The Gobi Desert
Tours
Wildlife Encounters The Gobi is home to rare and resilient species:
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Mongolian wild ass (Khulan) and graceful antelopes
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Argali wild sheep and Ibex mountain goats
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Predators like wolves, falcons, and Lammergeier vultures
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The elusive snow leopard and the critically endangered Gobi bear (Mazaalai)
Why Visit? Southern Mongolia offers more than a desert—it is a living museum of natural wonders, a sanctuary for rare wildlife, and a land steeped in prehistoric history. Whether you are seeking adventure, discovery, or breathtaking scenery, the Gobi promises an experience unlike any other.
Welcome to Southern Mongolia
Embark on a journey across Dund-Govi, Umnu-Govi, and Dorno-Govi provinces—the legendary Gobi Desert. Far more than a barren plain, the Gobi is a land of contrasts, where ancient history, dramatic landscapes, and rare wildlife come together to create an unforgettable adventure.
Highlights of the Gobi
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Towering granite mountains and striking red sandstone cliffs
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Vast sand dunes and endless steppe plains
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Surprising ice glaciers and colorful clay formations
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Hidden oases that bring life to the desert
Climate and Seasons
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Summer: Dry and hot, with temperatures between +25°C and +40°C
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Winter: Cold and snowy, dropping to –25°C to –35°C
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Unique among deserts, the Gobi often experiences heavy snowfall, creating surreal winter scenery
Ancient Secrets
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Explore Bayanzag’s Flaming Cliffs, where dinosaur fossils were first discovered
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Visit Khermen Tsav canyon in Umnu-Govi, a treasure trove of prehistoric remains
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Walk in the footsteps of explorers and paleontologists uncovering Earth’s ancient past
