Mongolia is landlocked country about 6 times bigger than United Kingdom and also same size as Alaska. There are only 3 million people in the entirety of the country which means that’s plenty of space to explore this remote and amazing landscape. People’s sense of exploration is always growing and looking for adventures of unpredictable and inexperienced things, unchanged culture, people and nature and so on.

These are simple reasons why Mongolia is connected with word –Adventurous.
You do not want to spend every day doing what others do, you want to step out of your comfort zone and do not be part of the beaten path. And you are pretty sure you want to stay in contact with nature. That’s good for you traveler. You can have it all in Mongolia.
There are many adventurous experiences and activities in Mongolia. In this article I suggest some inspiration of adventurous activities in Mongolia. Enjoy, and stay tuned more….

I provide you the other travelling sites in Mongolia for more information. Here is the links that will definitely help you to figure out your next adventures in Mongolia.

• https://www.lonelyplanet.com/mongolia
• https://www.discovermongolia.mn/
• https://www.toursmongolia.com/mongolia_travel_news
• https://www.visitmongolia.com/
• https://mongolianoutdoortravel.com/
• http://www.mongolia-travel-and-tours.com/
• http://www.mongolia.travel/
• https://www.goatsontheroad.com/guide-backpacking-mongolia/

What adventurous traveler hasn’t longed to Mongolia, the symbol of untouched remoteness? – adventurer Hilary Bradt said. Imagine immersing yourself traveling through ragged mountains, rolling steppes, awesome Gobi Desert! Imagine visiting the world’s most hospitable people, the Mongolian nomads and experiencing their centuries old culture and lifestyle! Mongolia can offer you wide variety of adventures and help you out with narrowing your options and suggest these 5 Adventure Tours dear adventurer.

1. Adventures in Altai Tavan Bogd Mountains tour

The combination of High Altai Mountain trekking and Horse Riding Adventure.The trip takes you to the most western point of Mongolia, the majestic Mongol Altai mountains – country’s largest and highest mountain range with glacier topped peaks over 3000 meters, crystal clean mountain rivers and glistening streams where inhabit world’s largest wild sheeps – Argali, ibex, snow leopard, wolves, eagles and many other bird species.

The name Altai Tavan Bogd (Five Holy Peaks of Altai) was given to a cluster of 5 dramatic peaks that tower this extensive Mongol Altai mountain range. The climate is extreme with very little vegetation, giving the surrounding landscape a barren appearance.

On the trip that you can visit local families of Kazakh, Tuva and Khoton minority groups to make short breaks while exploring their lifestyle and customs as well as exchanging our friendly talks with them.

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2. Untouched beauty of Mongolia – Grand tour

Travelers, photographers, adventure seekers take a trip to Mongolia more and more, but there are still some stunning less visited areas. So, you can be one of those who want to discover the untouched corners of Mongolia before it gets huge crowd of tourists. While we go on this Mongolian adventure trip, drive along the areas where are magnificent lakes, some of them nestled between the golden sand dunes. You will constantly meet local people of different Mongolian ethnic groups, which are as different as you go further to the west.

Place includes: Orkhon Valley (Kharkhorin, Erdene Zuu Monastery), Tsetserleg towm, Khorgo-Terkhiin Tsagaan Nuur National Park, Solongot mountain Pass, Uliastai town, Khar (Black) lake, Songino village, Khyargas lake, Kharkhiraa vallage, Bayan Ulgii province, Ethnic difference – Muslim region, Khazakh tribe, Shiveet Khairkhan mountain, and trekking in Altai Tavan Bogd National Park & Potanin Glacier.  

3.Mongolian Blue Trail to Spiritual Shaman Tour

Shamanism is the oldest religion practice in Mongolia and centers on beliefs and rituals associated with shaman, a man or a woman regarded as having access to the “spirit world”.

Shamanism is a faith without books. All teaching and instruction has been given orally, passed from shaman to shaman over the centuries, and its traditions learned by heart. Mongolian shamans enter an ecstatic trance state in which the shaman is empowered to engage with the spirits I order to protect and heal members of the community, to guide souls and cure illnesses.

The shaman might wear a head dress to resemble a bird, with the tail of pheasant and the body costume of a fish. Drums are used to help the shaman enter the trance-like state, as chanting begins and the shaman “transcends “into another world while the body dances, swirls or totters with jerky movements. Shamanism went underground during the former communist period, but has been revived recently.

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4. Active adventure in an authentic wilderness tour

Mongolia offers many different conditions, from desert steppe to forested mountain rides for  the keen horse riders.

Mile upon mile virgin pasture land and mountain ranges with no boundaries and often without tracks to follow open up in front of you… Horse riding and trekking holiday takes you to an inspiring parts of the country letting you to gallop freely through the endless horizons of this historical land. You will meet your local horse guides and horses near Orkhon Waterfall.  Mongolian horse tends to be small, has tremendous stamina and is well adapted to the harsh environment where they have survived over the centuries. The program offers 20-30 km ride a day, depending on the terrain.Kharkorin/Erdene Zuu Monastery

Places includes: Tuvkhun monastery, Orkhon Waterfall, Khuisiin Naiman Nuur, Elsen-Tasarhai, Horse riding/ trekking

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5. A True nomadic adventure tour

Tour Mongolia allow you to explore most beautiful landscapes of central Mongolia and learn authentic nomadic culture of the Mongols. Spend your time with local nomads, ride through wild nature and discover historical Orkhon valley. Some areas as far as the eye can see, herders “of five muzzles”: goat, sheep, cattle, horse and camel; nomads riding horses and meadows dotted with white gers. The trip begin in the steppe by the Ugii Lake, walk by the lake and also people can learn horse-riding. Trip go to the Orkhon Valley and visit Karakorum, ancient capital city of Great Mongolian Empire Period. Naiman Nuur with its exceptional configuration is surrounded by the beautiful nature of the middle part of the Khangai Mountain. These lakes with fresh water and interconnected by ground water channels such as Shireet, Khaliut, Bugat, Khaya, Khuis, Onon, Doroo, Bayan-Uul are called Huisiin Naiman Nuur. Finally, we reach the dunes of the small Gobi Desert… deserted atmosphere to discover with the family.

I shared you guys some of adventures in there, hope you guys enjoyed all that new information, and amazing pictures. I hope this could make you inspired and got your attention at very least. Thank you for your attention, and interest. I will share you more and more about my country. Stay tuned….