Victor Expedition Mongolia

10/05/2026

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our esteemed guests from the UK in July 2025, as well as to Blue Sky Eco Camp, for orchestrating the exquisite nomadic cultural immersion experiences for our valued clients.

22/12/2025

The schedule for Mongolia Cultural & Festival Tours in 2026

1. Winter Eagle Festival 2026: This festival is scheduled for March 7th and 8th, 2026. It will be held at the Chinggisiin Khuree tourist lodge, which is located near Ulaanbaatar, the capital city.
2. The "Khuvsgul Blue Pearl 2026" Ice Festival will take place from March 2nd to 4th, 2026, on the frozen expanse of Lake Khövsgöl in northern Mongolia. This annual celebration stands as Mongolia's foremost winter event, highlighting the nation's rich cultural traditions alongside the breathtaking beauty of its winter scenery.
3. Naadam Festival, celebrating a cherished national event in Mongolia that occurs annually from July 11 to 13. This festival highlights three traditional sports: horseracing, wrestling, and archery. The significance of Mongolian Naadam is deeply rooted in the nomadic heritage of the Mongols, who have historically engaged in pastoralism across the expansive steppes of Central Asia.
4. Golden Eagle Festival 2026 is scheduled for October 3-4, 2026, in Western Mongolia. This annual event celebrates the ancient tradition of eagle hunting, offering a captivating glimpse into Mongolian & Kazakh culture and heritage. Attendees can expect to witness the remarkable skills of eagle hunters and their birds, as well as engage in various cultural activities that highlight the region's rich history.

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22/04/2025

One of the standout features of Gandan Tegchilen Monastery in Ulaanbaatar is the awe-inspiring 26-meter tall statue of Avalokiteśvara, which embodies compassion in Mongolian Buddhism. This towering statue is not only a stunning piece of art but also a symbol of the deep spiritual connection that the Mongolian people have with their faith.

At Gandan Monastery, visitors have the opportunity to participate in teachings and ceremonies, as well as to explore the monastery's grounds and gain insights into the history and importance of Mongolian Buddhism. The monastery is a hub of religious activity, with monks going about their daily rituals and prayers.

22/04/2025

Travel back in time with ancient deer stones and man stone monuments in Mongolia. These deer stone relics, originating from the Bronze Age, were integral to burial rituals practiced by the nomadic tribes that inhabited what is now Mongolia. Each stone narrates a tale from a distant past, offering a glimpse into the region's ancient customs. In addition to the deer stones, Mongolia is also home to numerous man stone monuments, or anthropomorphic structures, crafted in human likeness. It is believed that these anthropomorphic monuments have been created since 4000 BC, spanning from the Early Bronze Age to the Middle Ages.

10/08/2024

06/05/2024

02/01/2024

Travel on a scenic road and camelback🐫, seeking the ultimate destinations🏜️ across Mongolian Gobi Desert in 2024

09/10/2023

Glittering snow covered hills❄️🏔️ & rocky outcrops in western

30/09/2023

31/07/2023

In the middle of Mongolian north-western mountains, lies a magic Buddhist kingdom that transcends time. Amarbayasgalant Monastery, also known as "Monastery of Tranquil Felicity", is undoubtedly Mongolian most ancient Buddhist sanctuary.

05/07/2023

The Tsaatan - last of Mongolian reindeer herders, a small group of semi-nomadic reindeer community known as the Dukha. They are settled down in the remote, deep forest zone of the northernmost point of Mongolia. The Tsaatan's live depend on their domesticated reindeer, which is the main resource for survival.