Gobi-zen Tour’s Mongolia

26/11/2025

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22/08/2025

Just wrapped up an incredible journey across Mongolia with an amazing group of adventurers! From the pristine waters of Khuvsgul Lake 🏞️ to the wild dunes of the Gobi Desert 🐫 and the cultural heart of Central Mongolia – every moment was pure magic.

Thanks to everyone who joined – you made this trip unforgettable! ✨

05/08/2025

나에게 딱 맞는 몽골여행 고비젠투어 함께해요😄!! #몽골투어 #몽골여행🇲🇳 #🐫 #고비사막 #몽골여행사 #몽골은하수 #몽골

21/07/2025

Orkhon Valley horseback riding tour

28/06/2025

Join the Naadam Opening Ceremony that bursts to life in Ulaanbaatar’s Central Stadium with a vibrant parade of athletes in traditional deels, throat-singing performances, and the sacred procession of the Nine White Banners—Genghis Khan’s spiritual legacy. Hundreds of dancers and musicians recreate scenes from Mongol history, while wrestlers perform the fierce "Eagle Dance" to showcase strength. The ceremony culminates with the inauguration of the "Three Manly Games" (horse racing, wrestling, archery), a UNESCO-listed tradition dating back to the 13th century. As the crowd cheers, the stadium thrums with horsehead fiddles (morin khuur) and the energy of a nation celebrating its nomadic roots—a must-see for cultural immersion.

Tours available for the Opening Ceremony of Naadam Festival, starting on July 11th:

3-day tour:

- Opening Ceremony
- Horse Racing
- Terelj National Park
- Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex

4-day tour:

- Opening Ceremony
- Horse Racing
- Khustai National Park
- Mini Gobi

6-day tour:

- Opening Ceremony
- Horse Racing
- Khustai National Park
- Mini Gobi
- Erdene Zuu
- Karakorum
- Orkhon Valley

20/06/2025

“Summer in Mongolia: where vast steppes whisper ancient stories, horses run wild, and every sunset paints a new masterpiece. 🏜️✨”

Saddle up for a journey through nomadic heartlands, sparkling lakes, and boundless freedom.

📍 July–August departures available now!

10/04/2025

07/10/2024

Today I visited a Korean monastery. I was very moved after listening to the story of the head monk of this monastery. I was in tears. When Korea was colonized by Japan, it was very oppressive. When this monastery was destroyed, a very small monastery was left untouched. And in 2009, a historical monument was found during the renovation of the monastery. in other words, he painted the Japanese flag as the Korean flag and left 18 historical documents inside. After listening to that story, he realized that one should not lose hope and not look at things superficially. Thanks to this lady Monk for the explanation