Mongolian Winter Tours

A celebration of Mongolian tradition and culture in winter.

Our Mongolia winter tours

Yes, winter in Mongolia has a bit of a reputation. And you’re right – it is cold, freezing in fact, but the cold is an integral part of what makes Mongolia and its landscapes extraordinary at this time of year. Winter is a quintessential Mongolian season and a remarkable experience – it will show you how good Mongolians are at adaptation and how they work in relation to their changing (and challenging) environment.

We offer experiences that provide what we consider a celebration of Mongolian culture and tradition. We look at what Mongolians do in the winter – either now or as part of their cultural history – or their traditions and festivals. 

It won’t always be easy. But it will be memorable.

Why We Promote Low Season Travel

Winter travel in Mongolia has grown quickly in recent years, with more companies — and influencers — now building trips around the cold season. We understand why. But for us, winter hasn’t been a trend. We’ve been offering winter experiences since 2010, as part of a more responsible way of working.

Mongolia’s tourism has long been concentrated into a short summer peak. By travelling in the low season, we help spread income more evenly across the year — supporting our Mongolian team and the wider network of families, drivers, hosts, and local partners we work with over the long term.

If you choose to travel at this time of year, we thank you with a 15% low-season discount.

Learn more about why winter tourism is important in Mongolia here: https://eternal-landscapes.co.uk/experience-winter-in-mongolia/

Small Group | Set Date Winter Tours

Ride with Kazakh eagle hunter Asker
Tsagaan Sar at Sunrise
Khovsgol Ice Festival

Adaptable Winter Tours

Ride with a Kazakh eagle hunter: Mongolia winter journey
Thousand Camel Festival, winter camel trek