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Mongolian Dot Travel is a B2B company and proud member of the Mongolian Tourism Association, recognized as one of Mongolia’s most trusted and professional Destination Management Companies (DMCs). With over 20 years of experience in the tourism sector, we bring our expertise and passion to every destination and activity we design. Our services are tailored to reflect each partner’s unique profile and travel philosophy.
Our team of highly qualified and dedicated professionals has in-depth knowledge of Mongolia’s diverse regions, enabling us to provide ongoing support and create customized journeys that blend breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural encounters, and unforgettable adventures.
Welcome to DMC Mongolia, your trusted partner in crafting travel experiences that reflect your brand and concept. From your Mongolia tours and excursions to expeditions and special projects, every element of our production is created with our partners in mind. We collaborate closely to provide the compelling package tours and detailed support you need to seamlessly bring Mongolia’s magic to your travellers.
We craft journeys with intentionality, designed to build profound, once-in-a-lifetime memories. Our goal is to deliver exceptionally high-quality experiences, with services and package tours that are meticulously tailored to each traveler’s aspirations.
Our package tours are renowned for their focus on off-the-beaten-path adventures. They are carefully curated to include authentic connections with local communities, immersive encounters with wild nature, and deep insights into the unique nomadic culture.
We take pride in providing unparalleled on-the-ground support, ensuring every detail is managed with expertise and care. As your dedicated Destination Management Company in Mongolia, our philosophy is simple: to empower you to live life with no excuses and travel with no regrets.
While the world has modernized, the soul of Mongolia has endured. Yet, this pristine beauty is fragile. The growth of tourism brings with it a responsibility to protect the very things that make it unique. As a leading Destination Management Company, we are committed to mitigating the impacts of tourism. We dedicate significant resources to safeguarding the fragile environment, supporting local communities, ensuring animal welfare, and preserving authentic culture.
For over 20 years, our mission has been to ensure tourism improves the lives of Mongolians. As a modest, locally-owned Destination Management Company, our entire operational model is built around one principle: to benefit the local economies, people, and nomadic communities we are proud to call our partners. From the family-run ger camps we book, to the local guides we employ, and the traditional restaurants we patronize, every dollar stays within the community. This approach not only fuels sustainable development but also guarantees our clients an authentic, respectful, and deeply personal connection with the people of Mongolia.
Over two decades of operation in Mongolia, we have observed that women are pivotal drivers of community development. Our experience confirm that women reinvest a significantly larger portion of their income into their families, prioritizing children’s nutrition, housing, and education which creates lasting social and economic benefits for the entire community. Recognizing this, we have made a deliberate commitment to gender equity. We ensure that the women in our employ and within our partner networks are provided with fair compensation and reliable employment opportunities. We are proud that this practice not only empowers women but also strengthens the very communities we operate in, creating a more sustainable and equitable tourism model.
Our philosophy is built on creating travel experience that benefits both our travellers and our hosts. We forge long-term partnerships with local communities, designing visits to nomadic settlements and schools that are structured to be culturally respectful and economically empowering. We ensure our travellers are briefed to be conscientious guests, respecting the diverse cultures, histories, and well-being of the people they meet.
The Karakorum site in the Orkhon Valley showcases artifacts from ancient Central Asia, offering a fascinating glimpse into the history, culture, and traditions of nomadic peoples from prehistoric times to the present.
7 days
11 days
Experience the vast beauty of Mongolia—from the dramatic dunes of the Gobi Desert to the endless, windswept steppes. Encounter unique wildlife, meet nomadic communities, and discover landscapes that have inspired generations.
Embark on our Grand Loop Tour to experience Mongolia’s stunning landscapes—from the Gobi Desert and vast grasslands to the north—while enjoying a rich mix of cultural, natural, and historical highlights.
19 days
Experience the thrill of Mongolia’s great outdoors through a wide range of active and adventure travel options: from overland jeep and self-drive expeditions across vast steppes and deserts to trekking through mountain valleys, horseback riding with nomads, camel journeys in the Gobi desert, cycling along endless dirt tracks winding through the vast open grasslands , and paddling crystal-clear rivers by canoe or kayak. Discover unique fishing spots for the legendary taimen, join colourful cultural and winter festivals, or enjoy tailor-made luxury adventures that blend comfort with exploration. All offer an unforgettable way to connect with Mongolia’s breath-taking landscapes and timeless nomadic traditions.
We believe that making a significant impact cannot be accomplished on one’s own. We are proud to collaborate with a variety of like-minded partners located all over the world.
Guinness Book of Records award for travelling the longest distance in a kite powered buggy: 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) across the
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Expedition Asia on Discovery Channel and Extreme Treks on BBC Earth and Tough Ride on Travel Channel. Ryan Pyle is adventurer
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In May 2016, aged 23, Cloe Burles completed a 1,600 km crossing of the Mongolian Gobi desert and reportedly became the youngest…
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The Sud Raids Aventures “SRA” is an Association with its head office in Mazan, South France. Its main goal is above all logistical assistance…
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During an unsupported expedition with her older brother, Eric, in 2004-2005, Sarah McNair-Landry became the youngest person to ski to the …
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Nestled between the giants of Russia and China, Mongolia is a land of breathtaking horizons. This is a country of high steppes and epic deserts, a vast, landlocked plateau where the sky feels endlessly vast. Much of this rugged landscape sits over a kilometer above sea level, shaping a world unlike any other.
A Climate of Extremes
Mongolia’s high, northerly location creates a dry, continental climate. With scarce rainfall, the land is primarily rolling grassland, or steppe, with dense forests covering the northern mountains. Successful farming is only possible in irrigated valleys, where hardy crops like wheat and oats thrive. The famous Gobi Desert exemplifies these extremes, where summer days can be scorching and nights cool, while winter temperatures can plummet to a bone-chilling -50°C.
A Culture Forged by the Land
For millennia, the harsh and beautiful environment has shaped a resilient, nomadic culture. With few trees and limited resources, life has long revolved around livestock. Mongolians became masters of mobility, creating a functional and portable way of life centered around animal products like wool, felt, leather, and meat. This deep connection to the land and its animals remains the heart of the Mongolian identity.
A History Written by Warriors and Visionaries
Human history here stretches back to prehistoric times, but Mongolia’s defining era began with a legendary figure: Temujin, later known as Genghis Khan. After a childhood marked by betrayal and hardship, he united the fractious Mongol tribes through a powerful blend of military genius and a merit-based system that rewarded loyalty. Proclaimed Genghis Khan in 1206, he and his successors forged the largest contiguous land empire in history, stretching from Europe to Asia.
Though the great empire eventually receded, its spirit endured. In the 20th century, Mongolia aligned with the Soviet Union, becoming the Mongolian People’s Republic. Then, in a peaceful democratic revolution in 1990, the nation embraced a new future.
Mongolia Today
Today, Mongolia is a vibrant, multi-party democracy with a growing market economy. It is a nation that proudly honors its nomadic heritage while steadily engaging with the modern world. The legacy of the past is everywhere—in the echoes of Genghis Khan, the hospitality of a ger camp, and the timeless freedom of the steppe.
This is the Mongolia we invite you to discover—a land of raw beauty, profound history, and unforgettable adventures.
