The Flaming Cliffs: Why It’s a Must-See When Visiting Mongolia You will likely never forget your visit to the Flaming Cliffs in Mongolia’s Gobi Desert. This stunning setting is the stuff of ad campaigns and holiday card photos, but it’s so much more than (just) a beautiful place. Long before the discovery of the world’s
2021 Condé Nast Traveler “Travel Experts”: Mongolia and The Himalaya With tremendous pride, Nomadic Expeditions announces that Condé Nast Traveler has again named our Founder, Jalsa Urubshurow, and our Director of Operations, Sanjay Saxena, as their Top Travels Experts, respectively, for Mongolia and the Himalaya. A pioneer in environmental conservation through for-profit sustainable tourism initiatives,
Why Your Next Family Trip Should be to Mongolia There are few greater luxuries in life than spending time with family, and nothing brings the family together quite like exploring a new destination together. Travel provides so many opportunities for meaningful interactions and memory-making experiences. Whether you’re seeing the world through the unfiltered lens of
Just Back From…The Golden Eagle Festival! Veteran travel industry insider (and our Director of Operations) Sanjay Saxena has circled the globe. He’s climbed many mountains, had a firsthand look at a headhunter’s crypt, and tracked countless wildlife. In other words, “been there, done that,” best describes him. But even an inveterate traveler has several places
Mongolia Must-Reads: The Essential Books About Mongolia Few things open your eyes quite like a good book. The very best books take us somewhere without ever leaving the comfortable confines of our favorite chair. They entertain but also educate and enlighten by sharing insight into an unfamiliar place or person. We happen to think one
Buyantmaa Q&A: Meet Your Tour Guide in Mongolia Travel isn’t about snapping photos of places already immortalized in postcards, it’s about the personal connections forged while experiencing someplace or something new. It’s what drives Buyantmaa, also known as Bugina. She got her start in tourism thanks to her father, who created and ran a camp
