Intermediate
In the Footsteps of Genghis Khan
Mongolie21 à 30 jours
À partir de 3 200€See this trip
5 spots — Mongolia departure — July 2026
Mongolia is one of the last great preserved spaces on our planet. Endless steppes stretching to the horizon, the Gobi desert in the distance, and nomads living according to thousand-year-old traditions — the journey that deeply transforms you. At Active Human Adventure, we take you to meet this authentic Mongolia, with trusted local guides and a concrete solidarity impact on the nomadic communities we visit.
Why Mongolia with Active Human Adventure?
Living in yurts with nomadic Altai families
Crossing the Gobi desert by camel
Meeting the Kazakhs of the Altai — a unique culture
Naadam Festival (July) — the Mongolian Olympic Games
10% donated to local nomadic communities
4x4 support and experienced bilingual guides
Our trips in Mongolia
Our solidarity impact in Mongolia
10% of each trip is donated directly to the nomadic families we visit to help them through the harshest winters. Mongolia's nomadic communities face growing climate challenges — the "dzud" (brutal winter) regularly decimates herds.
Batjargal — Local nomadic guide, Altai Valley — partner since 2019
Frequently asked questions — Mongolia
Is Mongolia accessible for travelers without adventure experience?
Yes, with good support. Our Mongolia trips include comfortable 4x4 transfers and accommodation in equipped yurts. No need to be a seasoned adventurer — just curious and open-minded.
Do I need a visa for Mongolia?
Yes. The Mongolian visa is applied for at the embassy before departure. Fees and processing times vary by nationality. We guide you through all the steps.
How does communication work with the nomads?
Our guides are bilingual (French/Mongolian or English/Mongolian). Batjargal, our local Altai guide, speaks fluent Kazakh and Mongolian and translates all encounters.
What is the Naadam Festival?
Naadam (July 11-13) is Mongolia's national holiday with wrestling, archery and horse racing competitions. It's a unique cultural spectacle. We organize special trips around this period.
What is the best time to visit Mongolia?
June to September offers the best weather conditions. July is ideal for Naadam. Avoid December-March (extreme winters down to -30°C on the plains).
Ready for your Mongolia adventure?
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