About this trip
Mongolia doesn't get many visitors, and once you're out on the steppe you'll understand why it feels so far removed from anywhere else. You cycle good trails across open grassland, through larch and pine forest and into big mountain scenery, with nomadic families and their gers scattered across the pasture as your only neighbours.
Camping wild under open skies most nights, this is one of the more intrepid rides on offer, not a gentle pedal. This particular departure is timed around the Naadam Festival in Ulaanbaatar, where you spend two days watching traditional wrestling, archery, horse-riding and bone flicking, with locals turned out in their finest dress.
What you'll do
- Cycle across open steppe and through larch and pine forests
- Camp wild under Mongolia's big skies
- Ride through mountain scenery with nomadic gers dotted across the pasture
- Watch traditional wrestling, archery and horse-riding at the Naadam Festival in Ulaanbaatar
- See bone flicking, a traditional Mongolian game, at the festival
- An intrepid, physically demanding route rather than an easy ride
- Wild camping features heavily, so expect basic facilities for stretches
- Timed specifically around the Naadam Festival dates in Ulaanbaatar
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A night before your tour in Ulaanbaatar · 26 Jun – 27 Jun
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