Mongolia travel tips

General tips travel alone or independently

Travel can be an eye-opening and exciting experience. The feeling of adventure is easy to get caught up in. But while you're travelling, don't think about air health and environmental concerns. For help, you take a trip that is unforgettable for all the right reasons, follow these 7 travel safety tips in Mongolia.

1. Do your homework Before you arrive to get to know your destination in depth. Read traveller feedback and chat with locals to find out about the best areas, places to stay and criminal incidences. Check the country updates website of the State Department and register to the Smart Traveler Enrollment System (STEP).

Another significant concern about travel protection is knowing who to call in an emergency. For nearest embassy or consulate, police station, and other local emergency services, get the contact information.

2. Don't draw attention to people who seem to be out of town becoming particularly vulnerable to violence, so try to blend in as much as you can. Choose unsightly garments that won't attract publicity. If you need to ask for directions, be discreet when looking at maps and approach people carefully.

Also, consider investing in protective clothing and equipment which makes stealing money and other personal items more difficult for pickpockets.

3. Make copies of important documents You never know when a copy of your passport, driver's license or another form of identification might be required. Scan certain documents to save many hardcopies online and print them out. This way, if you need to get somewhere, you won't be scrambling to find the proper documentation.

4. Keep your friends and family posted No matter whether you're going on an overnight jaunt or a month-long international trip, letting friends or family back home know is always a good idea. Once you leave, send a copy of your itinerary to a few trusted individuals who will be able to keep tabs on your location. Check-in with your friends frequently so they know you're where you should be.

5. Be wary of public Wi-Fi Don't let your opinion cloud the ease of Internet access. Hackers trying to steal valuable information can access your details, including credit card or social security numbers, when using public Wi-Fi. If you need wireless Internet service, set up a Virtual Private Network (VPN) which allows you to securely access the Internet while travelling.

6. Safeguard your hotel room There are steps you can take to make your space secure even if your hotel has strong security measures in place. Unlock and bolt the entrance, and keep the windows closed. You may purchase a jammer which is a portable device for another layer of protection that slips under the door.

Try to give the illusion that even when you're gone, you're in your house, including putting the Do Not Disturb sign on the outside of your door and keeping the blinds or windows closed.

Don't let any strangers in your house, even if they say they're hotel-workers. You can always call the front desk to check if someone has been told to come to your room by hotel staff.

7. Be mindful of your surroundings Don't let your guard grab the perfect image for your social media platforms. At all times keep an eye on your personal belongings and use good judgment when talking to strangers. The chances it provides to meet new people and learn about their cultures are a huge part of the joy of travelling. But if someone near you is acting suspiciously, or you feel uncomfortable, immediately leave the area.

Using these tips will help you travel safely but it can still happen regardless of how many steps you take the unexpected. Remain covered by Nationwide travel insurance, and get peace of mind wherever you go.

Travel with Enza Tours LLC

Our destination already carried out your health and safety and our staffs will take care of you every time. We usually offer full package travel in Mongolia such as a stay in the nomadic family and stay in touristic camps.

In our tour, you will be provided standard meals, traditional meals, professional guiding to Mongolian culture and tradition. If you're searching for a Mongolian tour, we're the Mongolian travel agency, you can build your exclusive Mongolian tour. We also have other Mongolia tours, and you can try the Khuvgul with another destination, the local nomadic community, while you are travelling, and we can help you build a tour for you.

Just write us an email, we're going to plan your tour with you and together we're going to create your happiness.

We give you the following tours and join our current tours:

• Khuvsgul Lake Tour (including Tsaatan Community)

• Explore the vast Gobi Desert and Sand Dunes

• Horseback Riding Trail Visit National Park

• Discover Khuvsgul Lake

• Discover Mongolian Culture

• Horse or Camel Tour

• We also work with a local travel company such as eagle hunting show

We are the official tour operator, Enza Tours LLC, and we are developing tours in Mongolia.

Our clients will discover the nomadic people of Mongolia, the great desert of the Gobi, the reindeer community, the ancient Mongolian capital, Mongolian customs and traditional Mongolian food. Besides the beautiful nature, the customers will be amazed.

Our tour guides: For the past few years, our experienced staff have been continuously working in the inbound tourism sector. All professional people who speak English, German, Spanish fluently are guides. Our guides have extensive knowledge of Mongolia's customs, history and culture. Some of our guides were living in countries in Europe and Asia. That's why you can talk

Our drivers: We're Enza Tours! We already find that the most important factors on our trip are your security and enjoyment as well as normal. We offer comfortable and secure Russian truck, healthy Japanese jeeps and Korean cars and buses, and from ten to more than twenty years of experience