Passports are required for this destination. Passports must be valid for at least six months from your date of entry.

All bookings will be made using the information on your passport. Please upload an image of your passport to our secure system when you fill out the form (click the "Book Now" button under my contact card in the upper right section of this page). 

To reserve your spot for this once-in-a-lifetime journey, you will need to provide the following for each member of your party: 

• Full name as it appear on your passports
• Date of birth 
• Sex
• Nationality 
• Place of Birth 
• Date of passport issue and expiration (If you do not currently have a valid passport or yours is set to expire within 6 months of your return from abroad, don't worry. There is ample time to get a passport. Just let me know.) 
• Deposit (see below)

Visas are not required for US citizens.

What is Included:

• Tour leader fluent in English and Mongolian

• Experienced drivers and luxurious SUVs

• Domestic flights in Mongolia

• Curated selection of dining and restaurants covering all meals

• Best accommodations in each region

• Admission and participation fees

• Emergency Medical Evacuation Insurance

Not Included:

International flights from the US to Mongolia

Travel Insurance

Gratuities for guides and drivers

Price per traveler for double occupancy room: $7822.00 USD

*Price per traveler for Solos in private room: $8883.00

*Solo travelers who wish to share a double occupancy room will be paired up with another same-sex solo traveler if possible. When booking, select Solo Occupancy Ger and we will reduce your balance at final payment. It is NOT guaranteed that we can find you a roommate, but we will do our best!

Early Booking Bonus: $500 off final payment per traveler if deposit is made by July 30, 2026

$755 per person NON-REFUNDABLE deposit to reserve your space on this trip (to be paid by credit card)

Remaining payment is due no later than February 1, 2027

A 3% discount is available for those who prefer to pay by wire transfer in lieu of credit card.

We welcome all fellow adventures ages 15+.

You must be in good health to participate on this tour. This trip includes extended periods of standing, stair climbing, hiking, travel over rough terrain, dusty and sometimes polluted air, accommodations without air conditioning, optional horseback and/or camel riding, and other physically demanding activities and situations. Travelers must be able to walk over uneven ground without difficulty for at least two miles to join this tour. Note that this minimum may not allow you to fully complete some longer walks/hikes on the tour.

Most nights we'll be staying at Ger Camps. Comfortable and sometimes, luxurious, the gers on our tour are the best available in each region we visit, carefully selected for their welcoming atmosphere, friendly service, clean accommodations and excellent food. A ger is a circular dwelling of felt wrapped around a wood lattice frame.

Below are examples of some of the camps we may stay in:

In the Orkhon Valley we'll sleep at the Out of Nowhere Geolodge. It provides a sustainable, natural experience, with special touches such as camel wool blankets, handprinted wooden finishes, and restaurants filled with traditional nomadic artifacts. In lieu of running water, the camp provides guests with twice-daily steamed hot towels and provides special hair-washing appointments. By using only candles and flashlights for lighting, this camp provides travelers with excellent stargazing opportunities.

The Mongol Nomadic Cultural Heritage Center is not only a place to stay, it's an immersive cultural experience. The family running the resort provides a welcoming introduction to nomadic life, and actively shares nomadic traditions with visitors, teaching games, introducing traditional cooking and foods, performing music and demonstrating a variety of other cultural practices. Located in a secluded valley just off the main road between Ulaanbaatar and Hustai National Park, the camp provides 24-hour electricity, and offers deluxe gers with private, attached bathrooms.

Dream Gobi Lodge is the Gobi Desert's premier resort, surrounded by the endless open expanse of the desert near Gobi Guvansaikhan National Park. The camp is known for its dining, with two restaurants serving Mongolian and international favorites, using vegetables grown in an onsite greenhouse. A full bar serves cocktails on an outdoor veranda, providing majestic desert views. The resort offers a satellite wi-fi service and was the first in the Gobi Desert with private bathrooms in all gers.

How do I get to Mongolia? All international flights to Mongolia land at Chinggis Khan International Airport (UBN), located about an hour outside Ulaanbaatar, the nation's capital. Eze2Travel can assist in booking your international flights starting in mid-July 2026 when the airlines flight schedules are posted.

Can I extend my trip? Yes. Asia is far, and you may want to stay longer. We can offer extra days to visit the eagle hunters in the Altai if you would like more time in Mongolia. Flights from Ulaanbaatar connect through Frankfurt, Istanbul, Hong Kong, Beijing, Seoul, Tokyo, Singapore, and Bangkok, making it easy to add a second destination to your trip. We are happy to book extensions for you.

Is Mongolia safe? Yes. Mongolia is widely considered as one of the safest countries in the world, with very low crime rates.

Do I need any vaccinations to visit Mongolia? It is best to make sure that you are up to date on the standard childhood vaccinations before traveling to Mongolia. We highly recommend Hepatitis A and B, and Typhoid for any traveler to remote areas, but these are not required to visit Mongolia.

What if I get sick on the trip? We require travel insurance to participate in this trip and will provide you with a policy once you make your initial deposit. This trip also includes $200,000 emergency medical evacuation coverage. Travelers who require frequent medical attention or treatment should not join this tour. Ulaanbaatar hosts a numerous state-run and private medical facilities, including a Joint Commission International accredited hospital, but many areas of Mongolia are served only by basic clinics and hospitals. During your trip, you will be in remote settings, with no people within miles and no cell phone access. It can take hours to reach a doctor or for help to arrive in an emergency. Mongolia has few lighted airstrips, making nighttime medical evacuations impossible from most parts of Mongolia.

Do I need a VISA to visit Mongolia? Until January 2027, citizens of the US, EU and UK do not need a visa for trips lasting less than 30 days. If visas are required for our trip after that date, Eze2Travel will make you aware of this and assist with this process (cost of visa is not included in trip pricing).

What is the food like in Mongolia? Sharing meals with locals and trying new dishes are a highlight for our travelers. Mongolia has a vibrant culinary scene that celebrates organic meat and dairy raised by nomadic herders and organic vegetables grown on small farms across the country. We can accommodate food allergies. This tour has two meal options: meat or vegetarian. On your registration form, you must choose one for the entire tour and cannot change during the tour.