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WHY BOOK A TRIP TO MONGOLIA
Experience the truly unique and wild adventure of Mongolia’s vast untouched landscapes. Join the nomads in a ger, or yurt, and discover their fascinating way of life which has endured for years throughout the country’s open plains.
If you time your visit right, you can witness the Naadam festival, featuring traditional dancing, wrestling, and other unique local sports like sheepbone ankle shooting.
Meanwhile, you can also discover the incredible history of Ghenghis Khan and learn all about his legacy.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What’s the best time of year to visit Mongolia?
The summer months, especially June through August, are the best time to visit Mongolia. The warm weather and long days are perfect for outdoor adventures, and the Naadam festival usually takes place in July.
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What’s the climate like in Mongolia?
Mongolia experiences wide temperature variations between seasons and regions due to its continental climate and diverse topography. While summers are generally short and warm, winters can be harsh and extremely cold.
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What’s the currency in Mongolia?
Mongolian tugrik
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What is the language in Mongolia
Mongolian is the official language of Mongolia and is most widely spoken
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What is the time difference in Mongolia?
Mongolian time is GMT+8, making it eight hours ahead of the UK, 13 hours ahead of New York and 16 hours ahead of LA.
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Major Airports in Mongolia
- Ulaanbaatar Chinggis Khaan International Airport (UBN)
- Moron Airport, Moron (MXV)
- Altai Airport, Altai (LTI)
- Bayankhongor Airport, Bayankhongor (BYN)
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What are the top five places to visit in Mongolia?
- Khuvsgul Lake – nicknamed the “blue pearl” and surrounded by mountains and forest, this is one of the most stunning sights in the whole country
- Hustai National Park – wild horses roam throughout, while visitors can camp out in nomadic gers
- Gobi Gurvansaikhan National Park – explore sand dunes, ice canyons and discover the famous “singing sands”
- Tsenkher Hot Springs – enjoy a relaxing soak in these naturally heated waters, surrounded by amazing views of forests and undulating landscapes
- Ulaanbaatar – wander through the nation’s capital, home to an interesting mix of Soviet and eastern architecture
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What are the top Mongolian dishes to try?
- Khuushuur – Pastries, usually stuffed with mutton or goat meat, and deep fried
- Tsuvian – Mongolia’s best-loved noodle dish, stir-fried with meat and veg
- Khorkhog – Mongolian barbecue, with meat and vegetables, sealed and cooked on hot coals
- Qurut – A cheese-type item made with either yogurt or sour milk and served with salted yak butter