The Award-Winning Tour Specialist
Discover Authentic Experiences in Mongolia with Wendy Wu Tours
To make sure you truly immerse yourself in the culture of Mongolia we pack every single one of our tours to Mongolia with authentic cultural experiences.
We’ve highlighted our favourite ones on each tour but here are just a few examples of what you can look forward to…
Amongst the dramatic landscapes of Mongolia's steppe, receive a warm welcome from a Mongolian family as they show you around their ger camp home and introduce you to their nomadic life as livestock herders.
The Naadam Festival represents the heritage of Mongolia with competitors participating in archery, wrestling and horseback riding. Enjoy the opening cultural performance, and cheer for the participants alongside locals.
Immerse yourself in fascinating culture as you enjoy a Mongolian folklore show, featuring old music traditions such as throat-singing and horse-head fiddles, dancing and performing arts.
Venture into the sweeping plains of Khustai and watch as herds of rare Przewalski's horses, or takhi, roam the steppe. This remarkable conservation success offers a glimpse into Mongolia's untamed past.
Experience the nomadic lifestyle in comfort, staying in premium ger camps with private en suite bathrooms. After a day of adventure, unwind beneath the star-strewn skies of the Gobi Desert.
Experience a thrilling mini Naadam Festival at your remote eco ger camp. Watch Mongolia's legendary 'Three Manly Games' — wrestling, horse racing, and archery — then try your hand at traditional archery for yourself.
Experience the nomadic lifestyle in comfort, sleeping in traditional ger camps with private en suite bathrooms, then unwind and recharge beneath the breathtaking, star-filled skies of the vast Mongolian steppes.
Spend some time with a nomadic family, learning a little about their unique way of life. Together you will prepare a traditional Mongolian meal, them guiding you through the preparations and process, before you all sit down to eat together.
Spend two days at the annual Naadam Festival, cheering on the participants alongside the crowds of locals, as they compete in the traditional 'Three Manly Skills' – wrestling, archery and horsemanship.
