Discover the world's last great nomadic frontier — curated journeys across steppe, desert, and mountain.
Experience Mongolia's Golden Eagle Festival near Ulaanbaatar in March, where Kazakh eagle hunters showcase the remarkable bond between hunter and bird. Enjoy spectacular displays of eagle hunting skills, traditional costumes and cultural performances against Mongolia's winter scenery—a memorable celebration of living heritage and a wonderful opportunity for photography.
Next: Mar 5, 2027
View TourImmerse yourself in authentic Mongolian nomadic culture. Live with herder families.
Next: May 1, 2027
View TourA comprehensive photography expedition through Mongolia's most spectacular locations.
Next: Jun 1, 2027
View TourDiscover Mongolia through your lens on this 11-day photography expedition. Capture the Milky Way above the Gobi Desert’s sweeping dunes and Flaming Cliffs, seek the elusive Pallas’s cat and her kittens in the wild, and experience the vibrant traditions of Naadam. From sunrise camel photography to colorful traditional costumes, horse racing and archery, this journey brings together Mongolia’s remarkable landscapes, wildlife and cultural heritage, with comfortable accommodation and expert local guidance.
Next: Jan 1, 2027
View TourThe ultimate Mongolian overland adventure crossing vast steppes, dramatic deserts, and towering mountain ranges.
Next: Jun 15, 2027
View TourCombine Mongolia's most famous celebration with a desert adventure.
Next: Jul 10, 2027
View TourTrek through the remote Altai Tavan Bogd National Park, home to Mongolia's highest peaks.
Next: Jun 20, 2027
View TourExperience one of Mongolia’s most important Buddhist festivals, then travel through the historic Orkhon Valley and the dramatic landscapes of the Gobi Desert. The Danshig Religious Festival is an annual two-day event held at Khui Doloon Khudag near Ulaanbaatar. Sacred Tsam masked dances, Buddhist ceremonies, traditional music, and cultural performances offer a glimpse into Mongolia’s living Buddhist traditions. Rooted in Tibetan Buddhism, Tsam is a ritual dance performed by monks in elaborate masks and colorful costumes. Chanting and carefully choreographed movements bring Buddhist deities and protective figures to life. After the festival, look for wild takhi horses in Hustai National Park, visit Erdene Zuu Monastery near the ruins of ancient Karakorum, and explore the Gobi’s red sandstone cliffs, golden dunes, and narrow canyons. Along the way, meet a camel-herding family and discover how they live in the desert.
Next: Jun 25, 2027
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