Nomadic Tour Mongolia 7 days offers an authentic and affordable way to explore Central Mongolia, staying with local families in traditional gers. Enjoy a trip full of culture, nature, and real nomadic experiences.
Day 1 Chinges Khan statue and Terelj National Park
Begin your nomadic tour Mongolia with a hotel pick-up at 9:00 AM.
First, visit the Genghis Khan Statue Complex. It’s the world’s tallest equestrian statue. Learn about Mongolia’s famous leader, Genghis Khan. Next, explore Gorkhi-Terelj National Park. It’s one of Mongolia’s most scenic and popular parks. See the famous Turtle Rock, a giant rock shaped like a turtle. It’s perfect for short hikes and great photos. Then, visit the Ariyabal Meditation Temple. This peaceful temple sits in the hills. Enjoy wide views and quiet surroundings.
Day 2 Elsen tasarkhai Semi Gobi
Today we visit Elsen Tasarkhai, a beautiful semi-desert in central Mongolia. The area has sand dunes, grasslands and rocks. It’s a great place to see many types of nature in one spot. Elsen Tasarkhai is perfect for photos, short trips, and learning about Mongolian culture. It’s not too far from the center of the country. Camel riding 1h.
Day 3 Orkhon Valley – Nomadic Tour Mongolia Experience
Today, we are visiting the beautiful Orkhon Valley. It is one of the top places to see on a nomadic tour Mongolia.
This area is known for its wide green fields. A winding river flows through the valley. In the distance, you can see the tall Khangai Mountains. The Orkhon Valley is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can walk or ride a horse to explore the quiet, open land. Be sure to visit the famous Orkhon Waterfall. Water flows over high rocks, creating a stunning view. It is a peaceful spot you won’t forget. Horse riding 1h
Day 4 Tsenkher hot springs
The hot springs in Mongolia are famous for their healing mineral waters. These warm waters contain helpful natural substances like calcium, sodium, and sulfur. Many people believe these natural substances can help ease pain and improve health. In addition, the area around the hot springs is quiet and peaceful. It’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy nature. Not only is it great for resting, but it’s also a wonderful spot for nature lovers and photographers. The beautiful views and fresh air make every visit special.
Day 5 Terkh and Khorgo National park
Khorgo Terkhiin Tsagaan Nuur National Park is a popular destination for tourists and nature lovers on any nomadic tour Mongolia. Visitors can engage in activities such as hiking, riding horses, watching birds, and exploring the volcanic formations. One of the park’s highlights is Horgo Volcano, a dormant volcano covered with basalt. Hiking to the volcano and seeing its special crater is something you really should do.
Day 6 Kharkhroum
Kharkhorum was established as the capital of the Mongol Empire by Genghis Khan’s son, Ögedei Khan, in 1235. It served as the political, cultural, and economic center of the empire for several decades. Adding to its historical allure, one of the most famous places in Kharkhorum is the Erdene Zuu Monastery. Built in 1585 on the ruins of the ancient city, it is one of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in Mongolia.
Day 7 Ulaanbaatar
After breakfast, we’ll head from Kharkhorum to Ulaanbaatar and drop you off at your booked hotel. Make memories with a nomadic 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.
