Mongolia Guided Tours
Mongolia is a remarkable, often overlooked destination — vast steppe, nomadic culture and dramatic landscapes. We offer guided tours for Australian and international visitors who want to experience it firsthand.
Discover Mongolia
Mongolia offers vast open steppe, dramatic desert and mountain landscapes, nomadic culture that has endured for centuries, and a history stretching back to Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire. Our guided tours are designed for Australian and international visitors who want to experience it properly — not just pass through.
Enquire About a TourOur Most Requested Mongolia Tours
A starting point for planning your trip — every tour can be tailored to your dates, group size and interests. Durations below are typical ranges; contact us for a detailed itinerary and quote.
5–7 Days · South Mongolia
Gobi Desert Explorer
Mongolia’s most iconic landscape — towering singing sand dunes, dramatic canyons and the famous dinosaur fossil site at the Flaming Cliffs.
- Khongoryn Els singing sand dunes
- Yolyn Am ice canyon
- Bayanzag “Flaming Cliffs”
- Camel riding with local nomads
4–6 Days · Central Mongolia
Central Mongolia & Orkhon Valley
History and culture through the heart of Mongolia, including the ancient Mongol capital and a UNESCO-listed valley.
- Karakorum, ancient capital of the Mongol Empire
- Erdene Zuu Monastery
- Orkhon Waterfall
- Nomadic ger camp stays
5–7 Days · Northern Mongolia
Lake Khuvsgul — The Blue Pearl
One of the world’s clearest freshwater lakes, set against forested mountains in Mongolia’s far north.
- Horseback riding along the lake
- Traditional nomadic herder families
- Pristine mountain scenery
- Optional reindeer-herder (Tsaatan) visit
6–8 Days · Ulaanbaatar & Countryside
Naadam Festival Experience
Timed around Mongolia’s biggest festival (typically 11–13 July) — wrestling, horse racing and archery, the “Three Manly Games.”
- Opening ceremony in Ulaanbaatar
- Traditional wrestling, archery & horse racing
- Countryside extension available
- Best booked well ahead of festival dates
3–4 Days · Ulaanbaatar Region
Ulaanbaatar & Terelj National Park
A shorter option for visitors with limited time — a taste of both city and nomadic life close to the capital.
- Genghis Khan Statue Complex
- Gorkhi-Terelj National Park & Turtle Rock
- Ulaanbaatar museums & city sights
- Overnight ger camp stay
Planning Your Mongolia Trip
Best Time to Visit
Mongolia’s peak travel season runs from June to September, when the weather is warmest and most accessible. Naadam Festival tours are timed around mid-July.
Getting There
We can arrange your flights to Ulaanbaatar as part of your booking — see our Flights page for details.
Tailored to You
Every tour can be adjusted for group size, duration, budget and interests. Get in touch and tell us what you have in mind.
Ready to explore Mongolia?
Tell us your travel dates and interests and we’ll help plan your Mongolia tour.