Khustain Nuruu National Park Tours and Trips

All around a wonderful experience! I would liked to have seen more of the country given the time frame, but understand that it is severely restricted by the conditions of the roads.

This has been my 8th tour with G Adventures and probably my favorite. Mongolia as it is is such a fascinating place to go to. That trip though is just perfectly modeled to help you experience most of the country for example by staying in ger camps or at a nomad family. I cannot recommend this tour enough!

I have to say in all of my tours with G Adventures, which is almost close to 30 now, I have never experienced another traveller like Nitya R. In my opinion she had unreasonable expectations of our CEO and when she didn?t get what she wanted she would have temper tantrums. For example, on the last day of the tour while we were at lunch, she was very upset when she found out that Mongolia had temporarily banned the sale of alcohol for 3 days because of their general elections that day. She said that our CEO should have notified her prior. While.we were all seated at the restaurant table, she proceeded to ask for the tip envelope for the CEO and she removed what she said was some of her tip money. Her behavior was appalling and that of a spoiled, entitled person. My hope is to never travel on an another tour with her as part of the group.

Very good. Mongolia, an up and coming destination, is a unique place to see life and people for real. The vast size and openness of the country on display revealing the conditions and resilience of the people to continue traditional ways.

This is an amazing adventure, from lush green steppe to mountains, sand dunes and Gobi plains. There are temples, excellent museums and the modern city of Ulaanbaatar ,and of course the Naadam festival. One of the best Exodus trips I have done.

Fantastic trip. We travelled (admittedly some long drives) through the flat landscapes, dodging large herds of goats and sheep as well as horses and camels. Four visits to various nomad families gave us insights into their ways of life, and we sampled fermented cows', mares', and camels' milk. We watched one family milk the mares, and rode camels near the sand dunes. Visits to Buddhist temples and museums gave us additional insights. The bronze age petroglyphs were a highlight, particularly those of tigers. The best bit was at the end of the trip, when we attended the Golden Eagle Festival. Watching men and women interact with their eagles was amazing, as were the other events, such as the tug-of-war with a goat skin.