Planning your Own trip is all part of the fun. Follow these simple steps to help you plan your Mongolian vacation of a lifetime.
Considering Mongolia is the world’s 2nd largest landlocked country with thousands of years of history it is perhaps unsurprising that there are more than 20 different ethnic groups living here in harmony. Each has their own unique identity and history of how they became who they are and how they came to live where they ...
Mongolian winters are long and difficult so to fill the short days people enjoy a number of big festivals. Tsaagan Sar Tsaagan Sar, the festival of the white moon, is held at the beginning of the new lunar year. The traditional Mongolian Tsaagan Sar celebration involves 3-5 days of eating and drinking with family with rituals ...
In winter Mongolia is very cold. Locals dress in layers of thermal clothing with warm jackets and snow trousers over the top or traditional fur Mongolian deels (long jackets). Despite being very cold the weather can be quite bearable with the right preparation. Whilst -40 degrees may sound ominous, the almost total lack of humidity ...
