TRAVEL GUIDE
Mongolia is truly one of the world's last undiscovered travel destinations and the safest country to visit. It is a land where you can experience wide-open spaces, cobalt blue skies, forests, deserts, crystal clear rivers and lakes, and the traditional hospitality of the nomads. Permanent dwellings are few and far between, fences even fewer and the land is owned by the people, like one large National Park. As a tremendous destination to experience the outdoors, Mongolia also boasts of unique history dating back to the Mongol Empire of Genghis Khan. Simply put, it is a land of adventure, horses, nomads, and blue sky.
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What to pack and bring
Even if travelling in summer be prepared for a sudden change of temperature. Nights can be chilly with the temperature in the steppe and mountain areas. The key to clothing is the layering system. Layers can be added or discarded with temperature fluctuations.
We suggest you check the climate of your travel season, month and then choose the appropriate clothes. In most cases, you will not need to bring towels as you will be provided in the hotels and tourist Ger camps.
It’s available to check 30 days extended weather forecast from http://www.accuweather.com/en/world-weather
Clothing Suggestion:
SPRING IN MONGOLIA – March – May
Medium weight clothing, light coat, hat, Western Suits, long sleeve shirts and travel shoes
Light weight clothing, sweater and light coat
Weather: Dry but very windy
SUMMER IN MONGOLIA – May – August
Summer clothing, short sleeve shirts, skirts, sandals, sweater in evenings, rain wear and travel shoes
Light, loose tropical clothing, short sleeve shirts, skirts, caps
Weather: Warm to hot days with rain possible
AUTUMN IN MONGOLIA – September, October
Medium weight clothing, light coat, hat, Western Suits, long sleeve shirts and travel shoes
Medium weight, warm clothing, light coat and boots
Weather: Clear and cool
WINTER IN MONGOLIA – November – February
Heavy, warm clothing, overcoat, thick woolen sweater, hat, gloves and boots
Weather: Dry, but bitterly cold