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Visa & entry
·Many nationalities — including the US, Japan, Korea and much of Europe — can enter visa-free for 30–90 days.
·Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond arrival.
·Rules change often: confirm with your nearest Mongolian embassy before booking flights.
·We provide invitation or booking letters if your application needs one.
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Best time to visit
·Main season is May–October; July is warmest and hosts the Naadam festival.
·The Gobi is hot by day in summer (+30°C) but nights cool quickly — pack layers.
·September–early October: golden steppe, few visitors, and the Eagle Festival.
·Winter tours are possible (Tsagaan Sar, ice festivals) but need serious cold-weather gear.
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Money & payments
·Currency is the Mongolian tögrög (MNT). Cards work widely in Ulaanbaatar.
·Carry cash for the countryside — there are no ATMs between towns.
·Exchange USD/EUR/JPY easily in UB banks; keep small notes for souvenirs.
·Your tour is prepaid via WeTravel, so daily costs on tour are minimal.
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Internet & SIM
·Local SIM/eSIM (Unitel, Mobicom) is cheap and easy at the airport or in UB.
·Coverage is good in towns and along main routes; remote valleys have none.
·Most ger camps have electricity; some have Wi-Fi in the restaurant ger.
·Tell family you'll be offline on remote days — it's part of the trip.
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Health & safety
·Travel insurance is required; medical-evacuation cover is strongly recommended.
·No special vaccinations are required for Mongolia.
·Drink bottled or boiled water; we carry safe drinking water in every vehicle.
·Mongolia is one of Asia's safest destinations — normal city caution applies in UB.
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Getting to Mongolia
·Fly into Chinggis Khaan International (UBN) via Seoul, Tokyo, Beijing, Istanbul or Frankfurt.
·The Trans-Mongolian railway connects UB with Beijing and Moscow.
·Airport pickup is included on every tour — we meet you at arrivals.
·Allow a buffer day before international departure after long countryside loops.
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Electricity & packing
·220V, European plugs (types C/E) — bring an adapter if needed.
·Vehicles have USB charging; a power bank covers remote nights.
·Layers beat bulk: sun hat, warm fleece, windproof shell, sturdy shoes.
·Headlamp, sunscreen and lip balm are the three most-forgotten items.
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Culture & etiquette
·Receive food and gifts with your right hand or both hands.
·Step over the ger threshold — never on it — and move clockwise inside.
·Tipping the guide and driver is customary if you're happy (roughly $5–10/day each).
·A few Mongolian words — sain baina uu (hello), bayarlalaa (thank you) — open every door.
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