Mongolia Tours in June 2027

We saw a wide range of Mongolian scenery: sand dunes, steppe, city, rock formations. A fair amount of driving was therefore needed but managed well with coffee and wee (not usually toilet) breaks. Snack and booze purchase stops included too. Great drivers who kept us safe and comfortable across the, mainly gravel, tracks. You'll see non-stop birds of prey, camels, horses, sheep, goats, yaks, marmots, squirrels and maybe a deer or ibex. Staying in gers was generally comfortable. Bring eye masks and ear plugs for the sunny mornings and sometimes noisy camp evenings (fellow travellers or yaks). Our bags were often taken from the cars to the gers for us. Could get busy around buffet meals and some extremely rural camps had limited staff to keep everything topped up promptly. There was a pleasing amount of salad and vegetables but everything has a chunk of mutton or camel on it. Everything. Wifi, showers & electricity varied. Expect little and you'll be pleasantly surprised. Prepare for all the hot or cold overnight and sandstorm /snow /heat /cold /rain in the day. For the most however we had excellent weather. Good to interact with nomadic herding families and be welcomed into their gers. Sara guided us well, always happy to explain about Mongolian culture and show us her beautiful country. Mongolia is about the scenery mainly but the museums, buddhist sites, music and people were also showcased. You'll be sad to return to the bustle & traffic of Ulaanbaatar at the end.

This trip was a delight from start to finish, brilliant guides and drivers, far better food and accommodation than anticipated, lovely group of mixed nationalities and ages and just an amazing country. Felt like we were in a different world, so much space.

An amazing tour that felt so off the beaten path that most tourists take. We had an incredibly knowledgeable guide Bukhu, our talented drivers who could see roads where we couldn't, and we traveled through some of the most incredible landscapes and met some of the warmest people!

It was a great cultural and landscape experience; exhilirating and awesome! I love the driver ,our e CEO, some of the accomodations. Ismf i had to take away one thing , it will be the traffic in Ulaanbaatar.

Action packed and great itinerary. Despite being a very busy itinerary, the tour provided ample amount of me time. Activities also had active parts so I didn’t feel like I was just walking to a museum or sight and being lectured. There was moderate hikes, milking yaks, making dumplings, etc.

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.