Meals

At ger homestays, meals will be traditional Mongolian home cooking such as Mongolian rice porridge for breakfast and Tsuivan(stir-fry with homemade noodles), or Buuz(steamed dumplings) for lunch and dinner. During your time at ger camps, meals will be a mix of Western Mongolian cuisine, breakfast is a continental buffet style along with cooked options. Dinner is often a three-course set menu of traditional dishes with a Western twist. Generally, the water quality in Mongolia is good. But as a precaution, we advise our guests to drink bottled water that can be purchased in shops, food markets and kiosks in the capital and many of the provincial centres as well as in tourist camps in the countryside. Mineral water is usually not included in our trips as we aim to produce as little plastic waste as possible. But we do provide plenty of warm drinks such as tea and coffee during our trips.

Guide

At Tour Mongolia, we believe that a good guide is essential to the enjoyment of any trip. Knowledge, enthusiasm, good humour, proactivity, language and communication skills need to combine with responsibility and sensitivity to guests’ needs. Your guide will be English-speaking and hand-picked by us to suit your itinerary and requirements. Each guide is personally briefed on all elements of the trip. You will be sent guide details in the confirmation document before to your tour.

Accommodation

During your journey, you will be staying at authentic guest gers alongside Nomad families, and depending on the season in a guest ger or in Ger camps. Gers are equipped with beds, linen, stoves, tables and chairs and have electric lighting. Bathrooms and showers are only available at ger camps and hotels or hostels, with homestay facilities being the natural basis.

Others

On the dust of the desert and snow of the steppe, the Japanese/Korean off-road MPVs such as Mitsubishi Delica/Hyundai Grand Starex provide comfort and safety for your trip. These 4x4 vehicles are specifically tuned for the rough off-roading that’s inevitable when travelling in the wilds of Mongolia. They provide ample space, and air conditioning and are well maintained while offering good luggage space, seat belts and speed.

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Day 1 Travel To Hustai National Park
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Travel To Hustai National Park

We will pick you up from your hotel and travel to Hustai National Park which will take 100kms about 2 hours to reach the destination. The National Park covers an area of 50.620ha reserve, protecting the wild Mongolian horses famed as Takhi. We will visit the Hustai National Park and spot the wild horses. We will be staying overnight in Ger camp.
Day 2 Mongol Nomadic Live Show - Ulaanbaatar
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Mongol Nomadic Live Show - Ulaanbaatar

In the morning we will drive to the Mongol Nomadic Ger camp which will take 50 km. Then we will enjoy the Mongol nomadic show. One place to another uses ox, yak, camel and horse carts which are the carts traditionally used during the Golden Age of the Mongol Empire until now.

We will also see:

– Everyday life of traditional Mongolian families and herders in a real-life

– Making dairy products and offering the taste of it

– Movement of Mongolian herder family by the carts including ox cart and by the camel freight

– Milking yaks, fastening and milking sheep, goats and milking the mare

– Making the felt and tanning process

– National musical instrument and singing folk songs

– Horsemanship shows.

After the show we will have a lunch in ger camp. Then we will drive back to Ulaanbaatar for 50kms transferring you to your designated hotel. End of the service. BL

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Wide Steppe - Wild Horses

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Itinerary of your trip Wide Steppe - Wild Horses

Travel To Hustai National Park

Mongol Nomadic Live Show - Ulaanbaatar

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