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The Trans-Mongolian Grand Journey

14 days. Eight people maximum. Western Altai to eastern Dornod. The longest expedition we run, and the most demanding.

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The Trans-Mongolian Grand Journey

The Trans-Mongolian is our most ambitious expedition. 14 days, maximum 8 travellers, 2,800 kilometres by combination of 4WD, horse, and camel. It traverses Mongolia from the eastern Dornod steppe to the western Altai range. We run it once a year, June.

The Route

Day 1-3: East, Dornod steppe. Grassland horizons, Mongol gazelle herds, oboo shrines at the rim of every ridge.

Day 4-6: Central, Orkhon Valley. Horse days. Visit the Erdene Zuu monastery ruins. River swims.

Day 7-9: South, Gobi. Camels. Bayanzag cliffs. Khongoryn Els singing dunes. Starriest nights.

Day 10-12: West, Altai. High-altitude 4WD. Eagle hunter visit (if season aligns with October, otherwise cultural).

Day 13-14: Bayan-Olgii. Petroglyphs. Final nights at a Kazakh family camp. Return to UB.

The Vehicles

Two Toyota Land Cruiser 76s. One support UAZ-452 for luggage and supplies. Satellite communications in every vehicle. A doctor in our convoy.

Who Is This For

Experienced adventure travellers. People who have done similar, like East African safari, Patagonian trek, or a Silk Road drive. Not your first big expedition. Physical fitness yes. Riding ability we can teach you on day 4 if you arrive without it.

Price

From $12,500 per person, all inclusive from UB. International flights separate. 2026 departure: June 8. 2027 departure: June 15.

Travel with the people who wrote this

Every journey we run is private, built around your party, and led by our own Mongolian team. Tell us what caught your eye and we will design the rest.

Shall we talk?

The fire is already lit.

Tell us who is travelling and roughly when. A senior member of the team replies within four hours in Ulaanbaatar office time, and always within 24. Then we design the journey around you.