Mongolia Winter Tour (1 day)

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Dog Sledging Mongolia Winter tour

If you are looking for adventure and fun together, we are offering you Dog sledging Mongolia Winter Tour for you!

1pax:$295 per person
2pax:$215 per person
3pax:$195 per person
4pax:$ 165 per person

One of the Mongolian tourists attract, Terelj National Park is a picturesque place of high granite cliffs that were eroded by the earth forces creating a magnificent landscape of granite tors as if sculpted by some giant sculptor. Terelj is only 65-70 km east of Ulaanbaatar. Let’s explore the extraordinary formation of rocks and stones; some of them look quite similar to giant turtles and after that visit one of a small Buddhist temple in Terelj national park. After that lets drive to dog sleding place and dog sledging will be around 20-30 minute.

Next point: Chinggis Khaan Monument

Next, we will continue to the Chinggis Khan Statue complex is located in “Tsonjin Boldog,” a historical place where Chinggis Khaan found his golden whip. The statue created as a memorial to the Man of the Millennium “Chinggis Khaan.” The 40-meter high stainless steel statue of Chinggis Khaan on horseback is the largest of its kind in the world.

Activities: Hiking, visiting museums, photo shooting, dog sledging and Horse riding (Lunch)

Why you should choose 1 day Mongolia winter tour?

Choosing a 1-day winter tour in Mongolia allows you to experience the country's unique winter beauty and cultural festivities, with activities like ice skating on frozen lakes, witnessing the traditional Mongolian way of life in the snow-covered steppes, and enjoying local winter cuisine, all within a short, manageable timeframe.

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Mongol Nomadic Program: Immersive experience showcasing the lifestyle of Mongolian nomads.

Cultural Tours Mongolia (1 day)

The Mongol Nomadic Show is a cultural performance that showcases the traditional nomadic lifestyle of the Mongolian people. It includes displays of horsemanship, archery, and wrestling, as well as music and dance. The show provides a glimpse into the rich history and heritage of the Mongolians, who were once a dominant force in Central Asia under the leadership of Genghis Khan

Tour type:

Cultural Tour

1 day

1-15 People

Price:

$95

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Mongolian Semi Gobi: Picturesque semi-arid region with captivating landscapes in Mongolia.

Mongolia Steppe Tour (2 days)

Tour type:

Adventure

2 days

1-15 People

Price:

$95

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Mongolian wild horses: Majestic and untamed equines in Mongolia's wilderness.

2 Days Khustai National Park

It is right that the Khustai National Park is the home to wild horses called Przewalski horses or Takhi, in Mongolia. In 2002, the UNESCO certified the Hustai National Park as a member of the world biosphere network of natural reserves. The HNPT enrolled as a member of IUCN in 2007. Because the Park occupies such a vast territory, there is ample opportunity for various outdoor activities such as Takhiand bird watching, hiking, photo shooting and visiting ancient artefacts there.

Tour type:

Discover Tour

2 days

1-15 People

Price:

$190

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How to buy this Mongolia tour

Pay with PayPal

It is easy to pay your Mongolian tour with PayPal. However, it will cost from 2.9 % + 0.3 $ per transaction.

Pay with Wise

We strongly recommend to use Wise. It is easy to use and very cheap (3-13 $) per transaction.

Pay with Golomt Bank

Golomt Bank is local of Mongolia. However, it will cost from 5 % per transaction.

Mongolia tour includes

Transfers upon arrival and departure
English speaking guide at all times.
In the countryside, all lodging will be in ger camps and nomadic family’s Ger.
All meals are provided as stated in the itinerary.
Ground transportation: in the countryside by driven 4WD van, bus in the city area.
Park entrance fees
Horse and Camel ride
Sightseeing as per itinerary
1.5 litre of drinking water per day per person

Mongolia tour not includes

Accommodation in a hotel or hostel in Ulaanbaatar
Hotel extras, such as telephone calls, bar bills, and laundry services
Travel insurance, medical insurance
Visa application fees
Alcoholic beverages
Personal expenses such as IDD call, the internet, laundry, items of a personal nature
Gratuity to local guides and drivers
Airfare or train ticket
Airport taxes, excess baggage charges (over 44pound / 20kilo)
Changes of arrival/departure flights
Additional services
Any charges of major force beyond our control (e.g., imposition, quarantine restrictions, etc…)

Mongolia tour packing list

This is a suggested packing list, which you should feel free to adjust to suit your needs. Please refer to our travel guide for more detailed information.

Backpack or soft bag
Waterproof bag cover
Daypack
Headlamp/flashlight
Spare batteries/bulb
Personal medications
Waterproof hiking boots
Waterproof jacket with hood
Waterproof over pants
Fleece jacket or wool jumper
Cotton t-shirts
Long sleeve shirts
Lightweight trousers
Shorts
Socks
Underwear
Sun hat
Sandals
Sunglasses
Sun cream
Insect repellent
Resealing (Ziploc) plastic bags
Binoculars/camera
Watch/ alarm clock
Money belt/ pouch
Insurance confirmation copy
Emergency contact number

Where to travel in Mongolia?

There are many great places to visit in Mongolia, depending on your interests and travel preferences. Some popular destinations include the capital city of Ulaanbaatar, the Gobi Desert, Lake Khuvsgul, the Orkhon Valley, and the Altai Mountains. Each region offers its own unique landscapes, cultural experiences, and activities, such as horseback riding, trekking, and visiting local nomadic families.

Is Mongolia safe to travel to?

Mongolia is generally considered a safe country to travel to. However, like any other country, there are certain risks and it's important to take necessary precautions to ensure your safety. It's recommended to avoid traveling alone in remote areas, be aware of your surroundings, and follow local customs and laws.

Is Mongolia a good place to visit?

Yes, Mongolia is a great destination for those seeking a unique and off-the-beaten-path travel experience. It offers stunning landscapes, rich cultural experiences, and the opportunity to explore the nomadic way of life. It's a great destination for adventure-seekers and those interested in learning about different cultures.

What airlines fly to Mongolia?

Airlines that fly to Mongolia include MIAT Mongolian Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Air China, Korean Air, and Aeroflot.

Is Mongolia worth visiting?

Mongolia offers a unique travel experience, with stunning landscapes, unique culture, and the opportunity to explore the nomadic way of life. If you're seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure, Mongolia is definitely worth visiting.

What is the Creepy Teepee Mongolia Grand Tour?

The Creepy Teepee Mongolia Grand Tour is a unique tour that takes travelers through the remote and off-the-beaten-path areas of Mongolia. The tour is organized by Creepy Teepee, a travel company that specializes in adventurous and immersive travel experiences.

Do I need a visa to travel to Mongolia?

Entry requirements and visa regulations may vary depending on your country of origin. It's important to check with the Mongolian embassy or consulate in your country for the latest information.

Do you need a visa to travel to Mongolia?

Entry requirements and visa regulations may vary depending on your country of origin. It's important to check with the Mongolian embassy or consulate in your country for the latest information.

How to travel around Mongolia?

There are several ways to travel around Mongolia, including public transportation, private tours, and self-driving. The most popular way to explore the country is through organized tours, which offer the opportunity to visit remote areas and experience the local culture.

Can you travel to Mongolia now?

Travel restrictions and entry requirements can change frequently, so it's important to check with the Mongolian embassy or consulate in your country for the latest information.

Can US citizens travel to Mongolia?

Yes, US citizens can travel to Mongolia. However, entry requirements and visa regulations may vary, so it's important to check with the Mongolian embassy or consulate in the United States for the latest information.

Can U.S. citizens travel to Mongolia?

Yes, U.S. citizens can travel to Mongolia. However, entry requirements and visa regulations may vary, so it's important to check with the Mongolian embassy or consulate in the United States for the latest information.

Mongolia’s Winter Festivals and Activities

Explore Mongolia’s winter festivals, including the Ice Festival at Lake Khuvsgul and the Golden Eagle Festival. These events showcase traditional games, ice sports, and eagle hunting that celebrate the culture and resilience of Mongolian people. For details on these unique winter activities, visit: mongoliantour.guide - Winter Festivals

Nomadic Life in Winter

Staying with a nomadic family in winter is an authentic way to experience the local lifestyle. Mongolian nomads have mastered techniques to survive the harsh winter months in their traditional gers. To learn more about nomadic hospitality and winter tours that provide these immersive experiences, check out: mongoliantour.guide - Nomadic Life Tours

Khustai National Park and Winter Wildlife

Khustai National Park offers visitors the chance to observe native wildlife like the Przewalski’s horse and, in some regions, snow leopards during winter months. This sanctuary provides a glimpse into Mongolia’s conservation efforts and winter wildlife encounters. For information on winter wildlife expeditions, see: mongoliantour.guide - Wildlife Tours

Winter Travel Tips

Preparing for Mongolia’s severe winter is essential. Recommended gear, clothing layers, and safety advice are crucial for enjoying winter activities and exploring Mongolia comfortably. For tips and guidance on winter travel preparation, visit: mongoliantour.guide - Winter Travel Tips

Discover the Gobi Desert in Winter

While known for its arid landscapes, the Gobi Desert transforms into a surreal snowy terrain in winter. Travelers can explore camel rides, desert landscapes, and even wildlife sightings in this unique season. For more on Gobi Desert winter tours, go to: mongoliantour.guide - Gobi Desert Winter Tours

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Here's a list of exciting activities to do in Mongolia:

1. Visit museums and palaces in Ulaanbaatar to learn about the legendary Genghis Khan and watch history unfold.
2. Play traditional games using shagai or sheep’s bones while enjoying a cup of hot Mongolian tea.
3. Go horse riding in the wilds surrounding Lake Khovsgol and explore the sweeping grasslands along with the Tsataan tribes.
4. Enjoy the beauty of the Mongolian steppe countryside from the comfortable confines of a Trans Siberian train journey.
5. Hone your eagle hunting skills in the upper reaches of the majestic Altai mountain range.
6. Witness the awe-inspiring spectacle of national patriotism on display at the Naadam festival.
7. Take in the breathtaking view of the Flaming Cliffs, a wind-sculpted sandstone at Bayanzag in the Gobi desert.
8. Hike through the Khustai National Park and look out for Takhi or Przewalski horses, a species which was once extinct but now has been re-introduced to their habitat.

Enjoy your time in Mongolia!

Here are some tips to keep in mind while on your trip:

1. Wear sturdy trekking shoes since the terrain can be rugged.

2. When holding a coffee cup, avoid holding it by the rim. Instead, hold it from the bottom to follow local customs and traditions. Your tour guide will provide more information on this.

3. Refrain from pointing at people as it's considered rude and may be viewed as an invitation for evil.

4. Be open to trying nomadic foods such as horse meat, mutton, and fermented milk dishes.

5. When inside a Ger camp, avoid whistling and sitting with one leg over the other.

6. Avoid offering money or gifts to locals as it may offend them.

7. When visiting monasteries or other places of worship, dress modestly.

8. Support local culture by purchasing traditional clothing accessories made of cashmere and vibrantly colored paintings.