Mongolia, evocative of endless open space, is not as plain as it sounds. Under the big blue sky is a dramatic terrain of sweeping plains, deep gorges, crystalline lakes, snow-capped mountains, rolling plateaus, and arid deserts. Our journey takes you to these amazing landscapes and reveals there is more than meets the eye. Discover untouched territory, natural and historical sightseeing, petroglyphs in the mountains, plain desert, see the last remaining wild horses in the world, listen to unique throat singing, sleep in an authentic ger tent, and more.
Mongolian Highland LLC is a tour operating company based on its local community collaboration providing inbound service for foreign tourists and travelers across Mongolia. With us, witness the infinite sights of Central, North and South Western parts in Mongolia taking the experience a notch higher, thanks to its extensive network.
We are well organized and equipped with mobile camping tents and firmly believe in catering to every single requirement of our guests as we abide by the saying 'Bayarlalaa'.
Mongolian Highland LLC is a responsible organization supported by a strong army of nomad local communities with hands-on experience in the travel industry. We proudly announce that our company works with the most reliable and hospitable tour guides, drivers and cooks as our high-experienced team and service. We are wellteam, who have more than 15 years of working experience in the industry.
With a passion to transform the way one travels, these dedicated professionals always come up with unique ideas to help clients weave happy travel memories. We are here to meet our clients' expectations. With a divergent thinking, superior services, enthusiastic & proficient team, affordability and reliability – Mongolian Highland LLC brings a difference to one's whole perception of vacationing.
The Bayankhongor province includes very diverse geographic areas. It is typically divided into four areas: the mountainous and wooded Khangai in the north, the central steppe region, and the arid Gobi Desert in the south. Since the province contains all four major geographic zones of Mongolia (forest, steppe, Mongolian gobi and desert) it is a great place to commune with nature. We are a community-based entity, in which tourism occurs when a local community invites tourists to visit and provides accommodation for them. Crucially, this ensures that the local community always has control over their local tourism industry, making the key decisions and setting their own restrictions. In many cases, community tourism is based on creating realistic experiences of what life is like in nomadic pasterland areas, and unique or unusual accommodation GER is a regular feature..
Every detail of our tour packages, special interest trips and our custom-made programmes are the outcomes of our intensive research we have made on our own. Thus we are an established tour operator whom you can trust. The tour packages provided by us are creative in nature with a strong focus on your comfort and safety
without compromising our allegiance to a tour’s quality.
Our specialists and passionate expert team take care of our clients and soon-to-be- client by providing 24/7 service. If you have planned a vacation something different or off the beaten path for yourself then contact us. In order to discover the best of your dream destinations and make your dreams come true, choose us.
Sustainable tourism refers to types of travel where the environmental, social and economic impacts of tourism are factored in and where relevant adjustments are made to minimize these negative consequences. It considers the needs of travelers, but also the needs of host communities, local businesses and the natural world. This could mean adopting more sustainable methods of transportation, staying in more environmentally friendly accommodation, eating locally and ethically sourced foods, and avoiding harmful activities. Sustainable tourism can be related to leisure, business or event travel, but also travel to visit friends and family too.
There are significant educational components associated with ideas like sustainable and environmental tourism, and these can help tourists to adjust their attitudes and behaviors over the longer term. This is important because the greater demand there is for sustainable tourism, the more pressure will be placed on businesses and governments to deliver what customers are looking for and, in the process, this can lead to positive and lasting change.
Slow tourism is one of the emerging sustainable tourism trends, which is an approach to tourism based on sustainability, an appreciation of the culture and characteristics of the local area, and the enjoyment of fulfilling travel experiences. It contrasts with mass travel, and the idea of packed itineraries and a rush to visit as many attractions as possible.
Soft tourism is a form of travel that prioritizes local experiences, education, respect for local culture and the avoidance of tourist hot spots. It can be contrasted with hard tourism, or mass tourism, which is large-scale and focused on popular tourist attractions and destinations. Companies that are operating in accordance with soft tourism principles will prioritize longer stays, jobs for locals, and measures to avoid overcrowding.
Ecotourism is the name given to responsible or green tourism to areas of natural
beauty, with a particular focus on ecological conservation. The aim of ecotourism is
to protect the natural environment, to find ways to benefit local communities – while
respecting their culture – and to educate travelers about the importance of
responsible travel. Energy efficiency, water conservation and protection of wildlife
and indigenous people are all key.
Rural tourism refers to travel that centers around rural areas, rather than urban
areas. It includes everything from hiking and camping trips, to ethnic tourism, where
tourists may participate in traditional activities and experience nomadic lifestyles.
Ultimately, this kind of tourism focuses on natural features, such as forests, hills,
mountains, fields and waterfalls, rather than cities, tourist hot spots and built-up
areas.