The experience of living amongst local people, sharing their food and a little of their lives will stay with me always. (more)Gillian Mason

Every day was packed with memories - holding eagles, connecting with local families and hiking up incredible mountains, to name but a few! (more)Anna Verey

Nadaam was the highlight, as was meeting the eagle hunters, but throughout the trip the stunning scenery continued to delight, amaze, stun and impress. Staying in ger camps was great, as was meeting the locals. (more)Judith Hatton

Absolutely incredible- I would go again tomorrow if I could! (more)Laura Boyle

Absolutely amazing. So many fantastic moments. It feels like I have been gone for 2½ months, not 2½ weeks due to all the impressions and experiences I've had. (more)Martin Andersen

The most memorable and exciting part of the holiday was the immensity of the plains. Redefining the middle of nowhere!! Like being in a Sea of green. (more)Mark Blackburn

I loved it all I'm glad that I took extra days for the city of Ulaanbaatar. You need to see both sides of the Mongolia. Like in all places of the world life has to move on. (more)C E Barker

The landscapes of Mongolia and the night sky. (more)Judith Petrie

5***** (more)Rachael Harrison

We stayed in untouched nature, saw the most amazing stars at night, and had great and freshly cooked food! It was probably one of the best trips I ever made! (more)Timucin Karaca

Awesome trip - first class, great food, well looked after. (more)Anne Connors

Memorable parts? Standing outside my ger watching the morning star while surrounded by goats and sheep and a guard dog finally able to snooze as daylight sweeps into the valley. Tips? Invest in a pair of warm boots. Perhaps be prepared to wear the same clothes for several days at a time - this will also help to keep the weight of your baggage down! Local benefits? Definitely benefitted local people, and directly and/or indirectly supported conservation. ... (more)Cryn Horn

Vise nego 5 zvijezda. (more)DUNJA RIBARIC

The most memorable part of the holiday was Nadaam festival. That's the reason I wanted to join this trip. (more)Gerrie Leenders

The whole trip was full of memorable moments. I particularly enjoyed Naadam and also the nights we spent camping on the steppe. (more)Catherine Challies

Memorable parts? Meeting and spending time with local families, particularly watching them at their work herding their animals milking them and preparing their food for the winter.We also met delightful older parents and young children and they were a delight. The hospitality shown on arrival at the girl of a host and also sometimes of the neighbours at was very interesting with the offer of food and drink without probably knowing anything about us at all. How they live their lives is ... (more)Kay Thomas

Memorable parts? Oh, man--it's impossible to choose. The most memorable part for me was getting out of the jeep at our first homestay and discovering the absolute, complete silence. It was unlike anything I've ever experienced. Tips? Know that the horse-riding is arduous and exhilarating. Definitely not for beginners. Local benefits? Yes, absolutely. What little garbage we had was either burned or brought back with us. Any leftover food--what little there was because our ... (more)Britta Solberg Salas

Meeting herder families in their homes-gers, and spending time in remote and beautiful locations (more)Martin Murphy

The eagle festival was the highlight. (more)Tina Bulley

Living in with the family in three Gers was special and something that I will always remember. (more)Sylvia Liu

The entire trip was very memorable and unique...The operators staff was incredibly kind and helpful, plus they were fun to be with. (more)Sue Ellen Christensen

Mongolia is a stunning location to visit. The trip assistants shared their love for their country with us and made it a very memorable experience. (more)Sally-Anne Deards

Memorable parts? Connection with the local communities combined with the amazing natural landscapes Tips? Being ready to a holiday which is sometimes very intense from a psychological stand point Local benefits? Yep but more based on what we have been told rather than what we actually have been able to observe Overall rating? Very good, the main advice would maybe to reduce a bit the miles spent in the van (more)Roberto Leopardi

The 4 days riding and staying in the wilderness was the highlight of the trip (more)Colin Hughes

If you are looking to reconnect with some core principles in life - people, community and nature then this holiday is a no brainier. (more)Harriet Ruddy

Memorable parts? Staying with the families Tips? Travel light, be open minded and take every challenge as an adventure that will become a trip story. Local benefits? Yes!!! Overall rating? Amazing. (more)Myriam Schulze

Memorable parts? Spending time with the nomad families. Tips? The accommodations are basic. No showers and toliet attached to the ger. Some grumbling about this but you do get a bed to sleep in! Local benefits? Yes. Overall rating? Exceeded my expectations. Great tour guide and drivers. Enjoyed coffee and lunch breaks in the desert. (more)Kim Gordon

Memorable parts? Cu chi tunnels and the firing range that was there. Tips? Pack light. Local benefits? Absolutely. Overall rating? 10/10. (more)Bailey Sparrow

Memorable parts? Experiencing a new culture, food and enjoying the secludedness of nothingness and never ending landscapes... Tips? Local benefits? It benefited local people however we certainly didn't reduce the impact on the environment: driving around in a Russian van, buying packaged and canned food which we had to dispose of in a rubbish tip that never gets emptied and leaving our bowel movements behind... Overall rating? Very memorable and impressive (more)Nina Blacklock

Memorable parts? So many highlights - cantering across valley floors, playing traditional games on horseback, visiting local people, seeing petroglyphs from the Stone and Bronze ages and of course, visiting the Eagle festival. Tips? If booking the September trips, bring a lot of warm clothes. Double what you think you might need. Bring some small gifts for visiting local families. Local benefits? Yes Overall rating? No word of a lie, one of the best trips I've ... (more)Valerie Hayes

Memorable parts? Nademm Festival, finding a herd of Taki horses, climbing the Gobi desert when it was cool and pouring with rain, seeing yaks and hundreds of horses. Our guide was so informative, he was great. I found the Mongolian people very nice. Tips? Just enjoy the tour Local benefits? Hopefully yes, there was still a lot of plastic drinking bottles when we went to meals. Overall rating? Great holiday, only blip Aeroflot lost our luggage from Moscow to Ulan ... (more)Christine Williams

Memorable parts? Landscapes, Local people, cycling paths Tips? Authentic trip Local benefits? yes, yes, yes Overall rating? (more)Marco Belcastro