A ger, or yurt, is still the most practical way to stay across most of rural Mongolia, and the camps we work with range from simple family-run stopovers to well-appointed tourist camps with private facilities. This page is your guide to what a yurt camp stay actually involves and how to choose between them.
We match the camp to your route and comfort expectations rather than defaulting to one operator’s fixed network.
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| Accommodation | Traditional ger, shared or private facilities depending on camp |
|---|---|
| Where | Steppe, desert and lake regions across our routes |
| Season | Typically May–September; confirmed at enquiry |
Most yurt camps sit along a route rather than as a standalone destination — a comfortable, characterful stop between the places you are actually travelling to see.
Camps vary considerably in comfort, from basic family gers to camps with attached bathrooms and dining gers; we tell you honestly what to expect at each stop on your itinerary.
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