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種村奈純
2 weeks ago
We had an amazing experience with this tour company. From the beginning, everything was arranged very smoothly, and it was very convenient to be able to stay in contact with them through LINE until the day of our trip. They were also very flexible and quickly responded to all our requests, even changing our itinerary several times.

We made a last-minute reservation and had a rather specific request: we wanted to experience authentic Mongolian culture and stay with a local nomadic family. Despite the short notice, they arranged a wonderful experience for us. Having a Japanese-speaking guide was also a big plus and made communication very easy throughout the trip.

Although the tour was not the cheapest option, the experience was absolutely worth it, and we were very happy with our decision to choose this company.

The nomadic family who hosted us was incredibly warm and welcoming. During our stay, we had so many unforgettable experiences, including horseback riding, seeing various animals, visiting Turtle Rock and Aryabal Meditation Temple, milking cows, making butter, and enjoying delicious homemade food.

The beautiful nature, fresh air, and warmth of the Mongolian people left a lasting impression on us.

Most of all, our wonderful guide made the trip even more special. The guide taught us many things about Mongolia in Japanese, shared lots of fun conversations with us, taught us traditional Mongolian games, and helped connect us with the nomadic family. We are truly grateful for everything.

If we have the chance to visit Mongolia again, we would definitely choose this company again, no matter what kind of itinerary we want. Highly recommended!
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新保恵理
1 month ago
I participated in a 6-day tour of Western Mongolia.
It's a remote, secluded area where the borders of Kazakhstan, Russia, and China meet.
A group of young Mongolians who were with us praised us, saying, "It's brave of you to come all the way to a place like this, where even Mongolians rarely go!"
We drove for five hours almost non-stop on off-road terrain where you'd be thrown out of your seat without a seatbelt, and my husband suffered terribly from motion sickness. Even the Toyota Land Cruiser broke down twice along the way.
With hardly any other cars passing by and no cell phone reception, the drivers spent five hours repairing it themselves.
Whenever we needed to use the toilet during the journey, we'd look out over the grassland, find a small hollow or rocky ledge, and squat down there to relieve ourselves.
We'd get grasshoppers hitting our bottoms sometimes.
Even for us experienced travelers, these were all experiences we'd never had before. However, the horseback riding amidst breathtaking scenery that words cannot describe, the warmth of the wood-burning stove in the ger, the starry sky that you can never see in Japan, the Mongolians' reverence for horses, their coexistence with animals, the small humans in nature, the harsh yet ingenious lives of the nomadic people, the greatness of Genghis Khan who ruled this vast land, and the simplicity, kindness, and resilience of the young Mongolians I met along the way.
Thanks to Essa, our guide who accompanied us throughout the journey, the beautiful mother and kind grandfather who took us to and from the airport, it was a worry-free trip.
I am also grateful to President Unur, who provided meticulous replies to all my concerns before the trip.
This trip will undoubtedly remain in my heart and be unforgettable.
I have fallen in love with Mongolia. Thank you!
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am
2 months ago
I spent time with wonderful people, beautiful scenery, fresh air, and amazing animals. Even though it was only a short three days, it became my favorite memory of this summer.

Next time, I'd love to visit the desert and come back in winter.

Thank you, Mongolia. 🇲🇳❤️🇯🇵
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EC
2 months ago
We had a great trip to Mongolia during the Naadam Festival period. From the moment we landed at the airport till our departure, our very attentive, English speaking, private guide (Unnie) and drivers from Nomad Trail catered to all our needs. Due to a health issue, my husband cannot keep up with the pace of a large group tour. This private tour served us well. When the terrain was bumpy/uneven or stairs were lacking rails, they were right by his side to help him. We appreciate their kindness so much. The tour was tailored to our interests at a relaxed pace. We enjoyed the opening ceremony of the Naadam Festival, a city tour of Ulaanbaatar, a trip to Terelj National Park, trying our hands at archery, sampling Mongolian food, etc. I totally recommend Nomad Trail. For hotel accommodations we chose the Shangri-la. I recommend it for those looking for an upscale hotel with impeccable service.
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Erin K
2 months ago
Mongolia is special. Nomad Trail helped me fulfil a lifetime dream of visiting the Tsaatan tribe, a beautiful tribe that is numbering only about 300 people and the last nomadic reindeer herders on earth. To reach them is not easy. Nomad Trail provided a driver, Davaanyam, and a translator and cook, Amka. These two men helped me in the most remote regions. To help someone they have never met, and guide them safely, is not easy. To get there took days of extremely difficult driving and horse travel. Both men were extremely professional and allowed me to feel safe in a remote environment where I didn't know where I was and did not speak the language.

In addition, I had so much fun! From walking along the shores of Lake Khövsgöl at sunset to music to waking up to the sound of hoofbeats and goats, every moment was filled with pure joy. Amka made sure that I had the opportunity for every experience, pointing me to a magical carpet of flowers or a vulture on the steppes. Davaanyam was careful to make sure to notice the temperature, safety, etc in the car (even when I didn't say anything). Their attentiveness and kindness, as well as ensuring that every moment in Mongolia was special, made it so even now I have tears missing Mongolia.

I have been to about 35 countries and Mongolia is my clear favorite. In fact, the steppes are a place that I look forward to hopefully retiring one day. This is 100% thanks to the incredible experience of Nomad Trail. Thank you for everything.
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Victoria
3 months ago
Phenomenal adventure and flawless service!

If you are planning a trip to Mongolia, look no further than Nomad Trail Mongolia. This was without doubt one of the most awesome travel experiences.

The self-drive convoy format is genuinely unique. There is something incredibly special about being behind the wheel of a Land Cruiser navigating the vast Gobi Desert yourself, with the support and expertise of Nomad Trail right alongside you. It gives you the freedom of independent travel with none of the anxiety.

Our guide Temka was exceptional from start to finish, nothing was too much trouble and his insights added depth to every site we visited. But the moment that truly took our breath away was driving across the Khongor Sand Dunes and crossing through the dramatic landscapes of the Three Beauties of the Gobi Mountains. There are no words that do it justice. It is the kind of experience you feel in your bones.

The itinerary was perfectly paced, hitting all the Gobi's iconic highlights while still feeling unhurried and immersive. The accommodation was a wonderful mix.

Highly recommended for anyone seeking a genuinely adventurous travel experience that is completely off the beaten track. We will be back!
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Py Z
4 months ago
We had a 10-day tour with Temka and Bumaa throughout both central and south Mongolia.
Through the sun, rain, snow and desert our guides kept us safe and ensured that we had a Онцгой (outstanding) experience.

The landscapes, the food, the stories, the moments in the ger — none of it would have felt the same without you guiding us through it with such warmth and knowledge.
You made a group of strangers to your country feel completely at home. That’s a rare gift.

On behalf of our group, a heartfelt Баярлалаа (thank you) to both of you and would highly recommend this company to others.
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Melissa Ong
4 months ago
Hands down the best trip in my life to visit Mongolia and to do so with Nomad Trail, guided by Temka and Bumaa. I had a wonderful experience with our guide drivers who knew the terrain like the back of their hand, which was not only mightily impressive but utmost assuring when several routes are off-road with minimal or no signage. Felt absolutely safe and well taken care of during the trip with Temka and Bumaa, much appreciated. I’m grateful for them sharing with us the “real” Mongolia, would 10/10 recommend Nomad Trail, Temka and Bumaa! We can’t wait to be back to visit other parts of Mongolia very soon!
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Wynn Pang
4 months ago
Temka and Bumaa are an exceptional guiding duo — and after 10 days across Mongolia with them, we can say that they made this trip one of the most memorable.

What sets them apart is how genuinely attentive they were to every detail of our wellbeing. They read our energy, adjusted the pace, and anticipated our needs.

Their skill on the terrain is equally impressive. We hit a sandstorm and unexpected summer snow on the same trip and both Temka and Bumaa handled every curveball with calm confidence and decisive navigation. We always felt safe in their hands.

What we’ll remember most, is how they never left our side. Every meal, every stop, every interaction with locals — they were present for all of it. The time we spent with nomadic families was especially meaningful, as they help to bridge the language and cultural gap.

If you’re planning a trip to Mongolia book them without hesitation.
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Evangeline Teo
4 months ago
Mongolia is one of the most beautiful countries we've ever visited — vast, raw and completely unlike anywhere else. What made this trip so special, though, was how thoughtfully it was put together.

The itinerary was a great balance of adventure, nature, culture and comfort, and the pacing never felt rushed. The long drives gave us time to truly appreciate the scale and beauty of the country rather than simply rushing from sight to sight.

Some of our biggest highlights were visiting two nomadic families, sharing a traditional Mongolian BBQ, and witnessing our host family's first summer slaughter — a rare and memorable glimpse into a way of life that has remained unchanged for generations.

A huge thank you to Temka and Bumaa. Travelling through Mongolia's terrain inevitably comes with surprises, but we always felt completely safe and looked after. Whether it was snow, sand, rough tracks or punctures, they handled everything with calm professionalism.

A special mention to Bumaa. His decades of off-road driving experience were obvious every day, but what I'll remember most is his quiet kindness. He always found ways to make us feel cared for and reassured. As someone who gets anxious during certain activities, I especially appreciated the way he would quietly check in on me. It was a lovely reminder that kindness doesn't always need words.

We arrived expecting an amazing trip. We left with unforgettable memories and very full hearts.
1 day
Availability : Jan 1st - December 31st
Tsonjin Boldog
Min Age : 5+
Tour Details

Today’s journey invites you to experience the awe-inspiring Genghis Khan Statue at Tsonjin Boldog—a grand tribute to Mongolia’s legendary figure who once ruled over vast territories.

Imagine standing before a majestic 40-meter-high (131 foot) statue, beautifully detailed in historical attire that evokes Mongolia’s vibrant past. This statue transcends mere symbolism, offering visitors an immersive glimpse into the remarkable life and legacy of Genghis Khan, a leader whose impact forever shaped history.

Step inside to find an interactive museum filled with fascinating exhibits detailing Khan’s humble beginnings, dramatic rise, and the historic conquests that built an expansive empire.

Ascend to the viewing platform atop the horse’s head for a captivating panoramic view, where sweeping grasslands and distant mountains stretch out before you like pages from an epic story.

What’s Included

Standard package

  • Hotel pickup/drop-off
  • Solo tour itinerary
  • Local guide service
  • Admission fee as per itinerary
  • Meals as in itinerary
  • Tour vehicle and driver
  • Purified bottled water is provided
All Standard + premium features

Exclusive package

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  • Premium SUV (Toyota Land Cruiser (300/200 Series) with an experienced driver
  • Dining at the best local restaurants

Price Excludes

  • International airfare or train tickets, airport taxes, excess baggage charges
  • Travel insurance, medical insurance, visa application fees
  • Accommodation in Ulaanbaatar
  • Alcoholic beverages
Itinerary

Day 110:00 am

  • 10:00 AM – Hotel Pickup

    Your Mongolia Genghis Khan Statue Day Tour begins with a convenient pickup from your hotel in Ulaanbaatar. As you head east toward the open steppe, your guide will introduce you to Mongolia’s rich history and the legacy of Genghis Khan. The drive offers a chance to enjoy sweeping views of rolling hills, nomadic herder camps, and the vast, unspoiled countryside.


    Visit the Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex

    Arriving at Tsonjin Boldog, you’ll be greeted by the awe-inspiring sight of the world’s tallest equestrian statue. Standing 40 meters high and clad in stainless steel, the monument depicts Genghis Khan on horseback, gazing east toward his birthplace. Inside the complex, explore an engaging museum featuring artifacts from the Mongol Empire — including traditional saddles, weapons, and ceremonial costumes.
    Climb the staircase or take the elevator up to the horse’s head, where panoramic views of the surrounding landscape stretch out in every direction. Your guide will share the story of this location, believed to be the place where Genghis Khan discovered his golden whip.


    Lunch at a Ger Camp Restaurant

    Continue to a nearby ger camp restaurant for a traditional Mongolian lunch. Sample iconic dishes such as buuz (steamed dumplings) and huushuur (fried meat pies), freshly prepared and served in a warm, inviting atmosphere. Dining inside a ger offers a taste of nomadic hospitality and a glimpse into Mongolia’s rural way of life.


    Optional Stop – Souvenirs or Giant Boot Monument

    If time allows, make a quick stop at a local craft shop to browse handmade felt goods, leatherwork, and cashmere products. Alternatively, visit the Giant Mongolian Boot Monument — a fun and quirky photo spot along the way.


    Return to Ulaanbaatar

    In the late afternoon, begin the scenic drive back to the capital, taking in the landscape one last time. Upon arrival in Ulaanbaatar in the early evening, your guide can recommend dinner options or evening activities to continue your Mongolian experience. You’ll be dropped off at your hotel, concluding a day filled with history, culture, and unforgettable views.

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