A Mongolian ger is a traditional, portable dwelling used by nomadic people in Mongolia for thousands of years. Its design features a wooden frame with lattice walls, a central skylight, and a felt covering made from sheep's wool for insulation and protection. The ger is simple inside, with a stove for heating and cooking, minimal furniture, and decorative textiles. The circular shape symbolizes the cosmos, and the ger’s structure allows for easy assembly and disassembly, making it ideal for a nomadic lifestyle. The ger remains a cultural symbol of Mongolia, representing resilience, mobility, and a deep connection to nature, which means it's the perfect house for nomads.

We collaborate with the top bases and camps in Mongolia, which provide guests with outstanding levels of comfort and hospitality for the duration of their visit. The interior of the room we provide for guests is simple. Towels, blankets, and bed linens will all be provided by the camp. A table, chair, and clothes hangers will be positioned in the room on either side of the beds. You can utilize showers in the communal built-in bathroom space. Depending on the sort of standard-class accommodation you choose, the available shower and toilet can be in a ger or yurt.