Are you ready for an adventure like no other? 🌏 The Way To Nomads team is here to share the top 5 reasons why Mongolia should be your next destination. Known for its untouched landscapes, rich nomadic culture, and rare wildlife, Mongolia offers an authentic travel experience that’s becoming harder to find in today’s world.Read more

Mongolia is an exciting and off-the-beaten-path destination, offering breathtaking landscapes and a rich nomadic culture. If you are planning to visit Mongolia for tourism, understanding the Mongolian visa process is important to ensure a smooth and hassle-free journey. The good news is that Mongolia has streamlined its visa process, including the introduction of an eVisa system that makes itRead more

Introduction to Naadam Festival The Naadam Festival is Mongolia’s most significant and captivating celebration, held annually on July 11-13. The term “Naadam” means “game,” and the festival is rooted in three traditional “manly sports” or “eriin gurwan naadam”: wrestling, horse racing, and archery. These sports date back to the Mongol Empire, though the modern festivalRead more

Planning a trip to Mongolia in the summer of 2025? This beautiful country, known for its vast steppes, nomadic culture, and the awe-inspiring Gobi Desert, attracts travelers from all over the world. If you’re traveling from Europe, here’s your ultimate guide to planning your dream trip to Mongolia, covering everything from flights to visa requirements,Read more

  Have you ever wanted to train a golden eagle for hunting on top of a sumptuous snow-capped mountain, surrounded by jewel blue lakes? or transfer to the summer pasture land with the last surviving nomadic tribe by camel caravan through the beautiful oasis surrounded by the singing dunes in the golden gobi? And areRead more

Mongolia is an adventure destination where travelers can experience nomadic culture and vast, untouched landscapes. There may be no greater thrill than having the chance to explore a destination seemingly untouched by tourism. Due to its remote location, Mongolia sits low on many Westerners’ travel wish lists. We, the team of Way To Nomads TravelRead more

[Updated on 15th of February, 2022] The Mongolian government declared that Mongolia fully opens its borders [including both air border and land borders] to vaccinated international travellers with no quarantine from as of 14th of February 2022. On the last Monday [14th of February, 2022], Mongolia’s Prime Minister announced the Mongolian Government’s latest decisions onRead more

[Updated 25th of December 2021] Due to the global spread of the omicron variant, the Mongolian State Emergency Commission updated its restriction policy on the 25th of December 2021, in order to prevent the transmission of the omicron variant through Mongolia. Updates of Mongolia Travel Restrictions: Air border for international arrivals to Mongolia is remainingRead more

What to pack for travel to Mongolia? As some travellers say “Mongolia is a land of unexpected”. According to Mongolia’s geographic locations and its 4 distinctive seasons, what to pack for your Mongolia tour depends hugely on which season you are travelling to Mongolia, and what type of journey you are willing to including anRead more

Khongor Sand Dunes – Mongolia Travel Destinations The Khongoryn Els Sand Dunes, also known as Duut Mankhan – the Singing Dunes. These are the largest sand dunes in the Mongolian Gobi Desert. However, they represent only 3-5% of the entire landmass of the Gobi Desert. They form part of the immense Gobi Gurvan Saikhan NationalRead more

Orkhon Waterfall – Travel Destination Mongolia Orkhon waterfall, also known as the Red River waterfall, is one of the best sights in central Mongolia. About 25m downstream from the waterfall you can climb down to the bottom of the gorge; 22m deep and dotted with pine trees. Approximately 20.000 years ago, the waterfall was formedRead more

Orkhon Valley – Mongolia Travel Destinations Orkhon River is the longest river that runs through Mongolia’s central and northern provinces, plays an important role in meeting the drinking water needs of people and animals and ensuring ecological balance. Besides its ecological importance, a river valley is now a protected place as the World Cultural HeritageRead more