Explore with Mongolia Travel Tips: Your Guide to Adventure

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.

Snow leopards, wild Bactrian camels, takhi horses and the rare Gobi bear — where Mongolia's iconic animals live and how travelers can see them responsibly.

What makes the Grand Tour of Mongolia special? The TGT route in one guide — what you'll see, when to go and how to book it with a local operator.

Gobi loop or horse trek? Naadam or Eagle Festival? How to match the right Mongolia tour to your time, budget and appetite for adventure.

Accommodation with a Mongolian nomadic family provides an authentic experience that includes residing in an additional yurt. This unique opportunity allows guests to immerse themselves in the traditional Mongolian lifestyle. The package typically includes breakfast and dinner, which are prepared by a guide, and lunch at a local restaurant or a picnic setting. It’s important to note that standard amenities such as toilets and showers may not be readily available, reflecting th

A Singaporean family's 9-day Mongolia jeep tour: Amarbayasgalant Monastery, Khuvsgul Lake, reindeer herders, Khorgo volcano and Terelj National Park — their full story.

Ride into the taiga to meet the Tsaatan — Mongolia’s last reindeer herders — and time your trip for the Reindeer Festival.

From the Gobi Desert and endless steppe to Naadam, Tsagaan Sar and the Golden Eagle Festival — what makes a Mongolia holiday special, explained by a local tour operator.

Twelve days across the Gobi Desert and central Mongolia — Flaming Cliffs, Khongor dunes, Karakorum and life with nomads, day by day with Enza Tours.

A family's 10-day Pearl of Mongolia tour: Amarbayasgalant Monastery, Khuvsgul Lake, Khorgo volcano and Tsenkher hot springs — what to expect on the route.

Extinct in the wild, reborn on the steppe — the takhi is the world’s last wild horse, and Mongolia is the place to see it.

Karakorum’s imperial ruins, Erdene Zuu Monastery and the Orkhon Valley — why central Mongolia is the heart of Mongolian history and nature.