- What are the trips like?
- Travel in Mongolia is exciting and you will enjoy spectacular scenery. If you are coming to trek, or intend to travel through the countryside, you should have a certain level of fitness. You may encounter rough roads, high altitude and basic accommodation. During these trips, the stream is a bath while the toilet is a discreet rock or bush!
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- What about the difficulty level?
- The level of difficulty of our treks ranges between easy to demanding. We usually hike no more than 15-20 km (9-12 miles) a day and less in mountainous areas. Treks are always camping trips.
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- What standard of service do we provide?
- All our treks are fully supported. This means that your luggage is carried either by horses or camels; we put up and take down your tents, and food is prepared and cooked for you. All you need to carry is a small rucksack.
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- How many members make up a group and who'll look after me during the trip?
- In order to ensure the utmost in personal service and quality, we limit our treks to a maximum of 14 people. During the trek knowledgeable and sympathetic guides will look after you with our local auxiliary staff. For most treks we arrange for an English-speaking guide to be with you from your arrival in Mongolia until your departure. German, Japanese, French, and Korean speaking guides are also available on request.
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- Can you arrange private itineraries? How long is a typical tour?
- Half of the trips we organize involve tailor-made itineraries for private small groups. An average trip lasts 2-3 weeks. We would be happy to organize a custom made trip for a group of 3 or more people.
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- What should I pack?
- Trekking equipment and medical supplies are not readily available in Mongolia. Please buy them before leaving; we will send you with a complete kit list after you book with us. (Back to TOP)
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