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Mongolian wildlife

Mongolica Travel · since 2005

Birding & wildlife expeditions across Mongolia

Small-group birding, wildlife, photography and cultural journeys led by Mongolia's most experienced naturalist guides — from the Gobi to the taiga.

  • Founded 2005
  • Expert ornithologist guides
  • Responsible, nomad-friendly travel

Travel styles

Find your journey

Nine ways to discover Mongolia's wildlife, landscapes and nomadic culture.

Bird Watching

Bird Watching

8 trips

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Wildlife Safari

Wildlife Safari

6 trips

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Fish

Fish

1 trip

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Photography

Photography

2 trips

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Wildflower

Wildflower

1 trip

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Festivals

Festivals

1 trip

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Eco Cultural Tours

Eco Cultural Tours

2 trips

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Art tour

Art tour

1 trip

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Day Trips

Day Trips

1 trip

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Signature expeditions

Our most-loved itineraries — every trip can be tailored to your dates and group.

Magnificent Raptors of Mongolia

9 days · Bird Watching

$2,159from, per person

Magnificent Raptors of Mongolia

Rolling Steppes, Siberian Taiga Forest, Saxaul Trees, and Gobi Altai

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Eagle Festival Tour

7 days · Festivals

$2,200from, per person

Eagle Festival Tour

Eagle Festival, Altai Mountains, Siberian Taiga, and Steppes Mongolia is

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Great Gobi Wilderness Safari

16 days · Wildlife Safari

$4,150from, per person

Great Gobi Wilderness Safari

Mongolia wildlife safari in the pristine wilderness of the great

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Birding the East - Siberian And East Asian Birds on Spring Migration

13 days · Bird Watching

$2,085from, per person

Birding the East - Siberian And East Asian Birds on Spring Migration

Eastern Mongolia is a real paradise for birders as there

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Mongolia Luxury Wildlife Holiday

13 days · Wildlife Safari

$5,400from, per person

Mongolia Luxury Wildlife Holiday

This is a slow-paced luxurious holiday in search of fascinating

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Mongolia Wildlife Safari

14 days · Wildlife Safari

$2,950from, per person

Mongolia Wildlife Safari

Driving through wonderful landscapes, watching the fascinating wildlife, and visiting

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Exploring Mongolia since
2005
Exploring Mongolia since
Expeditions & tours
23
Expeditions & tours
Destinations
33
Destinations
Books & field guides published
34
Books & field guides published

Why Mongolica

Travel differently

Travel Differently

Our products and services will encourage you to step off the same path you have taken every year. Our great trips will bring you face to face with…

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Sustainable Tourism Aspects

We encourage local people/nomads and new generations of wildlife conservationists to continually intensify their actions in this field in terms of…

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Let Me Stay in “My Own House” Option

In Mongolia, we will accommodate tourists in Mongolian traditional ger camps. They will share their accommodation with our group members. Some people…

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Experienced Guides

Our guides are experienced, professional, enthusiastic, friendly and funny.

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Mongolian Specialties

We are the only team that knows the locations where a number of Mongolian specialties can be presented to our customers.

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Resources

We will supply all of our clients with the latest annotated checklists of birds, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, and fishes. We work together with…

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What our guests say

Best trip in 65 years — One of the very best trips I have taken in 65 years travelling the world.
Micheal PhippsEngland, 2017
Far exceeded my expectations — Based on Bradt's travel guide, the trip far exceeded my expectations. Drivers were excellent. Pace was appropriate. Variety was good.
Daphne GemmillUSA, 2017
Spectacular wildlife, scenery and culture — Our 17-day holiday to this wild, exotic country focuses on its spectacular wildlife, scenery and culture, especially the exciting birdlife of the region, highlights of which may include Pallas’s Sandgrouse, Henderson’s Ground Jay and Altai Snowcock.
Robin SmithEngland, 2015
The Ultimate Expedition by Hadoram — Well, I cannot describe the success of this expedition in just few words, perhaps as it titled above: The ultimate expedition across the Mongolian steppes. In comparison with any published trip reports during similar season of the year, late spring-summer in Mongolia, we succeed in locating the largest number of species and subspecies.
Hadoram ShirihaiIsreal, 2013
More lifers than we expected — We had a fabulous three weeks in June 2013 and after three years we could resist the urge no longer and decided to go back. We travelled east towards the Chinese border and south to the Gobi, seeing 54 species that we did not see last time, including more lifers than we had expected (about 30, depending on classification). We especially wanted to see shorebird and thrush migration and we were not disappointed!
R.&B MearnsScotland, 2016
Impressive tour — We would like to express our best appreciation for your outstanding high hospitality. We are all satisfied this exciting eco-tour coordinated by Mongolica. We could know nature and culture in Mongolia through this tour. All participants say that they will never forget this impressive tour.
Toru YamazakiJapan, 2015
Both of our guides were excellent — My guide Bayanmunkh was very knowledgable about nature and culture and spoke excellent English. He was able to find and show me many of the birds on my wish-list. Driver Bataa knew exactly how to drive a birder ...
Mikko PyhäläFinland, 2015
England, 2015 — Our 17-day holiday to this wild, exotic country focuses on its spectacular wildlife, scenery and culture, especially the exciting birdlife of the region, highlights of which may include Pallas’s Sandgrouse, Henderson’s Ground Jay and Altai Snowcock.
Robin SmithEngland, 2015

From the journal

World Migratory Bird Day (11 May 2019)

Events

World Migratory Bird Day (11 May 2019)

We invite you to participate in World Migratory Bird Day. Many countries from around the world have been celebrating World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) since 2006 with the purpose of raising public awareness of the need for the conservation of migratory birds and their habitats.…

Mongolian Red List of Birds

Books & guides

Mongolian Red List of Birds

“This impressive volume… is also the most comprehensive source of information on Mongolian birds produced to date. It is a resource that will be used by everyone from students to policy makers to conservation planners to leading ornithologists” describes Prof. Jonathan Baillie,…

The First National Report of the CITES

Books & guides

The First National Report of the CITES

The First National Report of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) This report was written by the Ministry of Environment and Green Development, the Steppe Forward Programme, ZSL, the National University of Mongolia,…

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Tell us what you would love to see — birds, mammals, landscapes or nomadic culture — and we will design the trip around you.