 TRAVELING TIPS:
Please
Heed the advice of your guide at all times
Ask permission before taking photograph of locals.
A well-known axiom in Mongolia is that you can experience all four seasons in a day. Be prepared with layers and sturdy shoes.
Travelers should bring hiking boots to walking shoes, and a pair of sandals. A wide brimmed hat will keep the sun off your face. Light clothing including shorts and t-shirts are acceptable.
For your valuables/traveler's cheques, passport, cash etc. / wear a money belt.
Bring jumper (sweater, rain coat, pullover, wind-stopper etc.,)
Bring mosquito liquid
Bring protective liquid or cream from sunburn
Bring a special bag or cover for your cameras, as we may climb up to the sand
hill and take some pictures.
Please don’t
- Don’t separate from other members of the group or group leader.
- Don’t approach dogs of nomad herders without the presence of the master. They are naturally aggressive to strangers.
- Don’t approach Mongolian horses from behind or right side. Take off a horse only from the left side.
- Don’t make your camera flash while you are riding.
- Don’t wear too bright, loose clothes when horse riding. Mongolian horses are wilder than western horses.
- Don’t carry big amounts of money with you.
- Don’t leave personal belongings unattended. They can easily disappear.
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