MONGOLIA EPIC: WESTERN PEAKS, GOBI SANDS AND NORTHERN TRAILS
Eagle hunters soaring over Altai peaks, dinosaur fossils surfacing in glowing red cliffs, monastic chants floating across endless steppe. Mongolia, humbling scale.
Cross the Altai terrain and its open passes, then let the Gobi impose its mineral silence. Camp near sacred lakes, walk at the foot of red cliffs where dinosaur history surfaces, then head back toward monastery ruins and nomadic camps. Mongolia is lived in space, wind and starry night.
- Khovd: eagle hunters Altai gateway
- Bayanzag: flaming cliffs dinosaur bones
- Orkhon Valley: ancient capital waterfalls
- Amarbayasgalant: monastery steppe silence
- White Lake: volcanic crater emerald
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❓ Frequently asked questions
What weather should you expect?
Summer (June-August): Peak season with warmest weather (15-25°C), accessible remote areas, and traditional festivals including Naadam. All tourist infrastructure operational but highest prices and crowds.
Spring (April-May): Mild temperatures (5-20°C), fewer tourists, and reasonable prices. Some remote areas may still be inaccessible due to weather, but cities and main attractions fully operational.
Autumn (September-October): Comfortable temperatures (8-18°C), stunning fall colors, and fewer crowds. Excellent photography weather with clear skies, though nights become quite cold.
Winter (November-March): Extremely cold (-20 to -10°C) but unique experiences like ice festivals and winter nomadic life. Lowest prices but limited accessibility to remote areas and harsh conditions.
How many days should I plan?
We believe you will enjoy this itinerary best by dedicating between 20 and 30 days. The next step will allow you to adjust the duration of your stay.
What to discover in Mongolia?
Nomadic paradise with vast steppes, traditional culture, and incredible hospitality. Experience yurt living, horseback adventures, and authentic nomadic lifestyle. The country offers cultural immersion with natural beauty and adventure activities. Mongolia provides life-changing cultural experiences with natural wonders and cultural authenticity.