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Welcome to Mongolia

Our ger and house are located in Terelj National Park. Terelj’s deep connection to nature makes it an ideal location for relaxation and outdoor activities. Guests can enjoy cycling, hiking, horseback riding, and camel rides in the area. The local community lives in traditional homes, offering visitors the chance to explore their daily life and culture. Terelj is also rich in history, legends, and natural monuments, which is considered one of the oldest rock paintings in the world.

Nomad Family Homestay near Khustai National Park

Have you ever been inside of real nomadic lifestyle and culture? Staying with nomad families is the best way to discover a lot about the centuries old nomadic culture. We are an authentic nomad family and would like to welcome you to experience a nomadic lifestyle with us. We live 100 km away from UB and we have been living here for over 25 years. We offer drop off and pick up service with additional charge since there is no public transportation or taxi service.

Peaceful and close to nature

The whole group or individual person will be comfortable in this spacious and unique space. Good place for hiking. You can enjoy the silence and peace and still close to city, approx. 20 km from city center. Transport to the house can be arranged with small additional cost. There"s a bus station, however bus 2 ways may take time. Car is recommended. Guest can make fire in ger (Jurti). Breakfast is included. Lunch or dinner can be offered per menu.

4 Season Ger (Yurt) Stay at Chinggis Statue

Not depending on season, you will experience Mongolia in our Warm Luxe Yurt (Ger). Our Ger is located in the shore of Tuul River, 10 min drive distance from Famous Chinggis Statue surrounded by natural beauty. You are close to the Terelj Natoinal Park, Turtle Rock, Ariyabal Monastery and Khukh Nuur. Camel trek or Horseback riding available from the Ger along Tuul River on grassland or snowy valley surrounded by nomads and their animals!

Nomad Family near Khustai National Park

We are a typical Mongolian nomad family and you can see a daily life of us in here. During winter, we live just near to the Hustai National Park, where is about 100 km from the capital city of Mongolia— "Ulaanbaatar". Therefore you can also watch the wild "Przewalskii horse" and visit the Hustai National Park from our place. And for the summer time we move a bit further but still close to the park. B,L,D are included.

Nomad Discovery -out of hosting

My name is Nandin-Erdene, daughter of the nomadic family and tour guide. My parents, brother and sisters' families would love to see and invite tourists to experience nomadic lifestyle with themselves in their gers, which is 250-400 km far away from Ulaanbaatar city center and charges extra because of distance, guiding, private driving experiencing. When you chat me, I will tell detailed information

Mongolian traditional Ger home

First, you will meet me at my house in Ulaanbaatar. Then you will go with me in my car to the countryside. Visit a simple local family. You will see the nomadic culture in real life. I will provide you with useful information and advice. Ger, Mongolian traditional dwelling, Ideally suited to Mongolia's harsh terrain and lifestyle, the ger is called a yurt by many foreigners.

Entire yurt in the nature

Please contact the host before booking :) Escape to a cozy yurt nestled in nature, surrounded by forest and open steppe. Located just 18 km from Erdenet city and 15 km from the local train station, our yurt comfortably accommodates up to 4 guests. Enjoy the peaceful setting with mobile service and Wi-Fi available for your convenience. This place only reachable by vehicle

Deluxe "ger" in Terelj

Stay in an authentic Mongolian ger—a unique circular tent used by nomads for centuries—beautifully upgraded with modern amenities for your comfort. Enjoy a cozy space with local decor, comfortable bedding, heating, and a full private bathroom with hot shower and Western toilet. Perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring the steppe—where tradition meets convenience.