This summer, at TTR Mongolia we had the pleasure to guide a family of four on an unforgettable 12-day journey through the stunning landscapes of Mongolia, specifically the Taiga region West of Khuvsgul Lake. Together, we embarked on a unique adventure mixing culture, nature, and unforgettable experiences to this region home of the Tsaatan People, reindeer herders. JOURNEY TO THE TAIGA With the family, our guide and driver, our adventure began when reaching the Khuvsgul Lake, often referred to as the “Blue Pearl” of Mongolia, the perfect start to our exploration of the majestic Taiga. After settling down and getting everything ready, we set off on horseback to reach the Tsaatan camps. Riding through the deep forests, we immersed ourselves in the tranquility of the Taiga, a region renowned for its nature and diverse wildlife. After 5 to 6 hours of horse riding with our guide, we reached the summer camp of the Tsaatan community. A WARM WELCOME FROM THE TSAATAN PEOPLE Upon reaching the Tsaatan camps, we were welcomed by the Tsaatan, a nomadic reindeer herding community. This was our chance to learn about their traditional lifestyle, one that has thrived in this remote region for generations. We participated in daily activities, such as milking reindeer and helping prepare traditional meals. Our guide help the communication between the family and the Tsaatan and provided insights into their unique customs and practices. MEMORIES As our tour concluded, everyone left not only with a deeper appreciation for the beauty of Mongolia but also with memories of our experiences. The combination of horse riding, cultural exchanges with the Tsaatan, and the serene landscapes of the Taiga created a magical tapestry of adventure that the family will carry for a lifetime. At TTR Mongolia, we believe that travel is about creating connections—both with nature and with the people we meet along the way. Our guided tours offer immersive experiences that allow travelers to truly engage with the places they visit. If you're looking for an adventure that combines breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and unique experiences, our 12-day tour to the Taiga is perfect for you. Join us next summer and create your own unforgettable memories in the heart of Mongolia! A video filmed during this family tour :

It is time to sleep till new magic. The 2026 travel season has officially come to an end, and as we look back, our hearts are filled with gratitude. This year was full of unforgettable journeys, adventures, challenges, friendships, and memories. Every traveler who joined us became part of our story and gave us new motivation, energy, and inspiration. One of the highlights of the year was our collaboration with the amazing Jeep Experience team. Together, we completed an incredible Gobi expedition with JEEP, Land Cruiser 200 and Land Cruiser 300 vehicles' crossing some of Mongolia's most beautiful and remote landscapes. It was truly a remarkable experience for all of us. Of course, every adventure comes with unexpected challenges, but the kindness, teamwork, friendship, and positive spirit of everyone involved made the journey unforgettable. This year we were also honored to travel with renowned historian and researcher 'Lonnie C. Ludeman' and his Romanian friends through Mongolia's historical and cultural sites. It was a privilege for us, and we are grateful for everything we learned from him. In many ways, he helped us discover new perspectives on our own country's history. To all the families who trusted us and traveled across Mongolia with their children—thank you. Your smiles, laughter, and curiosity made every journey special. To everyone who rented vehicles from us—thank you for your trust. There were occasional challenges along the way, and sometimes things did not go exactly as planned, but we always did our best to help. We continue learning, improving, and growing, and we promise to make our services even better in the future. Most importantly, every traveler who joined TTR Mongolia also became part of something bigger. Through our partnership with 'EEJII.org Charity & Volunteering Foundation', we were able to dedicate a portion of the profit from every trip to support humanitarian projects throughout the year. Thanks to you, we successfully contributed to the foundation's four-season programs and community activities. And now, the next chapter begins. This December, through our "December Magic" project, together we will bring a little magic to children fighting cancer and children facing difficult life circumstances. Every traveler who joined us this year helped make this possible. We cannot wait to share those moments with you. Join us in December as we open a very special surprise together. From the entire TTR Mongolia family: Thank you for traveling with us. Thank you for believing in us. Thank you for helping us spread kindness. See you in 2027. ❤️ TTR Mongolia

This winter, we had the pleasure of welcoming a solo traveller for a winter journey across northern Mongolia. Travelling in Mongolia in January, the coldest month of the year, is not for the faint-hearted. But for those seeking a genuine adventure, it offers a rare opportunity to experience the country’s wild landscapes and nomadic culture in their most authentic form. With temperatures dropping as low as –43°C, this expedition became a true test of endurance and discovery — an unforgettable Mongolia winter travel experience far beyond traditional tourism. TRAVELLING ACROSS MONGOLIA IN JANUARY The adventure began in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia’s capital, before heading north through endless snowy steppes, frozen rivers, and remote valleys. Winter travel in Mongolia can be unpredictable. Long distances, icy roads, and extreme temperatures make the journey itself part of the adventure. For this trip, our traveller was accompanied by an experienced local driver, Ganaa, whose knowledge of winter conditions ensured the journey remained safe and comfortable. Even when the team encountered a leaking tire on the road, Ganaa handled the situation quickly and calmly — a reminder that travelling through Mongolia’s remote landscapes requires both flexibility and experience. STAYING WITH NOMADIC FAMILIES IN WINTER One of the highlights of travelling in rural Mongolia is the chance to stay with local families in traditional gers (yurts). During the journey, our traveller spent time in small northern villages, experiencing the warmth and generosity of Mongolian nomadic hospitality. Life in these remote regions is simple and authentic. Facilities are basic, especially during winter, but sharing meals, drinking hot milk tea by the stove, and spending time with local families offers a meaningful cultural connection that few travellers experience. Our guest even recommended bringing small gifts from home as a kind gesture when visiting host families — a wonderful way to create a cultural exchange. PREPARING FOR MONGOLIA’S EXTREME WINTER For travellers considering winter travel in Mongolia, preparation is essential. January temperatures in northern Mongolia can fall below –40°C, making proper winter equipment extremely important. Layered clothing, insulated boots, and high-quality winter gear are necessary for staying comfortable in such extreme conditions. Many travellers also find it helpful to consult with their tour operator about recommended gear before arriving, or purchase additional winter equipment locally in Ulaanbaatar. Despite the extreme cold, the reward is extraordinary: frozen landscapes stretching to the horizon, crystal-clear winter skies, and the silence of Mongolia’s vast wilderness. A ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME MONGOLIA ADVENTURE Travelling across Mongolia in winter is not about luxury — it is about authentic adventure and unforgettable experiences. Long drives, remote villages, and extreme weather push travellers outside their comfort zones, but they also create memories that last a lifetime. For our traveller, this journey became exactly that: a once-in-a-lifetime experience filled with adventure, challenges, and meaningful encounters along the way. We are grateful they chose to explore Mongolia with us, and we hope to welcome them back for another adventure — perhaps in a different season, when Mongolia reveals yet another side of its incredible landscapes.