Classic Mongolia Tours
Discover Mongolia with our Classic Mongolia Tours.
See wide deserts, green valleys, and clear blue lakes while meeting friendly nomads and enjoying real Mongolian life.
Discover Mongolia with our Classic Mongolia Tours.
See wide deserts, green valleys, and clear blue lakes while meeting friendly nomads and enjoying real Mongolian life.
Welcome to Mongolia — a country of vast open skies, endless grasslands, and ancient nomadic traditions.
Our Classic Mongolia Tours are designed to show you the best of this remarkable land. From the golden sands of the Gobi Desert to the crystal-blue waters of Lake Khuvsgul in the north, every tour offers a perfect mix of nature, culture, and adventure.
These Classic Mongolia tours are ideal for travelers who want to experience authentic Mongolia in comfort. You’ll stay overnight in cozy ger camps, enjoy warm Mongolian hospitality, and meet local nomadic families along the way.
Each of our Classic Mongolia Tours combines Mongolia’s most iconic regions and unique experiences.
You can explore the desert landscapes of the south, the historical sites of the central region, or the wild beauty of the northern taiga. Every itinerary offers something different — and all are filled with moments that bring you closer to Mongolia’s culture and nature.
The Gobi Desert is one of Mongolia’s most fascinating regions. It’s a place of silence, beauty, and incredible contrasts.
Here, you can explore the Khongor Sand Dunes, walk through the Yolyn Am Gorge, and visit the Flaming Cliffs, where dinosaur fossils were first discovered.
Central Mongolia is the heart of the country — rich in history, green landscapes, and nomadic life.
You can visit Karakorum, the ancient capital of Genghis Khan’s empire, and the beautiful Erdene Zuu Monastery, one of Mongolia’s most important Buddhist sites.
The region is full of wide valleys, rivers, and grazing herds. During your trip, you’ll have the chance to meet local herders, learn about their daily life, and experience true Mongolian hospitality.
Northern Mongolia feels peaceful and wild — a perfect place to unwind and reconnect with nature.
The highlight here is Lake Khuvsgul, known as the “Blue Pearl of Mongolia.” It’s one of the clearest and deepest lakes in Asia, surrounded by pine forests and rolling mountains.
You can hike along the lakeshore, ride horses, kayak, or simply enjoy the calm beauty of the water.
May to September: The best months for travel — warm weather and green landscapes.
June to August: Ideal for exploring all regions and enjoying outdoor activities.
July: Experience the famous Naadam Festival, with traditional wrestling, archery, and horse racing.
September: Golden autumn scenery and fewer travelers.
Winter (December to March): Cold but magical — for those who love snowy adventures.
Carefully planned routes across Gobi, Central, and Northern Mongolia
Comfortable stays in traditional ger camps
Real encounters with local nomadic families
Balanced mix of nature, culture, and relaxation