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Mongolia
Experience Mongolia’s wide-open spaces, nomadic culture, and ever-changing seasonal scenery.
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The country with Aventure de Vie
Mongolia: Vast landscapes and nomadic life
Mongolia spans strikingly varied landscapes: central steppes, Gobi dunes, the Altai Mountains, forests and lakes in the north. Beyond Ulaanbaatar, tracks cross vast open spaces where herds, yurts and small villages mark the journey.
Travelers also come to Mongolia to meet nomadic families and experience a way of life still closely tied to animals and the seasons. On foot, horseback, by vehicle or dog sledding in winter, each region offers a unique perspective of the country.
- Best seasons
- May to October; December to April for winter trips
- Climate
- Continental, dry and with strong contrasts
- Regions
- Gobi, Orkhon, Khentii, Altai and Khovsgol
- Experiences
- Nature, nomadic culture and active travel
On site
What to do in Mongolia?
01
Share in nomadic daily life
Sleep in a yurt, meet herders and discover a life organized to the rhythm of the herds.
02
Journey across the steppes
Travel on foot, horseback or by vehicle through valleys and vast plateaus.
03
Spot Przewalski's horses
Khustai National Park protects this iconic species, reintroduced to Mongolia's steppes.
04
Experience Mongolia in winter
Frozen lakes and snowy valleys reveal another side of the country, especially by dog sled.
05
Stop in Ulaanbaatar
The capital offers the chance to explore monasteries, museums and contemporary Mongolia.
Trips in Mongolia
Our trip
Dog sledding at Khagiin Khuul Nuur
Your own musher: glide for seven days deep in the wild Khentii massif.
- Duration11 days · 10 nights
- Group4 travelers
- Next departureFrom 5 January to 14 January 2027
- From, per person2 920 €
Mongolia
Shamanic Retreat and Discovery of the Tsaatans
Five shamans, the frozen taiga, and the reindeer herders of northern Mongolia.
Mongolia
Shamanic Journey on the Ancestral Lands of Shamanism
Five shamans, the Trans-Mongolian Railway, and the yurts of the sacred Tsagaan Nuur Lake.
Mongolia
Soul of the Steppes
Ride through the Orkhon Valley on horseback and experience total immersion with nomads. More than just a journey—it's a life-changing adventure.
Mongolia
Dog Sledding in Khövsgöl
Nine days of dog sledding along Lake Khövsgöl, in the vast white expanse of northern Mongolia.
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Dog sledding in Khentii
A condensed winter adventure: five days of dog sledding along the frozen rivers of Khentii.
Mongolia
Land of Infinity
Steppes, Orkhon Valley, hot springs, horseback trekking at a nomad's pace, and meeting a shaman.
Mongolia
The West and the Kazakhs
From Tolbo’s eagle hunters to the traditions of the Tea Road, an immersion in the far west of Mongolia.
Our homestays
Stay with local hosts
Mongolia · with Enkuush and Urnaa
Orkhon Valley Yurt Camp
Four yurts hosted by a nomadic herder family, 8 hours by road from Ulaanbaatar. Night stays, meals, and horseback riding for independent travellers.
- 4 yurts for 4 people
- 8 hours by road from Ulaanbaatar
- Orkhon waterfall 15 min away by horse
- Meals and horseback rides on site
- Open all year
From€55 per night in a yurt
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Best times to visit
From May to June, the steppes turn green again and travelers are still few. July and August offer the mildest temperatures, but also attract more visitors. September and October are ideal for autumn landscapes. From December to April, Mongolia reveals itself under snow and ice, with very low temperatures.
Before you go
Good to know
Distances are long and, outside the cities, much of the travel is off-road. Comfort may be basic in remote areas and phone coverage is irregular. Temperature swings are significant: come equipped for the region and season.
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