Private guides and guided tours in Mongolia
Private guides in Mongolia
Private Guide in Ulaanbaatar - Anar
(Member Since 2008) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Ulaanbaatar Languages: Spanish, Russian, German, English, TurkishMy name is Anar, i'm a guide.I was born in Ulaan baatar. Lived in Germany(Berlin) studied there in a secondary school and came here and graduated russian secondary school. Now i study spanish in the National...
Private Guide in Ulaanbaatar - Byambadorj
(Member Since 2006) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Ulaanbaatar Languages: EnglishProfessional tour guide service in Mongolia. I have a network of professional tour guides, drivers, and local outfitters.
Private Guide in Ulaanbaatar - Chinzorig
(Member Since 2008) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Ulaanbaatar Languages: English, RussianMy name is Chinzorig, I have been working as a free lance guide fixer for several years here in Mongolia. Can also be your guide, driver and cook. There are many places here in Mongolia to see I have lead many trips to Gobi desert, Hubsgul, Arkhangai, Kharkhorum. I have most of the camping gears for up to 10 people which include's tent's matt's sleeping bags etc.
Mongolia
Language: Khalkha Mongol
Currency: Togrog/Tugrik (MNT)
Calling Code: +976
COMMENTS ABOUT Mongolia:
Tourism in Mongolia is limited by the Communist Government, but ever since the Democratic Revolution in 1990 it has been expanding to a great extent. That’s why Mongolia appears to be a relatively unexplored tourist destination. This attractive country is considered to be a luring mixture of scenic natural features, nomadic life style, a wide variety of untouched landscapes and culture. For quite a long time there has been no tourism industry in Mongolia, but nowadays it boasts 403 travel companies, 327 resorts and tourist camps, 320 hotels.
It is worth noting that in contrast to other Asian countries Mongolia has one of the world’s lowest population densities in the world. This country is perfect for adventurous people seeking for new things to experience. Here you will get a unique opportunity to explore the vast Molgolian-Manchurian grassland, numerous rivers, mountains, lakes and the desert. Due to the abundance of natural places of interest Mongolia is especially favoured by backpackers.
The climate in Mongolia is continental, characterized by frosty winters and dry summers. Mongolia is often called the “country of the blue sky”, seeing as there are more than 260 sunny days per year.