Best known for
Przewalski's wild horses, the Gobi desert, snow leopards and the golden-eagle hunters
The range
From the steppe and the Gobi to the high Altai mountains and the taiga of Khövsgöl
Why it's special
Vast, empty wilderness with some of Asia's rarest mammals and a living nomadic culture
How to travel
Ger camps and mobile expedition camps, reached by 4x4 and light flights
Overview
The land of the eternal blue sky — wild horses on the steppe, Bactrian camels and dinosaur cliffs in the Gobi, and snow leopards in the high Altai.
Where to go
Destinations in Mongolia
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Snow leopards & eagle hunters · Mongolia
Altai Mountains
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Desert & dinosaur cliffs · Mongolia
South Gobi Desert
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Wild horses & steppe · Mongolia
Hustai National Park
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Cranes & vast grassland · Mongolia
Eastern Mongolian Steppe
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The blue pearl & taiga · Mongolia
Khövsgöl Lake
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Capital & gateway · Mongolia
Ulaanbaatar
Where to go
Journeys through Mongolia
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7 Days · 6 Nights
Mongolia Wildlife Highlights
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8 Days · 7 Nights
Wild Gobi Expedition
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7 Days · 6 Nights
Przewalski’s Horse & Steppe
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10 Days · 9 Nights
Snow Leopard Expedition
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10 Days · 9 Nights
Mongolia Bird Photography
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12 Days · 11 Nights
Gobi & Altai
When to come — honestly
When to go
February – April
Best
Snow-leopard season in the Altai, on the winter-spring snow.
May – September
Best
The steppe and Gobi in summer — wild horses, camels, cranes and foals.
September – October
Good
The autumn eagle-hunting season and argali rut in the mountains.
Travel to Mongolia
Private, tailor-made journeys across Mongolia, designed around you and timed around the wildlife.
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