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Mongolia
13 Jun. - 26 Jun. 2027
Spots available
Gay Round Trip | Nature & Adventure | 14 Days | 4 - 16 Gays
What awaits you
Flaming cliffs, singing dunes and endless horizons shape this journey through Mongolia. You cross the Gobi Desert by off-road vehicle and on foot, stay in traditional yurt camps and experience the warmth of everyday nomadic life. From Ulaanbaatar and ancient Karakorum to dinosaur graveyards, green oases and the eternal ice of Yoliin Am, this is Mongolia in its wildest and most unforgettable form. These and many more unforgettable adventures are waiting for you:
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An epic gay adventure through the heart of Mongolia
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Journey deep into the legendary Gobi Desert and its spectacular landscapes
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Sleep under endless skies in traditional yurt camps
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Experience authentic nomadic life and Mongolian hospitality
Why Mongolia
Mongolia is a land of distance, silence and endless horizons. Beyond Ulaanbaatar, the steppe stretches towards the Gobi Desert, where granite formations, glowing cliffs, green oases and towering dunes create some of the world’s most dramatic landscapes. Explore the icy gorge of Yoliin Am, climb the Singing Dunes of Khongoryn Els and discover the fossil-rich cliffs of Bayanzag.
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Mongolia is also one of the best places to experience authentic nomadic culture. Families still move with their animals, horses remain central to national identity and hospitality is deeply rooted in everyday life. Staying in traditional yurt camps, sharing milk tea and local specialties, and meeting nomadic families offer a genuine insight into a way of life shaped by the land.
This is a destination for travellers who embrace adventure and the beauty of remote places. Rough roads, simple accommodation and vast distances are part of the experience. Quiet mornings on the steppe, star-filled nights in the Gobi and ancient Buddhist sites such as Erdene Zuu Monastery make Mongolia a truly unforgettable gay adventure.
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June is one of the best months to discover Mongolia. Summer is beginning, the days are generally warm and bright, and the landscapes are turning green after the long winter. Nights can still be cold, and the weather changes quickly, so warm layers are essential.
Travel package
Transfers
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Transfers by local coach in the city and by Russian off-road minibus in the countryside
​Accommodation
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2 nights in the hotel specified
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11 nights in yurt camps
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Single occupancy available at an additional charge
​Meals
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14x breakfast, 11x lunch, 13x dinner
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Drinking water during the tour (approx. 1.5 litres per person per day)
Carefree travel package
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All sightseeing, entrance fees and activities described in the itinerary
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English-speaking tour guide
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COâ‚‚ compensation - carbon-neutral travel
Detailed travel itinerary
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SHARE a room
EUR 2949,-
≈ USD 3406* | ≈ GBP 2550*
Have a room ALL TO YOURSELF
EUR 3449,-
≈ USD 3984* | ≈ GBP 2982*
* The USD and GBP prices quoted are approximate conversions of the binding EUR price. The actual USD / GBP amount will vary depending on the conversion rate of the payment service provider on the date of payment.
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Torsten
Your first guys.travel connection
The last great wilderness
Where freedom feels limitless
"There are few places left where silence is so powerful and space feels so limitless. Mongolia invites you to leave the ordinary behind, discover the timeless beauty of the Gobi Desert and experience a culture that has lived in harmony with nature for centuries."
Your itinerary
Day 1
City in the steppe: Welcome to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia’s energetic capital in the middle of the steppe. After landing and transferring to your hotel, you’ll have time to catch your breath before heading into the city centre. A monumental statue of Genghis Khan dominates Sukhbaatar Square, while the Zaisan Memorial offers sweeping views across the capital. You’ll then step into Mongolia’s royal past at the Winter Palace of the Bogd Khan before raising a glass with the guys over a welcome dinner and a traditional performance.
Day 2
How to yurt: After breakfast, you’ll visit Gandan Monastery, the spiritual heart of Ulaanbaatar. You’ll then leave the city behind and travel through the open countryside towards Gun Galuut Nature Reserve, where mountains, lakes and rivers provide a refuge for rare wildlife. Along the way, the world’s largest equestrian statue of Genghis Khan will rise dramatically above the steppe. By afternoon, you’ll reach your traditional yurt camp, your home for the next two nights.
Day 3
Photo trekking: Today will be devoted entirely to the wild landscapes of Gun Galuut Nature Reserve. Accompanied by your guide, you’ll head out on an extended hike through open steppe, rolling hills and river valleys, with plenty of time to take in the silence and vastness around you. Rare migratory birds stop here, while argali sheep and ibex roam the rocky slopes. After four to five hours on foot, you’ll return to your yurt camp for another peaceful night in nature.
Day 4
Bonsai mountains: You’ll set off early for Baga Gazriin Chuluu, with around 360 kilometres of open road ahead. Rising unexpectedly from the middle of the steppe, this rugged granite landscape is filled with weathered rock towers and strange natural formations. During a short hike, you’ll explore the maze of stone and take in the immense scale of the surrounding countryside. You’ll then continue to your yurt camp for the night.
Day 5
The white stupas: Today you’ll travel deeper into the Middle Gobi towards Tsagaan Suvarga, where pale cliffs rise from the desert like a line of weathered stupas. Their exposed layers reveal millions of years of geological history in shades of white, red and ochre. On a two- to three-hour hike, you’ll get close to the jagged formations and their shifting colours before settling into another yurt camp.
Day 6
Ice-cold beauty: You’ll set off early for Gobi Gurvan Saikhan National Park, where the foothills of the Altai Mountains meet the desert. In the narrow Yoliin Am Vulture Gorge, you’ll hike between steep rock walls and discover one of the Gobi’s most surprising sights: patches of ice that can remain on the gorge floor even in summer. After around two hours on foot, you’ll continue to your yurt camp for the night.
Day 7
Singing dunes: Today you’ll travel to the Singing Dunes of Khongoryn Els, one of the most dramatic landscapes of the Gobi Desert. In the late afternoon, you’ll climb the towering Duut Mankhan dune, and as you slide back down, the shifting sand may begin to hum beneath you. At the foot of the dunes, the Khongoriin Gol River feeds a narrow green oasis. You’ll also visit a nomadic family, experience their warm hospitality and, if you like, ride a camel - another unforgettable moment on your gay adventure in Mongolia.
Day 8
Cliffs of fire and fossils: The road will lead you to Bayanzag, one of the world’s most famous dinosaur sites and a major landmark of the Gobi Desert. In the 1920s, explorer Roy Chapman Andrews uncovered fossilised skeletons and dinosaur nests here, transforming scientific understanding of prehistoric life. You’ll hike through a saxaul forest to the Flaming Cliffs, where the rock glows deep red in the evening light, and then return to your yurt camp.
Day 9
Monastery life: You’ll leave the Gobi Desert behind and follow the Ongi River towards the ruins of Ongi Monastery. Once an important centre of Buddhist learning, the complex was known for medicine, philosophy and astrology before it was destroyed under communist rule. During a short hike, you’ll explore the scattered remains, learn more about their turbulent past and take in the quiet landscape. Your journey will then continue to another yurt camp.
Day 10
War and peace: You’ll travel to Karakorum, founded by Genghis Khan and later developed into the capital of the vast Mongol Empire under his son Ögedei Khan. Nearby, the atmosphere changes completely at Erdene Zuu Monastery, Mongolia’s first Buddhist monastery, where white stupas, temple halls and centuries of spiritual tradition create a powerful sense of calm. Afterwards, you’ll return to everyday life at the local market before heading to your yurt camp.
Day 11
Think global, eat local! Today you’ll travel to Gurvanbulag in Bulgan Province, where your camp is run by a local nomadic community. Surrounded by mountains and sand dunes, you’ll step into everyday nomadic life and taste milk tea, curd, yoghurt, milk spirits and airag, the traditional fermented mare’s milk of Mongolia. Experienced riders may also have the chance to get back in the saddle before spending the night in the community’s yurt camp.
Day 12
Last steps in the steppe: You’ll continue towards Hustai National Park, stopping on the way to explore the ruins of Khar Buhiin Balgas, which date back to the 10th-century Khitan Empire. In Hustai, Przewalski’s wild horses, known locally as takhi, roam freely across the steppe after their successful reintroduction in 1992. During a two- to three-hour hike, you’ll have a good chance of spotting them and may even see a maral deer before spending your final night in a yurt camp. As darkness falls, far away from city lights, look up to one of the clearest night skies on Earth, where countless stars stretch across the vast Mongolian sky - a memorable farewell to the steppe before returning to Ulaanbaatar.
Day 13
Back to reality: You’ll return to Ulaanbaatar, leaving the world of the nomads behind as the capital slowly comes back into view. The afternoon will be yours to explore at your own pace, whether you choose to wander the city streets, visit the National Museum of Mongolia or shop for cashmere and camel hair. In the evening, you’ll gather with the guys for a farewell dinner and raise a glass to an unforgettable gay group tour through Mongolia. Perhaps you’ll return one day.
Day 14
Return home: After breakfast, it’ll be time to say goodbye to your guide and to Mongolia. You’ll transfer to the airport and begin your journey home, taking with you memories of endless steppe, nights in yurt camps and the vast landscapes of the Gobi Desert.
Accommodations
In Ulaanbaatar, you’ll spend 2 nights at the locally rated 4-star Bayangol Hotel, giving you a comfortable base at the beginning and end of your journey. During the rest of the tour, you’ll stay in traditional yurt camps across the steppe and the Gobi Desert, including one night at a camp run by a nomadic community in Gurvanbulag. Facilities are simple, but the remote locations and close connection to the surrounding landscapes make these stays an essential part of the Mongolia experience.
Ongi Yurt Camp
Hustai Yurt Camp
Bayangol Hotel | 4 stars | Ulaanbaatar
Gurvanbulag
Hustai Yurt Camp
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Tour operator
This Guys.travel gay tour is organised and carried out by Marco Polo, a renowned specialist for worldwide discovery trips for over 60 years.
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