Mongolia Tours

As the educational and financial center, Ulaanbaatar is the only metropolis in Mongolia. The Naadam Festival is one of the biggest attractions in the city, beginning annually on 11 July. The national event showcases traditional sports such as wrestling, horse racing, archery, lassoing, and Mongolian chess to celebrate the harvest. Among all of it, horse racing is the most high-profile competition item. The top five who reach the finish line become the most acclaimed athletes on the steppe. There are also a variety of options for sightseeing. From Gandan Monastery to National Museum, Sukhbaatar Square, Zaisan Hill, and Bogd Khan's Palace Museum.

Located 65 km from Ulaanbaatar, the conservation area will subvert your impression of Mongolia with granite stone mountains, wildflower meadows, and pristine rivers and streams. While various animals inhabit here, including boar, red deer, roe deer, fox, wolves, etc.

The desert is the 5th largest in the world with innumerable stunning sites: Admire Ongi Monastery, enjoy a starry overnight in camp, journey through the famous Bayanzag Flaming Cliffs, experience a camel ride into the Khongor sand dunes, and hike through the lush Yolyn Am valley…

Referred to as the "The Dark Blue Pearl" and the "Mother Sea", the lake is sanctified by the Mongolian ethnic groups, as it graces the grassland with the purest water, where pine tree forests thrive and abound with herbivores such as ibex, elk, and yak.

Hustai National Park is a large natural reserve in central Mongolia. It's known for its remaining population of critically endangered Przewalski's horse and other wildlife such as falcons and eagles. Roam around the park also offers the chance to see ger camps.