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29/08/2026

Mongolia in Autumn & Winter – When the Tourists Have Gone Home

A slightly crazy idea for October–December 2026…

What if, this year, you travelled somewhere most tourists don't?

What if you came to Mongolia in autumn or winter?

I have been living in Mongolia for many years and I organize and lead tours here. Most people discover Mongolia during the summer, but from October to December, Mongolia shows a completely different face.

The steppe begins to turn white. Nomadic families have already moved to their winter camps. The air is incredibly clear, the landscapes are vast and silent, and sometimes it feels like being on another planet.

And perhaps the most interesting part:

the tourists are almost gone.

So, between October and December 2026, I am organizing 8-day small-group Mongolia adventures.

What will we experience?

👉Ulaanbaatar – the capital city, Gandan Monastery, museums and the unique atmosphere of Mongolia's capital.

👉 Terelj National Park – snow-covered mountains, spectacular rock formations, forests and beautiful Mongolian landscapes.
👉 The giant Genghis Khan Statue – one of Mongolia's most famous landmarks.
👉 Horse riding on the Mongolian steppe – an authentic Mongolian experience, at a relaxed pace, surrounded by endless landscapes.

👉 Visiting nomadic families – seeing how people live through the Mongolian winter, visiting a traditional ger, sharing food and tea, and experiencing Mongolian hospitality.

👉 Dog sledding – a very special winter experience in the Mongolian countryside.

👉 Karakorum, the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire – exploring this historic area and visiting the famous Erdene Zuu Monastery.

👉 Mongolia's winter landscapes – snowy steppe, frozen rivers and lakes, endless horizons and a silence that is difficult to describe.

👉 Mongolian culture and traditions – local food, Mongolian tea, stories and genuine encounters with people who still live a traditional nomadic lifestyle.

And one thing is very important:

This is NOT a race.

You don't have to be young.

You don't have to be an athlete.

You don't have to walk 20 or 30 kilometres every day.

You can be 30, 40, 50, 60 or older.

If you have curiosity and a sense of adventure, Mongolia can be for you too.

We don't rush from one attraction to another.

We stop.

We look around.

We take photographs.

We talk.

And we experience a side of Mongolia that most visitors never get to see.

And yes… it will be cold.

But that's exactly what makes it special.

October–December 2026

● Small groups

● English-speaking tour

📩 For the full itinerary and details:
[email protected]

If this sounds like something you'd love to experience, send me a message or email me. I'd be happy to tell you more.

Mongolia in autumn and winter.

Not for everyone.

But perhaps it's exactly for you.

See you in Mongolia – where most tourists have already gone home.

rajongók

28/08/2026

Készültök egy igazi téli kalandra?
2027. március 1-jén kezdetét veszi a Khuvsgul-tavi Jégfesztivál – a mongóliai tél legkülönlegesebb eseménye, ahol a természet és a hagyomány találkozik a jég birodalmában!
Jégszobrok, lovasversenyek, íjászok, népzene és a tó jegén zajló látványos programok várnak.
Ha vágysz a kalandra, ahol a hó ropog a lábad alatt, a fagyott tó felett csillagok ragyognak, és a nomád vendégszeretet körülölel – akkor ez a hely neked való!

Ha szeretnél csatlakozni vagy érdeklődni a részletekről, írj bátran: [email protected]

Indulj velünk a mongol tél szívébe – ahol a kaland kezdődik!

rajongók

27/08/2026

Yoliin am

rajongók

24/08/2026

“If I catch a taimen over one metre, I’ll shave off my beard!”

That was the promise one of our guests made at the beginning of our fishing adventure in Eastern Mongolia.

There were six of us, heading deep into the wild landscapes around Dadal, in the homeland of Genghis Khan, with the Onon, Balj and Eg Rivers waiting for us.

We laughed about his promise…

Until it happened. 😄

The rod bent, the fight began, and soon we were standing there looking at an incredible **108 cm Mongolian huchotaimen!**

A promise is a promise.

So, by the end of the trip, the beard was gone! 😂

But he certainly wasn't the only one to catch beautiful fish.

I caught a magnificent **63 cm lenok** myself, and several members of our group also caught Siberian taimen.

And then there were the grayling.

The fishing was incredible. On many days we caught **6–8 large grayling each**, with many of them measuring over **35 cm**. These were powerful, beautiful fish that made every day on the river exciting.

But for me, the fishing was only part of the adventure.

The landscape of this region is something truly special.

I have travelled through many parts of Mongolia, but there are very few places where I have seen such beautiful forests, tall grasslands, wild rivers and untouched nature.

The wildlife was incredible as well.

We saw many wild animals during our journey, and even saw **wolves in broad daylight**.

We stayed in a traditional **ger camp**, explored the area around Dadal and the homeland of Genghis Khan, and spent ten unforgettable days surrounded by the wilderness of Eastern Mongolia.

This is not simply a fishing trip.

It is a **10-day adventure through one of the wildest and most beautiful regions of Mongolia.**

I would like to organise this special adventure again in **early September 2027**.

If you are passionate about fishing, wild places and real adventure, perhaps this is the Mongolia you have been looking for.

**Would you take on this adventure?**
Email: [email protected]

rajongók

19/08/2026

A Hidden Monastery in the Mountains

There are places in Mongolia that even some people who have already visited the country have never heard of.
Aglag Buteel Monastery is one of them.
Leaving Ulaanbaatar behind, the road slowly takes us away from the noise of the city and into the mountains. The rocky landscape, unusual rock formations and silence of the Mongolian countryside become part of the journey.
The road to the monastery is already a small adventure. Walking along the paths, you can discover unusual rock formations, carvings and Buddhist symbols hidden among the rocks.
Here, nature and spirituality seem to become one.
And perhaps this is one of the things I love most about Mongolia.
You never quite know what you will find around the next bend.
It might be an endless steppe.
A nomadic family living in a ger.
An ancient historical site.
Or a special place like this, hidden among the mountains.
Mongolia is not just a country to visit. It is a country to discover.
We will soon start putting together our 2027 Mongolia tours. If you have been dreaming of experiencing Mongolia for yourself, follow along – I will be sharing more of the places, people and adventures that make this country so special.
Perhaps one day you won't just be looking at my photographs – you'll be standing beside me on one of Mongolia's hidden mountain trails.

rajongók

12/08/2026

The Deer Stones of Uushigiin Uvur – a journey back thousands of years

Standing among these ancient deer stones in the vast Mongolian steppe is something you simply cannot experience from a museum or a history book.

Carved thousands of years ago, these mysterious stones still stand where they were placed by people of a long-forgotten world. The beautifully carved flying deer, weapons and symbols tell stories that have survived for millennia.

And the most incredible part? We are not just looking at history – we are standing right in the middle of it.

If you are looking for a Mongolia far beyond the usual tourist routes, where ancient history, endless landscapes and real adventure come together…

Come with me. There are still many hidden places waiting to be discovered.

rajongók

05/08/2026

Where Mountains, Eagles and Freedom Meet

Some days become memories that stay with us forever. The past two days have been exactly like that.

We left Bayan-Ölgii and travelled towards Tsengel village, covering around 150 kilometres through some of the most remote and breathtaking landscapes of western Mongolia, all the way towards the Chinese border.

The journey took us through winding mountain roads, endless valleys, crystal-clear streams and mountains that are still covered with snow even in summer.

One of the greatest experiences was being welcomed by Kazakh golden eagle hunters. We had the chance to learn about their traditions, wear their beautiful traditional clothing, and hold these magnificent birds of prey on our arms.

The night was spent in tents beside Har Nuur Lake, with the majestic Tsengel Khairkhan Mountain rising above us, still covered in snow. As the evening arrived, the silence of the mountains, the calm waters of the lake and the vastness of Mongolia created an unforgettable atmosphere.

Today we returned to Bayan-Ölgii, but a part of us is still somewhere among those mountains.

Mongolia is not only a destination. It is an experience – a journey into ancient traditions, breathtaking landscapes and a way of life that is slowly disappearing in many parts of the world.

If you ever dream of discovering the wild beauty of Mongolia, the world of nomadic people and the traditions of the Kazakh eagle hunters, you are warmly welcome to join us.

24/07/2026

On the Wild Trails of Mongolia

As I travel through my second home with my guests, I feel how the endless heartbeat of the steppe becomes one with the spirit of its people. Every journey is a new nomadic adventure, bringing us closer to those who preserve the ancient soul of this magnificent land.

I am grateful for every smile, every story shared around the fire, and every unforgettable moment when the spirit of Mongolia speaks through the wind, the mountains, and the endless horizon.

Come and experience this incredible adventure with us. Discover the hidden landscapes, ancient traditions, and the true spirit of Mongolia!

📧 Email:
[email protected]

19/07/2026

Central Mongolia
Central Mongolia is what is commonly referred to as the Khangai region. The word Khangai loosely translates to "fertile" and indeed, it is characterized by lush green meadows, crystal clear streams, wide lakes and gurgling rivers.
Nestled between Mongolia's second largest mountain range, the Khangai Mountains in the south and the Tarvagatain Mountains in the north, Khangai is home to many nomadic families who find good grazing for their herds on the endless steppe.
For travelers, Central Mongolia tours offer plenty of attractions such as hot springs, extinct volcanoes, the ancient capital of the 13th century Mongol Empire, and other historical sites in the Orkhon Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to name a few.
Our Central Mongolia tours also offer a wide range of travel options. The most obvious and most common is traveling by land.
No matter how one chooses to travel to Central Mongolia, each tour offers endless opportunities to get up close and personal with Mongolia's nomads, their ancient traditions and unique way of life.
We look forward to choosing from our Central Mongolia tours. We will make your dream come true.

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