Photos Winter In Mongolia

4x4 Off road Mongolia

Rent a 4X4 car and go for self-driving exploration throughout the country. If you don’t want to travel through the crowds, this could be the best way to get a detailed view of Mongolia. It is an ideal environment for couples, relatives, and families with small children seeking privacy and intimacy.

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Camel Riding in Mongolia

The Central Asian steppes are home to Mongolian camels, also known as two-humped Bactrian camels. They were domesticated thousands of years ago to move goods and people across Asia.

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Horseback Riding in Mongolia

Mongolian horses are native to the steppes of Mongolia. Over many centuries, their position in Mongolian nomads’ daily lives has remained largely unchanged.

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Trekking Mongolia

A vast expanse of wilderness, sparsely populated country with ancient nomadic people who find solitude here on the edge of civilization.

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Mongolian Festivals

A festival is the ultimate way to experience a country. The immersion into the culture, celebrations and community can be a life-changing experience that few outsiders may encounter. Usually crammed into a few short days, these festivals can be a fleeting yet unforgettable experience.

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Transsiberian Train

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Cycling Mongolia

Mongolia is a biker’s dream. To begin with, only 10% of the country is paved. To add to that, it is one of the least heavily populated countries on the planet. To add to the tale, the land is too, which means you can ride and camp pretty much anywhere you want.

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Canoeing & Kayaking Mongolia

Mongolia is famous for its countless rivers and lakes making it the perfect destination for canoeing adventures. Sit back in your boat and explore Mongolia’s vast wilderness while paddling on tranquil rivers

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