Tours I’d book in October as a local, October weather, and other things to do in the country during the fall shoulder season.
Author Archives: Breanna Wilson
Aglag Monastery: Mongolia’s Strange, Beautiful Buddhist Sanctuary
Carved into a mountainside outside Ulaanbaatar, Aglag Monastery is unlike any temple in Mongolia. Here’s its history and what makes it worth visiting.
Book a Rental Car in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Book the best car rental and travel Mongolia at your own pace. No tour, no guide, just you and the open road. Find the best rental car options, prices, security deposit details, and more.
Mongolia Itinerary Planning Service: Plan the Perfect Trip (Starts at $250)
Planning a trip to Mongolia and not sure how to plan the perfect itinerary? Here are quick tips to help or book my trip planning service.
Visiting the Tsaatan Reindeer Tribe in Winter: What to Know
Planning a winter trip to Mongolia’s Tsaatan reindeer herders? Here’s the best time to go, what the weather is really like, and how to reach the taiga.
Mongolia’s Winter Horse Festival: What It Is and Why It’s Unmissable
Held every November in Khentii Province, Mongolia’s Winter Horse Festival is a rare, mostly local celebration of horse culture on snow-covered steppe.
The Tsaatan Reindeer Herders of Mongolia: Who They Are and Where They Live
Mongolia’s Tsaatan people are the last reindeer-herding tribe on earth. Here’s where they live, how they migrate, and what makes their way of life so rare.
The Eight Lakes Horse Trek in Mongolia: What to Know Before You Go
A guide to Mongolia’s Eight Lakes horse trek through the Khangai Mountains, one of the country’s most remote multi-day rides, accessible only on horseback.
Hiking in Altai Tavan Bogd: Where to Go and When to Visit
Mongolia’s Altai Tavan Bogd National Park is one of the most dramatic mountain regions in the country. Here’s where to hike, what to expect, and when to go.
Where to Go Birdwatching in Mongolia: Species, Seasons & Best Spots
Mongolia sits along major migratory bird routes, drawing rare cranes, eagles, and lake birds each spring. Here’s what to look for and where.