The best hotels and places to stay in Terelj National Park, Mongolia. Five-star yurts to local family experiences.
Category Archives: Mongolia Guides
Gorkhi-Terelj National Park Travel Guide
Only 70 kilometers from Ulaanbaatar, Gorkhi-Terelj National Park is the #1 day trip travelers make when visiting Mongolia’s capital. Here are the top 11 things to do when you visit.
Meet with a Shaman in Ulaanbaatar
Have an evening ceremony with a powerful Shaman. Ask questions and get answers. One of the most interesting experiences to have in Mongolia.
Learn Horseback Archery (3-day & 4-day Group Training Experience)
Train with the Mongolian horseback archers featured on the National Geographic show Superskilled with Eva zu Beck. Booking now for 2027.
Central Mongolia Driving Route: Tsetserleg to Murun (6-day Easy Itinerary)
Drive from Tseterleg to Murun, Mongolia on this 6-day easy driving itinerary. Historic landmarks including burial mounds and deer stones, stunning wild camping, and more.
8-day Gobi Desert Private Tour
Embark on an 8-day adventure to the Best of the Gobi Desert. Explore the White Stupa, Khongoryn Els Dunes, Flaming Cliffs, and more. A great tour to book if you’re visiting Mongolia for the first time.
Guide to the Gobi: Ultimate Gobi Desert Travel Guide
We’re answering the most commonly asked Gobi Desert travel questions. Is the Gobi Desert worth visiting? What is the best time of year to visit? Can you drive across the Gobi Desert? Plus, get my Gobi Desert Google Maps pin list.
How to Attend Naadam 2027: Join this Small Group Tour
Experience Mongolia’s famous Naadam Festival during this 9-day small group tour. Live with a nomadic family, ride horses, and attend a local Naadam July 5 – 13, 2027. (Book now before it sells out!)
Mongolia Packing Essentials: 60 Pieces of Clothing, Gear, and Tech I Recommend to Everyone
The essential Mongolia packing list for every type of travel. Basic essentials including rain gear and hiking boots to sleeping bags and more.
11 Traditional Mongolian Foods to Know
From buuz to khorkhog and the Five Snouts in between, an explanation of Mongolian food and the traditions around eating and drinking in Mongolia.