homemade Mongolian food and experience local cuisine.

Vegetarian meals and other dietary requirements can be arranged with advance notice. Please let us know about any allergies or restrictions when booking. We provide one 1.5-liter bottle of drinking water per person per day.

Recommended Clothing for Gobi desert Tour

• Warm layers – Mongolia’s climate can vary greatly, even in summer. Pack light and warm clothing such as sweaters, thermal tops, and a quality jacket.

• Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots – Ideal for exploring national parks, valleys, and countryside trails.

• Waterproof jacket or rain poncho – Weather conditions can be unpredictable, so pack for possible rain.

• Hat, gloves, and scarf – Especially useful for cool mornings and nights.

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

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

• Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, and shampoo

• Sunscreen and moisturizer to protect against dry air and sun exposure

• Roll-on deodorant

• Shaving cream (in tube or stick form) and extra razor blades

• Wet wipes and dry tissues – useful when traveling in rural areas