Explore with Mongolia Travel Tips: Your Guide to Adventure

Ulaanbaatar's 4.2 km cable car between Yarmag and Kharkhorin, across the Tuul River, is due to open on 15 December 2026. Here's the route, capacity, the history of delays, and what it means for winter visitors.

Japan is set to lend Mongolia about ¥150 billion to expand Ulaanbaatar's overcrowded Chinggis Khaan International Airport. Here's what was agreed, why the airport needs it and what it means for your trip.

Mongolia's petrol reserves are recovering after a tight August and September, but rural filling stations still limit sales. Here's where things stand as of 28 September and what it means for flights, city stays and Gobi road trips.

Hunnu Air launches the first regular nonstop flight between Ulaanbaatar and Delhi on Monday 28 September 2026. Here's the schedule, what Indian travelers need for a Mongolian e-visa, and how to plan around a weekly flight.

Tourism, hotel and restaurant associations have asked Ulaanbaatar to cut its 2% city tax to 1% from 1 January 2027, and the City Council will discuss it. Here's what the tax covers and what it means for travelers.

Travelers from 34 countries can visit Mongolia visa-free for 30 days until 31 December 2026. No decision on 2027 has been announced yet. Here's what's confirmed, what isn't, and how to plan.

Ulaanbaatar is more than a stopover. A locally owned operator explains what a cultural tour of Mongolia's capital includes — monasteries, museums, live khoomei — and how to book one direct.

Mid-June to late August is peak season for Mongolia tours — but September gold, autumn eagle festivals and winter ice have their own magic. A month-by-month local guide.

The best local tours in Ulaanbaatar: city highlights with a licensed local guide, evening culture shows, and day trips to Terelj, the Chinggis Khaan statue and Khustai's wild horses.

A local operator's step-by-step guide to planning a custom adventure trip in Mongolia: choosing your season, picking one region, budgeting realistically and building a private itinerary with a local team.

A Mongolia private tour is the gold standard of Central Asian travel. No shared buses. No fixed group schedules. No compromises. Just you, a dedicated English-speaking guide, a private 4x4, and an itinerary built entirely around your interests, pace, and budget — across one of the world's last true wildernesses. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to plan an exclusive Mongolia private tour in 2025 — from costs and itineraries to the best regions, insider tips,

Is horse riding in Mongolia safe for beginners? We explain the "semi-wild" nature of Mongolian horses, the truth about traditional saddles, and the safety protocols Enza Tours uses to keep you safe.

Imagine standing on a surface of crystal-clear, deep blue ice. Beneath your boots, the water is frozen two meters thick. Every few minutes, the lake lets out a deep, booming "singing" sound—the natural shifting of the ice that echoes across the valley. While many travelers flock to our country in July for Naadam, the locals know a secret: Winter is the "real" Mongolia. There is no better way to experience the raw beauty of winter than at the Mongolia Ice Festival 2026 (The B

Travel advice for those travelling from Singapore to Mongolia. This blog includes vital information on flights, accommodations, Mongolian tour operators, and testimonials for Enza Tours LLC.

Mongolia, a land of endless steppes, towering mountains, and arid deserts, is also home to one of the most awe-inspiring traditions: the...

Germany and Mongolia may seem worlds apart, but with the right planning, you can embark on an exciting adventure that bridges cultures, landscapes, and historical legacies. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or a curious explorer, this guide will provide essential information on how to traverse the vast expanse between these two fascinating countries.

In the world of Mongolian yurts, community is at the core of daily life. Families gather around the central stove to share meals, stories, and laughter, creating bonds that endure through generations. Hospitality is a cherished value, and guests are always welcomed with open arms, invited to partake in the warmth and generosity of yurt living.

Introduction of Mongolia travel guide After embarking on an extensive travel journey spanning over seven years, we were thrilled to make...

Our family of four just returned from a life-changing trip to Mongolia, organized by the exceptional Enza's company. From start to finish, every detail was meticulously planned, ensuring a seamless and unforgettable adventure. Here's a detailed account of our amazing Mongolian journey.

Throat singing, horse-head fiddles and stadium riffs — how The HU took Mongolian “hunnu rock” from Ulaanbaatar to the world.