
Why Choose a Gobi Desert Eco Tour?
The Gobi Desert is one of the most awe-inspiring and mysterious places on Earth. Spanning across southern Mongolia, it is home to towering sand dunes, rugged mountains, and some of the rarest wildlife on the planet. If you are looking for an adventure that combines breathtaking landscapes with sustainable travel practices, a Gobi Desert eco tour is the perfect way to explore this untouched wilderness while preserving its beauty for future generations.
THE LARGEST WILD BACTRIAN CAMEL POPULATION & MONGOLIA' UNIQUE CAMEL CULTURE
Mongolia is home to the world’s largest population of wild Bactrian camels, a species found almost exclusively in the remote regions of the Gobi Desert. Unlike their domesticated relatives, these camels have adapted to the harsh desert environment, surviving extreme temperatures and limited water sources. With fewer than 1,000 individuals left in the wild, the wild Bactrian camel is one of the most endangered mammals on Earth.
But camels in Mongolia are more than just a mode of transport—they are central to the nomadic way of life. The Mongolian camel culture is unlike anything else in the world, celebrated through traditional camel races, camel wool festivals, and even a unique form of camel coaxing music that herders use to soothe and communicate with their animals. In the Gobi Desert, visitors can experience camel treks led by local herders, witness the deep bond between humans and camels, and learn how these animals have shaped life in the desert for thousands of years.


YOLYN AM-THE ICE CANYON
BEST PLACES TO VISIT ON A GOBI DESERT ECO TOUR
KHEREM TSAV-THE HIDDEN CANYON




FLAMING CLIFFS (BAYANZAG)-THE LAND OF DINOSAURS


HONGOR SAND DUNES-THE SINGING SANDS
These massive dunes stretch for over 100 km and reach heights of up to 300 meters. The wind creates a unique “singing” sound as it moves across the sand. Hike to the top for breathtaking views or ride a Bactrian camel, an eco-friendly way to explore the dunes.
One of the most famous sites in the Gobi, the Flaming Cliffs glow red during sunset, creating a surreal landscape. This is where Roy Chapman Andrews made his groundbreaking discovery of dinosaur eggs, forever changing paleontology. Today, visitors can walk through this same terrain, imagining the excitement of uncovering fossils in the very place where history was rewritten.
A lesser-known but equally stunning destination, Khermen Tsav features dramatic red rock formations and is known as Mongolia’s "Grand Canyon." Its remote location makes it an ideal stop for eco-tourists seeking solitude and untouched beauty.
Located in the Gurvan Saikhan Mountains, Yolyn Am is an unexpected sight in the middle of the desert—a deep, narrow gorge where ice remains throughout the summer. It’s an excellent place for hiking, birdwatching, and photography.


3 DAY TOUR
GOLDEN GOBI TOUR


ONGI MONASTERY- A CULTURAL OASIS
This ancient monastery, once one of Mongolia’s largest Buddhist centers, is now a peaceful retreat. Visitors can learn about Mongolia’s religious history while supporting community-led conservation efforts.
TOURS
WHAT MAKES THE GOBI DESERT SPECIAL?
Diverse Landscapes – The Gobi is not just sand; it features cliffs, canyons, rocky outcrops, and even lush oases.
Rich Wildlife – Spot rare species like the Gobi bear (Mazaalai), wild Bactrian camels, ibex, and gazelles.
Dinosaur Fossils – The famous Flaming Cliffs (Bayanzag) hold some of the most significant paleontological discoveries.
Nomadic Culture & Camel Traditions – Meet the desert’s resilient nomadic families and experience their way of life, deeply intertwined with Bactrian camels.

Spring (April - June): Pleasant temperatures and blooming desert flowers.
Summer (July - August): Warmer weather but excellent for stargazing and camel trekking.
Autumn (September - October): Cooler, comfortable temperatures with fewer tourists.
Winter (November - February): A unique but extreme adventure for those wanting to see the Gobi under snow.
BEST TIME FOR A MONGOLIA WILDLIFE TOUR


FINAL THOUGHTS
A Gobi Desert eco tour is more than just an adventure—it’s a chance to explore one of the world’s most incredible landscapes while making a positive impact. Whether you’re hiking through deep canyons, riding camels across golden dunes, or walking in the footsteps of Roy Chapman Andrews, every experience will leave you with unforgettable memories.
Are you ready for an eco-friendly adventure in the Gobi Desert?