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Western Mongolia Tour
The most ethnically diverse, mountainous and scenic region of Mongolia. Cross Zavkhan, Khovd, Uvs and Bayan-Ulgii by overland journey from Ulaanbaatar.
Where the Altai Mountains rise to 4,374 metres, pristine lakes mirror the sky, and Kazakh eagle hunters keep alive a tradition older than memory. Mongolia's most remote and beautiful frontier.
Dominating Mongolia's western frontier, the Altai Mountain range soars to 4,374 metres above sea level — the country's highest point. This is a land of extraordinary contrasts where desert, steppe, taiga, tundra and mountains converge into one breathtaking panorama.
Western Mongolia covers the remote provinces of Zavkhan, Khovd, Gobi-Altai, Uvs and Bayan-Ulgii — the least travelled and arguably the most beautiful region in the country. It is also the most ethnically diverse corner of Mongolia, where Kazakhs, Tuvans, Oirats, Khalkhs and Eastern Mongols have lived in harmony for thousands of years.
The region shelters the world's rarest wildlife — snow leopards, Argali wild sheep, ibex, golden eagles and snowcocks — alongside pristine lakes that serve as rest stops for migratory birds travelling between Siberia and Southeast Asia.
From ancient lakes to snow-capped peaks — the landscapes that make Western Mongolia unforgettable.
From UNESCO-listed national parks to living nomadic traditions — the essential experiences of Western Mongolia.
One of the oldest lakes in the world, surrounded by sand dunes and snow-capped ranges at the heart of Zavkhan province. A Strictly Protected Area since 2010.
Home to Mongolia's highest peaks, including Khuiten Uul at 4,369m. Five sacred summits, ancient glaciers and valleys empty of people but full of wonder.
Permanent ice fields and the dramatic Kharkhiraa massif offer some of the most spectacular trekking terrain in Central Asia, accessible to adventurous hikers.
Twin freshwater lakes at the foot of the Altai Mountains, surrounded by larch forests and green meadows. Abundant in fish and nomadic Kazakh summer camps.
A vast saline lake basin and UNESCO World Heritage site, covering over 3,000 km². A critical habitat for migratory birds and rare steppe wildlife.
Famous for Khetsuu Khad — a massive white marble cliff on its eastern shore that draws nesting migratory birds and offers extraordinary photography.
The cultural hub of Bayan-Ulgii province, where Kazakh heritage comes alive through local markets, museums and the warmth of its welcoming community.
Experience the rich traditions of Mongolia's Kazakh community — from intricate embroidery and music to the ancient art of training Golden Eagles for hunting.
One of the world's most spectacular cultural events. Watch Kazakh eagle hunters compete in parades, costume contests and hunting demonstrations in the Altai foothills.
Hand-crafted itineraries designed by our local team to take you deep into the landscapes, cultures and traditions of Mongolia's far west.
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The most ethnically diverse, mountainous and scenic region of Mongolia. Cross Zavkhan, Khovd, Uvs and Bayan-Ulgii by overland journey from Ulaanbaatar.
Explorer
Camel-supported trekking through the majestic Altai mountains. Climb Malchin Peak at 4,050m, visit Kazakh eagle hunters and witness ancient glaciers.
Festival
Experience the authentic Golden Eagle Festival and discover Central Mongolia's historic landscapes, from Erdene Zuu Monastery to Hustai National Park.
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A comprehensive overland journey through Western Mongolia's remote provinces, visiting Elsen Tasarkhai, Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake, Khyargas, Khoton Lake and Altai Tavan Bogd.
Festival
Combine the captivating Gobi Desert — White Stupa, Flaming Cliffs, Khongor dunes — with the Golden Eagle Festival and an immersive Kazakh family stay.
Mongolia's five regions each offer a completely different landscape and experience. Discover where your next adventure leads.
Our local team is here to help you plan the perfect adventure. Whether you choose a curated tour or a tailor-made itinerary, we will craft an experience you will never forget.