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TEMPORARY EXEMPTION FROM VISA REQUIREMENTS FOR CITIZENS OF SOME COUNTRIES TO VISIT MONGOLIA

In connection with the decision of the Government of Mongolia to declare 2023-2025 as the “Years to visit Mongolia”, the Cabinet has made a decision to temporarily exempt from visa requirements for the nationals of the following 34 countries, who are traveling to Mongolia for tourism purposes up to 30 days. This includes 32 developed European countries, Australia, and New Zealand, which lead the number of tourists visiting Mongolia. The decision, aimed to attract foreign tourists and facilitate travel conditions, was made at the meeting of the Cabinet on 4th of January, 2023 and will be effective until the end of 2025.

Total Foreign Trade Turnover Increased by USD 5.2 Billion

/MONTSAME/. In 2022, Mongolia traded with 160 countries from all over the world, and the total trade turnover reached USD 21.2 billion, of which exports were USD 12.5 billion and imports were USD 8.7 billion. The total foreign trade turnover increased by USD 5.2 (32.1%) billion, where exports increased by USD 3.3 (35.7%) billion and imports increased by USD 1.9 (27.2%) billion compared to the same period of the previous year. In December 2022, exports increased by USD 259.7 (22.9%) million and imports increased by USD 107.4 (14.8%) million compared to the previous month.

The Snow and Reindeer Festival to be held on February 27-28

/MONTSAME/. Khuvsgul aimag declared this year a “Year to Visit Khuvsgul” in order to develop sustainable tourism based on natural, historical, and cultural heritage. In the framework of this initiative, 11 special events are going to be held to increase the number of domestic and foreign tourists who visit the aimag.

MIAT Announces Special Tariff to Promote Winter Tourism

/MONTSAME/. MIAT Mongolian Airlines signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Mongolian Tourism Association today. Accordingly, foreign tourists coming to our country can get a flight ticket with a 30% discount.

U. Khurelsukh: IT companies be supported in all respect

The President complimented them for creating conditions for citizens to receive health and education services virtually and introducing electronic payment services, national data centers, and national geographic and language translation systems based on cloud systems.

Mongolia claims Bronze medal from FISU University World Cup 3×3 Basketball

The women`s Team from Mongolia`s Royal International University won a Bronze medal by overcoming a side from Iran`s Islamic Azad University 15-12 at the FISU 3x3 Basketball World Cup. The Mongolian 3x3 Basketball Association congratulated its female athletes and Mongolia's State honored coach S. Tulga and wished them great success.

Intellectual Intelligence Museum registered in “Guinness World Records 2023” book

The Intellectual Intelligence Museum of Mongolia is recorded in the new edition of the “Guinness World Records 2023” book and selected as the museum with the largest collection of chess sets in the world. The museum was established on August 13, 1990, and is the first private museum in Mongolia. A total of about 11,000 items including overall 5000 toys, puzzles, and games, and about 500 chess sets are on view. Some of them are crafted by the museum founder himself and some of them are collected from more than 130 countries.

Borjigon horse-head fiddle placed in Theater Museum of Mongolia

The Borjigon horse-head fiddle, which dates back to the 17th century, was brought back to its homeland and placed in the Mongolian Theater Museum. In 2004, a member of the Professors of Cultural Studies team at the Mongolian University of Arts and Culture, head of the Mongolian Ethnic Music Center, and ethnic music researcher D. Ganpurev organized this work to bring back the flaxen chestnut fiddle to Mongolia. The event continued with a “Horsehead Fiddle’s Historical Research” speech from him and an “Altai” music group performance. The flaxen chestnut horse-head fiddle was restored with two strings and was played by the fiddler D. Shinetsog.

“Visit Mongolia" application and www.mongoliatravel.guide website launched

The Government of Mongolia announced 2023 and 2024 as "The Years to Visit Mongolia" and approved the slogan "Welcome to Mongolia."

“UB Winter Sale” project to develop winter tourism!

Ulaanbaatar City Tourism Department and ‘TanuSoft’ LLC will jointly implement 'UB Winter Sale' project.

CHINGGIS KHAAN MUSEUM OPENED!

‘Chinggis Khaan’ museum exposing 2,000 years of Mongolia’s history of kings, nobles, nomads people, and their statehood from the Mongol Empire to the beginning of the XX century, opened its door and held the Nine White Banners ceremony.

First Asian team to win medal at WDSF World Championship!

The WDSF World Championship 2022 was held in Braunschweig, Germany on October 15. In this competition, representing Mongolia, the "Moon dance" and "Star" teams participated in the category of Formation Standard, and the “Khatan Tuul” team participated in Formation Latin with a team consisting of 107 people. Thus, the "Moon Dance" team won the silver medal for the first time in WDSF World Championship 2022, and it was a great success not only for Mongolia but also for Asia as no Asian team has ever won a medal in the competition before.

STATE WITHOUT A SEAL Enthralling New Theatrical Drama

One-Time English Language Performance for the Expat Community and Visitors of Ulaanbaatar

The 31st National Book Festival kicked off at Sukhbaatar Square.

  Under the motto “Let’s Read More” the book festival was held for three days. The festival was organized on a wider scale this year to promote public reading, enrich collections and inventories of being kept by libraries, support children’s and youth’s desire to learn and disseminate knowledge.

Soyombo’ exhibition brings 17th to 19th century art for view

   Soyombo’ exhibition brings 17th to 19th century art for view The National Museum of Mongolia, in cooperation with collector B.Amarsanaa, is presenting a special exhibition entitled “Soyombo National Symbol of Mongolia” to promote, recognize and pass on Mongolia’s historical and cultural heritage to future generations. B.Amarsanaa’s collection accounts for 60 percent of the exhibition while the rest is made up of artifacts from the medieval collection of the museum.

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Wild Mongolia

Drive Grade

Drive / Rest day

Sealed / Dirt

55 % / 45 %

3,250 km / 2,030 mi, mongolia: this driving adventure visits mongolia’s most storied landscapes, as you discover this magnificent land.

Discover a wild landscape barely changed since Genghis Khan's Golden Horde roamed freely across the land, this 4wd tour of Mongolia offers a unique insight into this magnificent "blue sky" land. A land of nomadic horsemen and expansive grassy steppe dotted with dazzling white gers, spectacularly sandwiched between jagged mountains to the north and the massive Gobi Desert to the south, it doesn’t take much to imagine images of Genghis Khan and the Mongol hordes.

This 4WD adventure visits Mongolia’s most storied landscapes of the towering sand dunes, fertile steppe, and yawning valleys bordered by mountains. Join us for an experience rich 4wd adventure into wild Mongolia.

Dates and Pricing

Driver & Toyota Landcruiser or Nissan Patrol

US$15,040.00

Adult Passenger / Friends & Family

US$7,000.00

Child Passenger / Friends & Family

US$3,900.00

Adult Passenger / Compass Driven Vehicle

US$9,690.00

A$22,700.00

A$10,565.00

A$14,625.00

Tour Highlights

Traditional eagle hunters of Mongolia

Nomads on the Mongolian Steppe

4WDriving across the Mongolian Steppe

Typical scene in rural Mongolia

Our Ger camp at Tsagaan Nuur, Mongolia

The sands of the Gobi Desert, Mongolia

One of many creek crossings in Mongolia

Mongolian convoy

Typical track across the endless grasslands of Mongolia

Beautiful drive in Mongolia

Day 1: Your Ulaanbaatar airport transfer will take you directly to our joining hotel, ready for an early start tomorrow. Today you will meet your crew for your tour briefing and welcome dinner. Day 2: We take delivery of our 4WDs. Leaving the bright lights of the city behind we drive to the spectacular Gorkhi- Terelj National Park, but not before stopping enroute to visit the mighty statue of Chinggis Khan, the tallest statue of a horse in the world. Day 3: A long drive today south through middle Mongolia before reaching the impressive rock formations of Baga Gazarin Chuluu, a 1,750 m / 5,740 ft range of granite rock reminiscent of a lunar landscape. We enjoy our first ger camp experience. Day 4: We enter the legendary Gobi Desert via a series of remote dirt tracks as we drive south visiting the stunning Yolyn Am, or Valley of the Eagles, a short horse trek is organised into this stunning valley where we still may see ice and if we're lucky Ibex and Vultures. Day 5: We drive onto the Western Gobi home to the spectacular sand dunes of Khongoryn Els also known as the “singing sands”, each dune is 100 km / 60 mi long and 20 km / 12 mi wide and offer a spectacular light show throughout the day, particularly around sunset. Day 6: It's a short drive to the sand dunes where we may climb one for epic views of the sea of sands. We will also enjoy a camel ride in the stunning sand dunes of Khongoryn Els and learn about the lives of the Gobi camel herders, lives that could not be further removed from ours. Day 7: Today we visit the Flaming Cliffs, a world-famous dinosaur site where the remains of a Protoceratops and a Velociraptor locked in a fight were discovered. Our ger camp overlooks the cliffs that glow red at sunset, giving them the name of "flaming Cliffs" Day 8: Turning north we overnight at a ger camp near the Ongii Khiid Monastery. This monastery was one of the largest and most respected monasteries of Mongolia before its destruction in 1939 by the communist authorities but has been partly rebuilt since the end of Communism. Day 9: We drive across open grasslands via the UNESCO listed Orkhon Valley, enroute to Kharkhorin. We visit the wonderful Erdene Zuu Monastery built on what was formerly Genghis Khan's capital. Day 10: From Kharkhorin we turn west to the astonishingly beautiful Khorgo Terkhiin Tsagaan, or Great White Lake. We will enjoy roadside views of the wonderful Chuluut Canyon enroute. Our ger camp is spectacularly located on the shores of Tsaguun Nuur. Day 11: We venture further into remote Mongolia through a rarely visited region via numerous streams, mountain passes and epic Mongolian Steppe. Today is a 4wd driving highlight topped off by an overnight stay at a remote ger camp. run by a wonderful Mongolian family. Day 12: Another spectacular day of remote driving through a mountainous landscape punctuated by valleys and steppe. We visit some ancient deer stones that date back to the bronze age. These monoliths are remotely located on a stunning vast green steppe, this is true no man’s land, and we will not see another tourist. Wandering around these deer stones on the silent plains is simply breathtaking. We reach the "Jewel in the Mongolian crown" Khuvsgul Nuur, a breathtaking wonderfully clear water lake surrounded by pine forests and granite peaks. Day 13: We spend today around Khuvsgul Nuur, exploring the lake on canoe, horseback or simply wandering the shoreline. Day 14: The landscape now is of yawning valleys and tiny brightly colored villages contrasting against a backdrop of endless green steppe dotted with yaks and herds of wild horses, it’s a scene straight from Genghis Khan's time. Our overnight ger camp is superbly located at the base of a small hill with epic views of the Selenge River a short walk away. Day 15: Some more remote driving today as we leave the pavement and cross numerous remote passes, where we will not see another tourist, before reaching the Mongolian holiday destination of Ugii Nuur. Although not big Ugii Lake is renowned for the migratory birdlife, fishing, and remarkable sunsets. Day 16: Our penultimate drive day will see us visit the wonderful Khustai Nuruu National Park. This park is a wildlife success story with the formerly extinct, in the wild, Przewalski's horses reintroduced and now a stock of these wild horses roams here and nowhere else on earth. Day 17: We go on "safari" today in search of the elusive Przewalski's horses, the only true wild horses left on earth. It's then a short drive back to the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar where we can reminisce on what has been an incredible 4WD adventure into some true off the beaten tourist tracks of Mongolia. Departure Day: Spend a couple more days in Ulaanbaatar or fly home, the choice is yours.

• Airport Transfers
• Fuel & tolls
• 17 nights’ accommodation in ger camps and hotels
• 17 breakfasts
• Services of Compass Expeditions leader and support staff
• Access to Compass Expeditions App / Chock full of tour info, route maps & what to expect
• Pre-departure material
• Access to satellite phone, pay per minute
• Compass Expeditions tour shirt
• Entrances to all attractions & excursions mentioned in the itinerary

Not Included

• International Flights
• Visas (if required)
• Personal Health/Travel Insurance
• Tips and gratuities

All accommodation is twin, double or family share, if you would like a single room there will be a single supplement: US$ 1,750 . Please note that you will be required to share bathrooms while in the Ger camps.

Drive Details

Drive Profile

55% of this tour is on pavement. Large sections of pavement will be rough, potholed, and narrow with tall and damaged shoulders and large pavement deformations. Pavement can end with no warning. Often, it’s better to drive off road beside the pavement. 45% of this tour is on dirt. Dirt tracks range from barely discernible wheel tracks across a vast steppe to loose scrambles up a volcanic caldera. In the Gobi of course we must expect sand. We will experience numerous creek crossing, none of which are fast flowing or particularly deep and long sections of corrugations. As with all dirt tracks conditions change and the above is a guide only.

Tour Start/End

Tour Start: Ulan Bataar, Mongolia Tour End: Ulan Bataar, Mongolia

We visit Mongolia in late August - early September (autumn) where it has cooled down considerably in the Gobi and the short rains should be expected. These short rains don’t last long, yet turn the country a deep green everywhere other than the Gobi where we won’t see any rain. Temperatures range between 4° and 20°C / 40° and 70°F and in the Gobi we should expect temperature range of 10° and 25°C / 50° and 77°F. Overnight temperatures can occasionally dip to freezing.

Important Information

• All drivers must have a valid driver’s licence and at least two years driving experience.
• Drivers should note that our vehicles have an insurance excess of US$ 1,000 in the event of damage caused by accidents or mistreatment. There is no excess reduction policy available for this tour.
• It is a requirement that all travelers have appropriate travel insurance for this type of expedition.

Drive Distance 3,250 km / 2,030 mi

Sealed / Dirt 55 % / 45 %

Accommodation

• 17 nights accommodation.
• Our accommodation ranges from small family run ger camps through to 5-star hotels.
• A flexible attitude is needed as standards are not always what we are accustomed to.
• All accommodation is on a twin, double or family share basis. If you are traveling alone we will pair you up with another solo traveler. However, if you prefer single accommodation a single supplement is available: US$ 1,750.00 .
• Ger camps will have shared bathroom facilities.

• On every day of the tour, we include breakfast: 17 Breakfasts
• On mentioned travel days we provide a picnic lunch that we prepare ourselves from our mobile kitchen or at a local restaurant: 16 Lunches
• We include mentioned dinners in reliable restaurants and ger camps we have used many times before: 17 Dinners

4 Wheel Drives

853cc Parallel twin cylinder engine (de-tuned) Seat height 81cm (32In) Approx. Inner Leg Curve 183cm (72in) Approx Heated Hand Grips Engine protection bars Bash plate Dual purpose tyres

I had (we had) a fantastic time. The scenery, the people, the accommodation and the tour itself were all above my expectations. Mick and Veronica did a great job managing the trip despite some challenges along the way. Already started saving for the next trip.

Steve Australia

Mongolia triggers a background picture - blue skies, green grass, white gers. Then the "mind video" rolls. What a wonderful trip it was.

Ian New Zealand

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Horse Riding to the Land of Genghis Khan

Tour description.

12 days including 7 horse riding days. Overnights in tented camps and in gers (Mongolian felt covered tent). Safe and comfortable tack. In mere 50 km east of the capital Ulaanbaatar there is a land of evergreen taiga forest, clear streams and lush grasslands. Deer, wild boar, squirrel, beaver, otter, sable and wolf inhabit the area. There lie mountains, lakes and rivers which gave shelter and refuge to the legendary Khan of Mongols, Genghis during his early days when he faced a harsh rivalry from enemies of his deceased farther. These lands as well witnessed his rising glory. At the Khukh (Blue) Lake he was enthroned as the Khan of All Mongols in 1189. Later in 1206 seating on a white felt carpet on the shore of the lake, he was bestowed the title of Khan of The Great Mongol Empire. Precisely these auspicious places lie on our riding route.

Price includes

• All accommodation (twin shared)
• All transfers including arrival & departure
• Indicated meals (B-breakfast, L-lunch, D-dinner)
• Visits & national park fees
• Camping equipment
• English speaking guide
• Expedition cook with an assistant
• Riding guides

Price excludes

• Travel insurance
• Meals not indicated
• Sleeping bags and pads

Tour dates:

• June 1 - Sep 30, 2024 OPEN

Difficulty Rating

Day 1: Arrival in Ulaanbaatar, guided city tour

Arrival in Ulaanbaatar (UB), the capital of Mongolia and transfer to a centrally located 4 star hotel. Afternoon guided city tour will introduce you to the highlights of the city: the Gandan Temple - city's main Buddhist center, the central city square with a grand statue of Genghis Khan and the Zaisan Memorial, an elevated hill on the city's edge providing a panoramic view of UB. Then choose to visit one or two museums from the following: Museum of National History introducing Mongolia's history from early humans to modern era, Natural History Museum with a unique collection of dinosaur fossils, Choijin Lama or State Oracle Residence-museum displaying best samples of Buddhist artwork and religious masks. The Winter palace of Bogd Khan showcasing rare statues of Buddhist deities and items of personal use of this last theocratic ruler of Mongolia is also worth considering. A show of traditional music, throat singing and contortion at 6PM will be followed by a welcome dinner. (hotel/D)

Day 2: Drive to Zuun Bayan valley

After breakfast meet our team: drivers, cook and the guide. Load the jeeps and drive eastwards to the Khan Khenty NP. The drive takes you through landscape of mountains covered in larch, birch and cedar. After 2 hr driving tarmac ends and we continue across lush meadows dotted with white yurts (known as Gers in Mongolian) of local herding families at work and get a glimpse of a way of life which has seemingly not changed for centuries. In the mid afternoon arrive to the Zuun Bayan valley gateway and set up tented camp. Here we meet our riding guides who will show up in the evening with a herd of sturdy Mongolian horses. Dinner and tented camp overnight. (tent/B,L,D)

Days 3-9: Horse riding to Bayangol valley via the Kherlen river

After breakfast a horse will be selected to suit your riding experience. Riding the sturdy Mongolian horses is a style quite different from that of a western horse riding. Broken in at the age of 2 or 3 they listen to a different set of commands and, respond to a different behavior on the side of the rider. Your riding guides will teach these techniques before we set off further to the east. Each day the support team will drive ahead and serve lunch at an agreed spot and then carry on to prepare your camp and dinner.

During these 6 days we cover every type of landscape of the Khan Khenty range: lush meadows, wooded hills, grassy river valleys and rugged mountains. The guides will ride next to you and look after your safety and peace of mind. For the most part the region is sparsely populated so each encounter with local people is potentially an authentic cultural exchange. There is always someone to come across and greet us.

On day 5 in the evening we arrive at Kherlen river, the longest in Eastern Mongolia. The basin of Kherlen river was the traditional grazing and hunting ground of Genghis Khan's tribesmen.

Inevitably, sooner or later you will be invited to a herding family yurt. Yurt is easily collapsible yet warm and stable, perfectly suitable for Central Asian extreme climate and fierce winds. Simple life and wild nature have shaped tough but extremely friendly type of people. Their knowledge of nature is unparalleled.

On day 7 we camp at the shore of the Khukh lake. Here Temujin was conferred the title "Genghis Khan" meaning 'the oceanly great king'. On day 8 night we spend the night in a designated visitor camp. This is a chance to sleep in Mongolian gers. A separate building is equipped with showers and conventional bathrooms. (tents/ger/B,L,D)

Day 10: Ride to Khangal lake via the Bereeven monastery

Last riding day. Our destination is the Bereeven Monastery site initiated in late 18th century. With over 3000 monks residing in its vicinity it became the main Buddhist center of Eastern Mongolia till the 1930-ies before being leveled during the anti-religion campaigns. Today it is being slowly restored by dedicated believers. After lunch we ride for 2 more hours and camp by the Khangal lake. Celebratory dinner: khorkhog or chunks of meat pressure cooked in a container with hot rocks will be served with various salads. (tent/B,L,D)

Day 11: Return to Ulaanbaatar

Day 12: departure.

Transfer to airport for your journey home. (B)

SUSAN SHIELDS

Hello, Batsuren and J. Now that I am back home in Arizona, I can reflect on my experience in Mongolia. The horseback adventure was beyond beautiful! The serene country, the lovely Mongolian people, the endless vista devoid of fences or utility poles and electricity lines, and the Mongolian horses themselves combined to make a lifetime memory. Individually, I commend JAY  for his insight and explanation of culture and human and natural history. He’s a great guide and translator who gives the journey a deeper meaning. His skill in using the English language is strong --- enough so that he offers and understands humor in this second language (humor is the characteristic of the deepest understanding of a foreign language).

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