Travel to Mongolia

Mongolia is a country where ancient traditions and modern aspirations intertwine, this vast expanse of rugged terrain offers a unique travel experience that leaves an indelible mark on the soul.

Mongolia's landscapes are a traveler's paradise, from the vast Gobi Desert, where high sand dunes meet the endless horizon, to the pristine beauty of Lake Hevsgel, known as the "Dark Blue Pearl." The spectacle of nomadic herders leading their cattle across endless grasslands or steppes is a living picture of a way of life that has existed for centuries.

For the adventurous, the Altai Mountains present a formidable challenge, inviting travelers to conquer their peaks and be rewarded with spectacular views. The Orkhon Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, tells the legends of the ancient Mongol Empire, and the remains of cities and monasteries provide a glimpse into the nation's historical past.

Nomadic culture adds depth to any trip. Staying in traditional ger tents, you will feel the warmth of Mongolian hospitality and participate in the daily life of the locals. The Naadam Festival, a centuries-old celebration of the "Three Men's Games" — wrestling, horse racing and archery — reveals the secret of the national passion for sports and competition.

But modern Mongolia is also developing in bustling cities like Ulaanbaatar. Here, the contrast between ancient traditions and modern life is stark: monasteries stand next to modern skyscrapers, and lively markets offer everything from traditional crafts to the latest gadgets.

Are you planning to visit Mongolia as a tourist? Here you will find the rules for entering Mongolia and other useful information you need for an unforgettable trip.

Products from Visit World for a comfortable trip to Mongolia:

- Travel guide for obtaining a visa and other necessary documents for Mongolia;

- Legal advice on entry and immigration to Mongolia;

- Health insurance for foreigners to Mongolia.