This 12-day immersion program allows travelers to live directly with a Mongolian nomadic family and deeply experience the traditional lifestyle that has been practiced for centuries. Unlike ordinary sightseeing tours, this journey provides hands-on cultural learning, daily participation in nomadic routines, and meaningful connections with host families.
It is the real chance to learn how to build and organize a Mongolian ger, participate in daily household activities, and understand how nomads survive in the steppe’s natural conditions. Gain firsthand experience with herding animals, milking livestock, and preparing pastures. Learn about Mongolia’s five key livestock species and the traditions of herding. Also participate in making buuz, bansh, airag, aaruul, milk vodka, and other foods central to nomadic life. Observe Mongolian customs, etiquette, and philosophies of rural life—especially the role of women and hospitality.
This tour emphasizes cultural immersion, offering travelers the chance to live with Mongolians, not just visit them.
