Since 2008, Nomadic Expeditions and the Three Camel Lodge have proudly supported local students studying traditional Mongolian music and dance at the Gobi’s Hanhongor School. We regularly host performances at the lodge that allow the students to share their talents with our guests and share the beauty of these traditional arts. In addition to donating

Best COVID Travel Destinations 2022: 10 Reasons Mongolia Is Top of the List
Best COVID Travel Destinations 2022: 10 Reasons Mongolia Is Top of the List

Nomadic Expeditions has been leading world-class journeys throughout Mongolia since 1992—sustainable travel spearheaded by our Founder and CEO Jalsa Urubshurow, a pioneer in environmental conservation through sustainable tourism. Our infrastructure and expertise in the country has not only set a path for eco-travel to flourish here, it provides unrivaled authenticity and exclusivity throughout your Mongolia adventures.

Protecting Golden Eagles: A Progress Update
We at Nomadic Expeditions are pleased to update our community of individuals invested in raptor conservation and sustainable travel on the progress of our Golden Eagle Conservation Project in partnership with the Wildlife Science and Conservation Center of Mongolia (WSCC) which studies the golden eagle population in western Mongolia and contributes important data to the Global Raptor Impact Network operated by The Peregrine Fund, the world’s foremost global raptor conservation organization.

DESTINATION: NAADAM GAMES
Naadam means to come together as one and have a celebration. A spectacle of pageantry and cultural performances, the centerpiece of this journey will lift your spirits and fill your heart. Bear witness to the height of these competitions during the nation’s largest Naadam Games in the capital of Ulaanbaatar.

Nomadic Lands Through the Lens: Mongolia in Focus
Whether you’re a professional photographer or a world traveler with only a passing appreciation for photography, the beauty of nomadic people and lands is unmistakable—and incredibly alluring—calling you to explore these gorgeous settings and cultures for yourself.

UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Mongolia
Mongolia proudly has five such sites, with another 12 on the tentative list. Ranging from relatively small monument sites to vast tracts of natural landscape, these locations embody Mongolia’s heritage as our legacy and key to our past—places we absolutely must pass on to future generations—irreplaceable cultural and natural sources of life and inspiration.