Touring Mongolia" - Our Range of Tours
Government-certified tour guide Naagii and her team have been arranging and conducting tours for visitors and local businesses for over 20 years. Starting her career with Gobi Tours, where she became known as the "Gobi Queen", Naagii has amassed a wealth of experience to ensure her tours are conducted safely, comfortably, with practised planning - Touring Mongolia wants you to come back and tour again and again..

Mongolia, the Land of the Eternal Blue Sky, is a vast country with extremes of weather, often remote communities, so even planning for gasoline stops is important. An established network of gers, hotels and tourist camps, whether nomadic or luxury, are all available for the clients.

Tourists are responsible for all entrance fees, plus meal and accommodation costs including guides. Tour costs include guide fees and transportation.

And if you need something special - from honeymoon trips to drone video recording, Naagis's team will rise to the challenge - "Touring Mongolia" aims to make your tour experience unforgettable..

Regional Tours (click on each tour for a description)
Ulaanbataar Tours - City sights, monasteries, museums, Zaisan, Mongolian Restaurant
Gobi Desert Tours - Camel trek, Flaming Cliffs, Khongor Dunes, Tsagaan Suvarga, Eagle Valley
Terelj National Park Tours - Chinggis Khan statue, Turtle Rock, Aryabal Monastery
Western Mongolia Tours - Agrag & Erdene Zuu Monasteries, Camel Ride, Khar Bukh Balgas Uyghur fortress ruins
Central/Northern Mongolia Tours - Agrag & Erdene Zuu Monasteries, Khorgo Volcano & White Lake, Khovsgol Moron, Reindeer herding family, lake hiking/kayaking, Urantogoo Volcano, Amarbaysgalant monastery
Eastern Tours

Thematic Tours
Buddhism Tours - Monasteries, Overight Stays, Meditation & Philosophy Lessons
Reindeer Herder Tours - Northern Taiga region visit to herders
"Stay with a Nomadic Family" Tours - Authentic "non-touristy" stays

Personalised Tours - subject to discussion
Large Group Tours - up to 30 persons

Ulaanbataar Tours
A 1-Day tour, with early hotel pickup and start at Sukhbaatar Square. Walk across square to Chingis Khan Museum, then continue along Peace Avenue to State Deoartment Store and Beatles Square for lunch. Afternoon visit by foot to Gandan Monastery, then transport to photo camel sculpture and visit Bogd Khan Palace. Sunset at Zaisan Monument and panorama views. Authentic Mongolian dinner followed by night visit to Gandan monastery.
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Gobi Desert Tours
A variety of tours, from a 3 day tour with pick-up at Khumbakat airport, to 7-10 day tours driving from Ulaanbataar.Tours include Bactrian camel trekking, a visit to Flaming Cliffs and dinosaur fossil sites, Khongor sand dunes and colourful stupa-like Tsagaan Suvarga formations. Tours can also include a visit/hike to the beautiful greenery of Gurban Saikhan mountains with many picturesque valleys including Yoliin Am, the Eagle Valley. Golden Eagles nest in the rocks and soar overhead.
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Terelj National Park Tour
100 kms east of Ulaanbataar, a 1/2-day tour to this scenic national park commences with a visit to the new, massive monument to Chinggis Khan. After entering the park, a stop to photograph Turtle Rock and perch golden eagles on your arm is an amazing photo op. After a local lunch either checking in to a ger for an overnight stay, or proceed on to the Aryabal Meditation Monastery set into the mountain side. After breakfast if staying overnight, a short hike to take in the amazing scenerym followed by a return to Ulaanbaatar and an authentic Mongolian lunch to end the tour.
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Western Mongolia Tour
This tour to Western Mongolia starts with a visit to Aglag and Erdenezuu monasteries, with an overnight ger stay in Karkhorum, the capital city established by Chinggis Khan. Travelling into the Altay Bogd National Park, nature will impress you - horse trekking, mountain hiking, watching the golden eagle hunters, you are experiencing Mongolian traditions at their most amazing!
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Central/Northern Mongolia Tour
This circular 8-day tour starts with a visit to Aglag and Erdenezuu monasteries, with an overnight ger stay in Karkhorum, the capital city established by Chinggis Khan. The next day the tour heads north to Khorgo Volcano and White Lake. Following a stay in traditional Khovsgol Moron village, near the large freshwater lake, the tour then visits a reindeer herding family, as well as local hikes and kayaking on the lake. Day 6 involves mountain hiking around scenic Urantogoo Volcano. Heading towards Ulaanbaatar, a visit to Amarbaysgalant monastery and local overnight stay concludes the tour, with a return to the capital city the next day.
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Eastern Mongolia Tour
Our Eastern Mongolia tour takes you the least traveled part of the Mongolia - with beautiful Khan Khentii mountains – the Birthplace of Chinggis Khan, the Three Holy Rivers of the Mongols, empty, vast grasslands, and the legendary sacred mountains where Chinggis Khan was laid to rest..
NB.Permits may be required to visit sacred areas – consult Naagii!!
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Buddhism Tours
Given Mongolia's strong Buddhist nature, visitors can choose to simply visit monasteries and temples, with the possibility of overnight stays and participation in prayer meetings, or even attend meditation and phy classes at the Ulaabataar Foundation for the Preservation of Mahayana Tradition ("FPMT"). A popular 2-day Buddist tourism tour starts in Ulaanbaatar at Gandan monastery, then a drive to Erdene Zuu in the afternoon with night stay. On the return journey there is a morning visit to Agrag Meditation Monastery, a visit to Zanazabar Fine Arts Museum in Ulaanbaatar followed by an early evening class in meditation at FPMT.
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Reindeer Herder Tours
The Tsaatan (meaning "those who have reindeer") or Dhuka people are one of Mongolia’s smallest ethnic groups, numbering only around 200-300 people. They can be seen riding reindeer through dense forests, living in ortz - cone-shaped teepee, in the far north of the country, in Khuvsgul province, close to the border with Russia’s Tuva Republic. The forests are too dense and swampy for travelling by horse, so reindeers are the way of life.
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Stay with a Nomadic Family
Given Mongolia's strong Buddhist nature, visitors can choose to simply visit monasteries and temples, with the possibility of overnight stays and participation in prayer meetings, or even attend meditation and phy classes at the Ulaabataar Foundation for the Preservation of Mahayana Tradition ("FPMT"). A popular 2-day Buddist tourism tour starts in Ulaanbaatar at Gandan monastery, then a drive to Erdene Zuu in the afternoon with night stay. On the return journey there is a morning visit to Agrag Meditation Monastery, a visit to Zanazabar Fine Arts Museum in Ulaanbaatar followed by an early evening class in meditation at FPMT.
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Personalised Tours
"Touring Mongolia" has organised personalised tours, eg. drop-off/pick-up hiking tours, authentic nomadic stays, even sporting or Nadaam tours. Companies, Embassies and foreing groups may just wish to enjoy a 1/2 day tour with meals and travel - Naagii can use her extensive knowledge and experience to cater to personal requirements.
Drone videographer available for everlasting memories..
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Large Group Tours
"Touring Mongolia" has organised company and large group tours, arranging coaches and driviers for the tours. Given the larger scale of logisitics involved, appropriate tour notice is required. A manageable, maximum amount is 30 persons.
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