Date: 02–15 Aug 2020
This classic of mountain biking is a south to north traverse of the Khangai mountain range that covers nearly fifth of the country’s territory. This region dominated by dome shaped mountains, mixed woods, clear streams and lush grassy valleys receives abundant rainfall compared to all other parts of Mongolia.
Date: 6-16 Jun, 4-14 July (Confirmed), 1-11 Aug 2020
For adventurers looking to explore remote areas, this trek brings you by glacier-fed rivers, snow-packed passes, turquoise lakes, and high peaks. You will also have a chance to hike where few people seldom go, besides the local Kazakh nomads watching over their livestock grazing in the summertime.
Date: 28 June -10 July 2020
Trekking in the far north west of Mongolia is a spectacular experience as it takes you through permanently snow-capped mountains, glaciers, torrential rivers, lakes, sand dunes and wilderness of Mongolia has to offer. These summer treks are supported by camels as well as horses, covering a distance of about 120km and includes 2 high passes of 2930m and 2944m. Each trekker will carry a light pack with the day’s needs.
This tour is designed to take you deep into the desert, to a remote camp, from where you explore different landscapes of the Gobi. You discover ancient rock art, take a camel ride with a herder family, and visit a mountain temple. See the famous “Flaming Cliffs” and climb desert sand dunes. With our local guide and driver, you will feel at home, meeting the people of the Gobi.
Trekking through the Gorkhi-Terelj National Park takes you through some of the finest cultural and wilderness landscapes Mongolia has to offer and through terrain that is challenging, yet moderately easy. These late summer and autumn treks will find you surrounded by the changing colors of August, September and October. Each days travel will cross rivers, over passes and through wide open mountain steppe valleys.
Date: 15-29 Jun, 4-18 Jul, 30 July – 13 Aug 20
Travel to Gobi desert and mountains of Central Mongolia. Vast arid plains, immense sand dunes and dinosaur fossil sites await you in the Gobi. In Central Mongolia you will visit the site of Chinggis Khan’s medieval capital – Karakorum. Its temples and museums will tell you the history of the largest land empire ever known. Explore natural and cultural sights and have their story told by your guide. Experience the nomadic culture which seemingly hasn’t changed for many hundreds of years.