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Can’t attend the main Naadam Festival (July 10–13)? No problem! Join our Naadam Day Tours in June, July, or August for an immersive celebration of Mongolia’s heritage. Experience the thrill of wrestling, archery, horse racing, and vibrant cultural performances—all in one unforgettable day at the Mongol Nomadic camp. Live the legend. Celebrate like a nomad.

Join us for an unforgettable night out in Ulaanbaatar! Our bar hopping tour takes you to the best bars and pubs, from trendy spots to local favorites. We will explore 3 unique bars and pubs, each with a distinct atmosphere. Ranging from traditional Mongolian pub Modern Nomads, Ikh Mongol where you can drink savor signature cocktails and traditional Mongolian beverages to more modern bar that has mixed culture and serves global beverages. Each place up to two drinks. Learn fascinating stories about Ulaanbaatar’s nightlife from myself. I am something of a storyteller. Late-Night Fun: End the tour at a lively venue with dancing or live music. We are spending one (1) hour at each of the three places, which add up to three hours of activity. Total travel time would be approximately 40 minutes with each back-and-forth walk taking 20 minutes, with 20 more minutes at each place to wait for an order. Which makes the total duration exactly 4 hours as planned.

Now you can experience Mini Naadam Festival ten times during the summer of 2026. This event will feature real professional athletes from each disciplines of Mongolian Bokh Wrestling, Horse Racing, and Archery. Here below are the dates available: - June 27th - July 4th , 19th , 25th - August 3rd, 14th, 28th - September 6th The venue is one hour drive from Ulaanbaatar. Mongol Nomadic Camp is where the main event will happen. The event will start with a Mongolian traditional cultural show. Then everyone will be served traditional Mongolian food for lunch. Lastly Mini Naadam will start around 2:30pm. Naadam will take around 3 hours. We will drive everyone back to the city after the naadam.

For many people Mongolia has always been associated with its cold winter, but did you know that Mongolia has not the coldest winter and has a lot to offer together with its scenic beauty and specialties. Mongolia has been successfully organizing various thrilling winter activities in the recent years. Ice festival is the one of those winter events which has been held since 2002 every first weekend of March in northern Mongolia on the western shore of frozen Lake Khuvsgul. And imagine yourself being in the Gobi Desert in the winter. Snow covered plains, mountains and dunes are definitely adds paint to the beauty of desert. Except its natural charm, Gobi is also famous for its flora and fauna, dinosaur findings, nomads and camels. One of the camel related popular events is Camel Festival. Already about 20 years Camel Festival has been organized every year 7-8 March by local herder communities in order to preserve and protect two humped Bactrian Camel population in Mongolia.

Celebrate Mongolia’s rich heritage at the Naadam Festival, where you’ll witness the thrilling Three Manly Games—wrestling, horse racing, and archery. Join locals for the grand opening ceremony and enjoy traditional foods. After the festivities, venture into the stunning Gobi Desert, traversing dramatic sand dunes and canyons. Experience camel and horse riding, hike through unique landscapes, and stay in traditional ger camps, immersing yourself in the nomadic culture. This 10-day journey combines vibrant cultural events with breathtaking natural beauty for an unforgettable adventure. - Tour Dates: July 9th - 18th, 2026 - Includes 4-star accommodations in Ulaanbaatar and Tourist ger camps in Gobi - Enjoy guided explorations, camel riding, and local experiences - Witness the unique flora and fauna of the Gobi Desert while engaging with local nomadic families - You can take this tour as a private tour or join in a small group with up to 6 travelers in a group

Discover Central Mongolia on a 5 day tour. Explore Kharkhorin, relax in Tsenkher Hot Springs, Visit Orkhon valley waterfall riding horse, ride camels in the sand dunes, visit nomad family stay. Visit Ogii Lake, Khar balgas Explore the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire, Relax in the natural hot springs of Tsenkher surrounded by tree Ride a camel across the Elsen Tasarkhai sand dunes Riding horse in the orkhon valley, waterfall

Visit the authentic Mongol Nomadic Camp showcased in the hit Netflix series "Physical: Asia - Welcome To Mongolia" and experience the real-life setting seen by millions.

A Majestic Celebration of Mongolian Heritage. The Golden Eagle Festival is one of Mongolia’s most breathtaking cultural events, held annually in the Bayan-Ölgii province. This festival is a living testament to the ancient tradition of eagle hunting, where Kazakh hunters showcase their deep bond with their majestic golden eagles: You will experience activities dueing the festival such as Eagle Hunting Competitions, traditional horse races, Archery & kokbar-where riders compete to grab a goat carcass while on horseback, cultural performances, local handicrafts & cuisine-beautiful handmade crafts and savor authentic Kazakh dishes, including Beshbarmak, a traditional meat and noodle dish.

• Authentic nomadic life – not a tourist show • Milk cows, horse and goats with a nomadic family • Ride horses through the steppe • Setting up and dismantling a ger (yurt) like real nomads • Sleep in a ger ( Shared Space Yurt ) • Herd, stream livestock and fetch water from nature • Cook and eat traditional Mongolian food (meat, dairy, flour-based) • Prepare and use dung fuel for heating • Stargazing and ancient games • Zero distractions: no Wi-Fi or minimal cell service – pure connection with nature (Emergency Wi-Fi or signal access if needed) • Eco style: Digital detox, no mobile signal or minimal, no electricity or minimal (except solar) • Not suitable for vegans – meals include dairy and meat • Not suitable for people expecting modern bathrooms (no running water)

Immerse yourself in the enchanting Gobi Desert during this 12-day retreat that blends stargazing, cultural music, and mindfulness. At the Gobi Caravanserai Lodge, experience the serenity of one of the darkest skies on earth, guided by an experienced astronomy expert. Enjoy live ethnic music performances that honor Mongolia’s nomadic heritage while gathering around a bonfire for storytelling and cultural rituals. Relax with daily yoga and savor delicious meals featuring local cuisine. This retreat offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature, culture, and the cosmos, leaving you rejuvenated and inspired.

Discover the soul of Mongolia in this immersive journey that blends epic landscapes with living tradition. From your arrival in Ulaanbaatar to sleeping in nomadic ger camps under the stars, each day brings a new adventure. You'll explore the cliffs of Tsagaan Suvarga, walk among dinosaur fossils in Bayanzag, climb the towering Singing Sand Dunes of Khongoryn Els, and hike through the cool canyon of Yoliin Am. Along the way, you'll meet local camel herders and experience authentic nomadic hospitality. What truly sets this tour apart is its cultural depth: you’ll witness Mongolia’s iconic Naadam Festival in both a rural village and in the capital—feeling the pulse of traditional wrestling, archery, and horse racing up close. This isn’t just a sightseeing trip; it’s a carefully curated experience that connects you to Mongolia’s land, people, and spirit in a way that’s personal and unforgettable. Perfect for travelers seeking both wild nature and meaningful cultural encounters.

Join us on an unforgettable journey to the heart of Mongolia’s wild west — Bayan-Ölgii Province — home to the legendary Kazakh eagle hunters. This exclusive tour includes a scenic domestic flight to the stunning Altai Mountains, where you’ll witness the spectacular Golden Eagle Festival and immerse yourself in one of the world’s last remaining nomadic traditions.

Journey Into Mongolia’s Timeless Wisdom Coinciding with Tsagaan Sar, Mongolia’s Lunar New Year, this trip allows you to witness and engage in a once-in-a-lifetime cultural celebration. Experience the warmth of Mongolian hospitality, centuries-old traditions, and a profound sense of gratitude and renewal. Whether you come for relaxation, self-exploration, or cultural immersion, this journey nurtures both the soul and spirit in ways only Mongolia can. The Philosophy of the Last Living Nomads A herder becomes a meteorologist when he analyzes climate, a botanist when he chooses pastureland, a zootechnic when feeds his cattle, a zoo-psychologist when tends his livestock, an economist when he sells wool, cashmere fiber, meat and skins of his livestock and food production technologist when preparing dairy products. Meet locals, engage in nomadic traditions, savor local crafts, and enjoy evenings filled with traditional music and authentic flavors.

Venture into the breathtaking landscapes of Western Mongolia on this 8-day expedition through the Altai Tavan Bogd National Park. Journey alongside Bactrian camels and semi-wild horses as you camp beside alpine lakes, hike to stunning glaciers, and encounter the nomadic Kazakh culture that reveres the ancient art of eagle hunting. Explore ancient petroglyphs and burial mounds while enjoying local hospitality in traditional gers. This adventure is designed for trekking enthusiasts seeking a unique cultural experience in one of Asia's most untouched wildernesses. - 8 days of trekking, horseback riding, and cultural immersion in Mongolia - Camp by glacial lakes, hike to Malchin peak, and explore ancient sites - Includes meals, accommodations, and expert guided experiences - Suitable for adventurous trekkers and nature lovers seeking a remote experience

The Golden Eagle Festival in Mongolia offers a unique glimpse into the traditions of the Kazakh minority. This 4-day tour immerses participants in the festival's vibrant activities, showcasing the intricate bond between eagle hunters and their majestic birds. Enjoy hands-on experiences, engage with local families, and savor traditional Kazakh cuisine while exploring the stunning landscapes of Bayan-Ölgii. With expert local guides, this small-group adventure provides an intimate and authentic cultural experience unlike any other. - Attend the renowned Golden Eagle Festival and witness traditional hunting techniques - Interact with Kazakh eagle hunters and learn about their nomadic lifestyle - Enjoy guided tours of local markets, museums, and breathtaking natural scenery - All meals and accommodations included, ensuring a hassle-free experience

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Join our best-selling tour that brings together the most breathtaking and culturally rich experiences Mongolia has to offer. This unforgettable journey combines the awe-inspiring Golden Eagle Festival, the rugged beauty of Altai Tavan Bogd trekking, and the serene landscapes of Gorkhi-Terelj National Park into one seamless adventure. Witness ancient Kazakh traditions as skilled eagle hunters display their mastery at the Golden Eagle Festival. Trek through the majestic Altai Mountains, home to glacier-capped peaks and untouched wilderness. Then unwind in the peaceful beauty of Terelj, where rolling hills and sacred monasteries invite you to connect with nature and yourself. This tour is more than just sightseeing — it’s a powerful way to feel the true spirit of Mongolia in all its diversity, grandeur, and warmth. Don’t miss out – book now and experience Mongolia in its fullest glory!

Discover Mongolia’s most breathtaking landscapes on this 8-day journey from the Mini Gobi to the legendary Khuvsgul Lake. Travel across vast steppe, ancient capitals, volcanic valleys, hot springs, and northern taiga forests while experiencing nomadic culture, camel and horseback rides, and visits to reindeer herders. From desert dunes to crystal-clear alpine waters, this tour offers the perfect blend of adventure, nature, and culture. Book your experience now and create unforgettable memories in the heart of Mongolia.

Wisdom and Philosophy of the World’s Last Living Nomads This retreat offers a rare journey into Mongolia’s nomadic culture and spiritual traditions. You’ll experience the wisdom of the last living nomads, whose deep connection to nature and resilience inspire balance and simplicity. Shambala Energy Center – A Rare Energy Gateway. Spend a transformative day at Shambala Energy Center in the Gobi Desert, one of the world’s most potent energy sites. Guided rituals and a visit to the sacred Khamriin Khiid Monastery help restore your inner strength and offer spiritual renewal. Nomadic Life & Shamanic Encounters. In Terelj National Park, immerse yourself in daily yoga, sound meditation, and authentic shamanic rituals. Connect with nomadic families, learn their timeless ways, and stay in a traditional ger (yurt), grounding yourself in Mongolia’s natural rhythm. Restore your mind, body, and spirit in the heart of Mongolia.

Take this 6-day tour from Ulaanbaatar to explore Mongolia's sightseeing attractions. The tour includes accommodations, meals, entry fees, and activities like horse riding

Steppe Mind, heritage entrepreneur, promotes the Local Naadam Festival as a way to foster sustainable growth, support local communities, and offer travelers an authentic experience away from the crowds. Local Naadam festivals are known for their genuine and enthusiastic atmosphere, allowing visitors to engage closely with participants and spectators. They provide a unique opportunity to experience Mongolian traditions firsthand—free from the crowds of the national festival—while contributing to community well-being and preserving cultural heritage While the national festival takes place in Ulaanbaatar, local Naadam festivals are held across various provinces and towns, offering a more intimate and authentic experience of Mongolian heritage. Local Naadams feature the “Three Manly Games”—wrestling, horse racing, and archery. These events are deeply rooted in Mongolian culture and provide insight into the country’s nomadic heritage. Celebrate heritage with deep nomadic wisdom