How physically difficult is this tour?

This is an easy-level adventure tour. Most travel is by 4WD vehicles, with short walks and light activity involved. It is suitable for most travelers, including fit travelers aged 70+, as long as they are comfortable with basic walking and outdoor conditions.

What is the weather like during the festival?

Late September to early October is cool and crisp. Daytime temperatures are usually around 5°C to 15°C (41°F to 59°F), while night temperatures can drop below 0°C (32°F). Warm layered clothing is essential. We will also email you a detailed packing list to help you prepare comfortably for this tour.

Will someone meet me at Ulaanbaatar airport when I arrive?

Yes. Our team will meet you at Ulaanbaatar International Airport upon arrival. A driver or guide will be waiting in the arrivals area holding a sign with your name and will transfer you comfortably to your hotel. Detailed arrival instructions will be sent to you in advance for a smooth and stress-free arrival.

Will I have internet or phone signal?

In Ulaanbaatar and Ulgii, phone signal and internet are generally available. In remote areas, signal may be limited or unavailable. This is part of the experience — disconnecting in nature. However, in case of emergencies, our team carries Starlink satellite internet, which can be used when needed.

How remote is Western Mongolia?

Western Mongolia is extremely remote — located about 1,700 km from Ulaanbaatar and reached by a domestic flight. Once in the region, most travel areas are within approximately 100 to 150 km from Ulgii, the provincial capital, allowing access to remote landscapes while still maintaining logistical support.

How early should I book?

As early as possible. Domestic flights and accommodations are limited and can sell out quickly during the festival season. We secure and reserve flight tickets for our confirmed groups in advance, so arrangements are handled smoothly. In many cases, early bookings made about one year ahead may also benefit from up to a 10% discount.

Is this suitable for solo travelers?

Yes. Many travelers join solo. You will be part of a small group and guided throughout the journey. We will match you with another traveler of the same gender for sharing twin rooms at hotels, and we do not charge a single supplement unless you prefer to stay in a private room.

What makes this tour different from others?

This tour offers direct access to real eagle hunters, deep cultural immersion, strong local expertise, and carefully organized logistics in a remote region. We grew up within the eagle hunting culture and know many of the hunters personally, which allows us to arrange warm, authentic visits with eagle hunter families that most operators cannot provide. We also align the tour with the real hunting season, giving guests a rare chance to witness true eagle hunting as part of real life in the Altai rather than a performance staged only for tourists.

Nomad life and Golden Eagle Festival tour /SPECIAL/

We are pleased to introduce a new blog series on our website featuring a collection of short videos from our Nomad Life & Golden Eagle Festival /SPECIAL/ tour in Western Mongolia.

Through these authentic clips, you will see the real daily life of Kazakh nomads in the Altai Mountains — not staged scenes, but genuine moments. Each short video highlights a different part of the journey and the cultural traditions that make this region unique.

The purpose of this series is to give travelers a clear and honest understanding of what they will actually experience during the tour.

You can read more by click here.

We will continue adding new videos regularly, so please visit the blog frequently to explore the latest updates and experiences from our tours

NOMAD LIFE ANED GOLDEN EAGLE FESTIVAL TOUR /SPECIAL/ VIDEOS

Nomad life and Golden Eagle Festival tour /SPECIAL/

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