Nomadic Expeditions in Mongolia
Gers in the Gobi
Nomadic Expeditions, Tour Operator
Mongolia / Gobi Desert /Gers in the Gobi
Desert ger glamping
A kaleidoscope of lunar-like ochre dunes and rock formations, the Gobi Desert mesmerizes with its desert landscapes, endless space, and battle-tested wildlife. This rugged, sparsely populated, far-flung outpost should be on everyone’s Mongolia must-see list with the red sandstone Flaming Cliffs of Bayanzag: the immense “Singing Sands” of the Hongoryn Els dunes; and the canyons of Yol Valley. Not to be missed.
Other highlights include a trip to the Tugrugin Shiree (where the “Fighting Dinosaurs” fossil was discovered) and camel treks through the Ayaldai Valley. Nomadic Expeditions leads the pack in sustainability-minded tours, offering jam-packed itineraries, including delightfully immersive family stays, camel rides, and camping under the stars. Oh, and dare we forget, overnights in Mongolia’s highly regarded, conscious luxury hotel, the Three Camel Lodge.
Nomadic Expeditions in Mongolia
Gers in the Gobi
the look.
Stays include nights at the Three Camels Lodge, and simple but comfortable ger camps and tents pitched in desert landscapes.
the experience.
Saddle up on a camel’s back and venture out to the Ayaldai Valley to the Gobi’s most impressive "Singing Sands" of the Hongoryn Els dunes.
Camp under the stars in a local ger camp, nestled close to the foothills of Gobi’s most impressive dunes.
Venture out to the Tugrugin Shiree, where the “Fighting Dinosaur” fossil was discovered.
Marvel at the changing colors of the red sandstone Flaming Cliffs of Bayanzag.
Venture out into the canyons of Yol Valley.
Camp under the stars in the shadow of the Gobi Altai Mountains.
the impact.
Low-impact ger camps are set up to be easily dismantled and with minimal disruption to the natural surroundings.
Committed to applying reduce-reuse-recycle best practices on all tours. Regularly encourage staff to become “stewardship ambassadors” in sustainable best practices.
100% of the in-country staff is local.
Goods and services are sourced as much as possible from local farmers to ensure that residents are adequately supported.
Photos courtesy of: Nomadic Expeditions