Small-group & private tours in Mongolia
We take you beyond the sights — into real nomad homes, across endless steppe, under a sky full of stars. Guided in English, Japanese and Korean.
Our journeys
Every tour is private — your dates, your group, your pace. Prices are per person and change with group size and travel style.
1 day · All yearTurtle Rock, a herder family visit and a gentle horse ride — one hour from the city.
3 days · May – OctPopularLive two days with a herder family: milk the goats, ride, cook together, sleep under the stars.
5 days · May – OctPopularMini Gobi dunes, ancient Karakorum, Orkhon Valley and Tsenkher hot springs — the best first trip.
7 days · May – OctPopularWhite Stupa cliffs, Yol Valley, the singing Khongor dunes and the Flaming Cliffs.
6 days · Jun – SepFly north to Mongolia's crystal lake: forests, reindeer herders, boats and wild horses.
11 days · Jun – SepThe complete Mongolia: Gobi Desert, Karakorum, Orkhon waterfall, hot springs and nomad homestays.
5 days · July 10 – 14Mongolia's biggest celebration: wrestling, archery and horse racing — plus the steppe.
6 days · Early OctoberFly west to the Altai mountains to meet Kazakh eagle hunters and their golden eagles.
4 days · Dec – MarSnowy steppe, a warm ger stove, camel rides on frozen dunes and steaming hot springs.
Travel styles
Every tour comes in three styles. Pick one when you inquire — you can always change it.
Simple and authentic. For adventurous travelers.
The balance most guests love.
Mongolia without compromise.
Our story
Nomad Path was started in Ulaanbaatar by Mongolians who have lived and studied in Japan and abroad. We kept seeing visitors rush from sight to sight and leave without ever really meeting Mongolia.
So we do it differently. We share meals with herders, ride across the steppe, milk the goats at dawn and sit around the fire at night. By the end, our guests don't feel like visitors. They feel like family.
No city lights for hundreds of kilometers. Just the ger, the fire, and the Milky Way.
Moments
Simple booking
Send the form or chat with us. No commitment.
Within 24 h: day-by-day itinerary and a clear price.
Pay a 30% deposit to confirm. The rest on arrival.
We pick you up at the airport. The steppe is waiting.
Good to know
Japanese citizens can visit Mongolia visa-free for up to 30 days. Korean citizens are visa-free (up to 90 days) through December 31, 2026 — rules for 2027 will be confirmed. US citizens are visa-free for up to 90 days, and citizens of 34 mostly European countries for 30 days. Visa rules can change, so we confirm yours when you book.
June to September is green, warm and festival season. May and October are quieter and cooler — great for the Gobi. Winter (December–March) is cold but magical, with clear skies and very few tourists.
A ger is a round felt tent with real beds and a wood stove. Tourist camps have shared or private bathrooms with hot showers and electricity. In family stays, facilities are simple — that's part of the experience.
Mongolia is a very safe country. Our drivers know the roads, vehicles are checked before every trip and we carry first-aid kits on every tour. Distances are long, so we plan stops every 2 hours.
Yes. All tours are private, so we adapt the pace and activities. Solo travelers pay the 1-person price, or ask us about joining other guests to share the cost.
Cancel 30+ days before departure: full refund of the deposit minus bank fees. 15–29 days: 50% of the deposit refunded. Less than 15 days: the deposit is non-refundable. Date changes are free up to 30 days before.
Start your journey
Tell us a little about your trip. A real person replies within 24 hours — no bots, no pressure.
✉ info@nomad-path.mn
📍 Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
