TOURIST CAMPS
We carefully select our business partners to ensure you receive the best possible service and amenities throughout your stay. Tourist ger camps, typically located in Mongolia’s stunning countryside, offer the ideal balance of comfort and authenticity—allowing you to experience the nomadic lifestyle in a sustainable and meaningful way.
Each camp consists of several gers, usually furnished with 2–3 beds. Modern facilities, including washing blocks with Western-style restrooms, hot showers, laundry service, and a restaurant, are provided outside the gers. Tourist camps are generally divided into luxury and standard categories.
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Luxury gers include a private shower and toilet inside the ger.
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Standard gers use shared but well-maintained restroom and shower facilities.
We arrange accommodations according to your preferences, so please let us know which type of ger you would like. (Please note that luxury gers are priced higher than standard ones.)
Mongolia’s traditional ger is an iconic symbol of nomadic culture. Staying in a ger allows you to step away from the busy world and reconnect with nature in a unique and tranquil setting. Every part of the camp reflects Mongolian traditions, creating an unforgettable experience of the country’s natural beauty, wildlife, and rich cultural heritage. Sleeping under vast star-filled skies and waking to breathtaking landscapes is a truly remarkable experience.
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WHAT'S TOURISTS' GER CAMP?
Tourist Ger camp is a traditional-style accommodation with full-service facilities, most commonly used outside the city. The Ger is a round structure of lettuces, poles, and a peaked roof covered with canvas and felt, and tightened with ropes.
We believe in providing comfortable, welcoming accommodations so guests can enjoy this trip as much as possible. It is equipped with solar power, delivering 220 V of AC. Other services are also included, such as showers, bathrooms, and necessities.
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GER CAMP INTERIOR
Each guest accommodation features 2-4 single beds with clean linens, an altar, night tables, a dining table, chairs, hangers, and a charming wood-burning stove.
Slippers are available at the showers or provided in the gers. Visitors find that staying in a ger is an essential part of their Mongolian experience. The camp ger is lockable with a padlock as a precaution. Sustainable travel
GER CAMPS RESTAURANTS & MEAL
The Ger camp features a large central ger or lodge-style restaurant to serve Mongolian and European-style meals. The meal ingredients of nomadic Mongolians have always been nature-derived and straightforward, and this remains the case today.
The ger camp meals are basic, real food, with the main ingredients being beef, mutton, chicken, pork (randomly), pastry, noodles, rice, seasonally available vegetables, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, carrots, broccoli, mushrooms, beets, lettuce, pimentos, radishes, onions, and garlic etc.
There are bars at the restaurants offering both soft and alcoholic drinks. Sustainable travel
GER CAMP BATHROOM
The ger camp bathrooms are mostly separate houses used by all guests. Many ger camps have central electricity and hot running water available 24 hours; however, some ger camps that use solar or fire-heating systems may offer hot water only at specified times of day. Therefore, guests are asked to make use of the hot water at those times.
The bathrooms have electric lights, mirrors, basins with running water, flush toilets, and other modern facilities. Guests may bring personal amenities and a hairdryer as needed. Please note that flushing toilets and hot showers may not be available to guests traveling in spring and autumn, as the cold weather can disable the water pipes. Sustainable travel
GER CAMP ELECTRICITY
The gers have a single electric light bulb, and some of them include a socket (220-V Asian-style plug and you may bring your adapter to charge batteries.
In other camps in remote areas, guests can also charge batteries at camp restaurants and lodges. Ger camps in remote regions supply electricity via generators, available at certain times of the day.
The paths are lit in the evenings, and the lights are turned off at night to avoid attracting flies and other insects. Therefore, bringing a flashlight/torch is recommended.
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