6 Things to Know Before You Visit Mongolia
Are you an explorer? Adventurer? And, love charting unknown territories?
Then, it should be in your bucket list to visit Mongolia. Untapped nature in its true form, warm and friendly nomadic tribes, and some very interesting customs that make this country the perfect destination for a soul-searching trip.
One of the offbeat tourist destinations of Asia, Mongolia can be an addictive destination. However, there are a few things you should know before heading to this tiny Asian country close to the Chinese and Russian borders.
Let’s check them out:
Till a later part of the 20th century, Mongolia was the part of Soviet Union. Post that the country is trying to get back into its feet, but the road to economic independence is long and hard. You will find the signs of development in the major cities of the country, however, the rural development is still slow.
1. Be ready for an adventure
Most of the roads are still bumpy, and in some remote parts of the country, there are no paved roads or proper connectivity. Experts recommend hiring guides and experienced drivers to navigate through these difficult roads.
2. Bonding friendship with the nomads
Due to their friendly nature, they bond very quickly and it’s easier to make friends with them. There is a high chance that you might be invited for a traditional nomadic meal or stay overnight at their personal gear (tent). As a goodwill gesture, you can always bring in some food or drinks for the family.
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See also: 6 Things to Learn about Mongolian People
3. Follow the rules of the ger
4. Stay hydrated
5. Dietary needs to be addressed beforehand
See also: Best Mongolia Foods
6. Naadam Festival and the expectations
See also: 5 Best Traditional Mongolia Festivals
You can visit Mongolia for an adventure of the lifetime, but remember to expect the unexpected during the trip. The Mongolian roads can be rugged, but its nomads can make your stay sweeter with their warm hospitality.
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- Last updated on Apr. 19, 2021 -