Welcome to our Mongolia Travel Blog

Our Mongolia travel blog is written by Jess – the founder of Eternal Landscapes Mongolia.  This is your informal introduction to our Mongolia.  Use our Mongolia travel blog for inspiration. Dip into it to discover more.

The blog is divided into four sections – Experience, See, Learn, Community.Or, if you’re short on time, every week I put one or a few posts … In The Spotlight.

Learn more about what drives us. 

Some of the experiences available in Mongolia are probably quite surprising. Use our ‘Experience Mongolia’ blog posts for inspiration.

June 11, 2018

How would you spend one day in Mongolia?

One Day In Mongolia Whilst we’d always advise anyone going to Mongolia to spend far more than one day in Mongolia, if 24 hours is all […]
May 10, 2018
Touchton Family Gobi Desert Mongolia family tour

Family holidays To Mongolia – when are the best times to travel?

Family Holidays To Mongolia If you’re looking for an unforgettable experience which the whole family can be a part of, our Family Holidays to Mongolia are […]
May 8, 2018

Experience the real Mongolia on our small group tours

Small Groups Tours To Mongolia We believe the best things in life come in small packages, so if you’re looking to explore and experience everything Mongolia […]
May 7, 2018
Batmonk - a master bow and arrow maker standing in his workshp, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

One Day Tours – Experience Local Mongolia

Experience Local Mongolia One day? What can you hope to experience in one day? I suggest you ditch the guidebook and the recommended highlights and choose […]
March 24, 2018
Photo from one of our recent Mongolia winter tours to Khovsgol Ice Festival

Khovsgol Ice Festival

Khovsgol Ice Festival The Khovsgol Ice Festival takes place on or around March 3rd and 4th in northern Mongolia. Khovsgol is short for Khovsgol Nuur National […]
February 27, 2018
Sunrise on Tsagaan Sar - experience Mongolia's Lunar New Year on one of our Mongolia winter tours

Winter Festivals In Mongolia

Winter Festivals In Mongolia Read a little about the subject of Mongolia’s wintertime temperatures and you may start to think, ‘I’ll delay my visit until the […]

Mongolians typically divide their country into three main landscapes – the Gobi, Tal and Khangai (desert, steppe and mountain) but for our ‘Place To See In Mongolia’ posts we divide the country into five geographical sections (Gobi, Central Heartland, western Mongolia, northern Mongolia, eastern Mongolia) plus the capital city Ulaanbaatar.

Mongolia is the 18th largest country in the world and with a population of only just over 3 million, it is one of the least densely populated.  Our ‘Learn About Mongolia’ blog posts will help introduce you to a country that has the world’s fifth-largest desert (the Gobi),  a breeding population of snow leopards, Kazakh eagle hunters and a very modern capital city where Prius cars dominate.

‘Our Community in Mongolia’ blog posts introduce you not only to the EL team but to the people we work with countrywide. We focus on creating local community partnerships that offer long-term support and that also allow us to showcase the diversity of skills and knowledge of Mongolian’s in the 21st Century.

From The Archive

February 26, 2014

From Sunrise to Sunset in Mongolia – Tuesday’s Snapshot

Tuesday’s Snapshots – highlighting images from the EL team and our guests based on a Mongolia theme. This week… sunrise and sunset. Sunset through the trees alongside Tsenher […]
February 19, 2014

Auspicious Symbols of Mongolia – Tuesday’s Snapshot

Tuesday’s Snapshots – highlighting images from the EL team and our guests based on a Mongolia theme. This week…introducing Mongolia’s traditional symbols.  On the Mongolian flag, there […]
January 14, 2014

Lakes of Mongolia – Tuesday’s Snapshot

Tuesday’s Snapshots – highlighting images from the EL team and our guests based on a Mongolia theme. This week…introducing just five of Mongolia’s stunning lakes. And yes, […]
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