Mongolia

On the Trail of Chinggis Khan

- Mongolia Motorcycle Tours -

Highlights

Motorcycle

Royal Enfield 500cc Bullet

Accommodation

Hunting Lodges & Wild Camping

Duration

12 Days
11 Nights

Dates

2025 TBD

Distance

900 Km

Riding Hours

4-6 per day

Terrain

All Terrain / Off Road

Difficulty

Extreme*

*Extreme Difficulty: this tour is mostly off-road with plenty of river crossing, dirt and mud. Off-ride riding experience and adaptability are required.

Prices

Rider US $4,950
Pillion US $3,350

All our tours are all-inclusive. Maximum 10 Riders per tour.

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    What's Included

    • Motorcycle, Fuel & Spares

      Ride the legendary Royal Enfield 500cc Bullet

    • Accommodation

      Hunting Lodges & Camping

    • All Meals

      Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and beverages

    • Expert Guides

      Local and international guides

    • Full Support

      Support vehicle, crew and mechanic

    • Airport Transfers

      Airport pick-up and drop-off

    • Entrance Fees

      All entrances to sites, national parks, tolls, etc.

    • First Aid Equipment

      (Hopefully it won't be necessary)

    Not included

    Flight Tickets

    Visa

    Personal Travel Insurance

    Personal Health Insurance

    Alcoholic Beverages

    About the On the Trail of Chinggis Khan - Mongolia Motorcycle Tour

    Mongolia is a vast wilderness almost untouched and scattered with nomadic people and an abundance of animals.

     

    Out here nomads are a living tradition. The Mongolian Motorcycle Tour is almost exclusively off the beaten track, once out of Ulaan Bataar there are very few roads and no traffic as 40% of the population live in the capital.

     

    The terrain is vast and varied from rolling hills to mountains and you can almost touch the emptiness of this wildly stunning country. This is true adventure and together with our support crew we move through the landscape.

     

    Accommodation is a mixture of wild camping, hunting lodges perched over the Selenge river and Gher Camps, that provide a touch of luxury when you least expect it.

     

    With river crossings to contend and silver birch forests to ride through nature doesn’t get much better than this.

     

    This is an epic adventure, not for the faint hearted. An unforgettable experience that will leave you amazed. Riding alongside herds of galloping horses, this tour will open your mind.

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    Frequently Asked

    You are allowed to drive in Mongolia for up to one year as long as you have a passport, a driver’s license, and an IDP (international driving permit).

    • Good quality sleeping bag
    • Good crash helmet (BS Kite Mark)
    • Protective Jackets
    • Protective gloves
    • Protective trousers
    • Goggles
    • Waterproof bike boots, shin and ankle protection
    • Windproof and waterproof trousers and jacket
    • Scarf or bandana to keep dust out of your nose and mouth
    • Sunglasses
    • Torch
    • High Factor sun cream (30+ minimum)
    • Lip balm
    • Mosquito repellent

    Mongolia is a land of Extremes and the temperatures drop between September and December very quickly. That said when we tour in July-September the weather can be hot and dry in the 20’s although it is changeable and we have to prepare for all eventualities. Needless to say the further North we go, the colder it gets.

    Protective gear such as pants, boots and jackets for when riding. Waterproof jacket is also recommended. Warm clothing, especially for the cold nights.

    Partners, family members or friends of riders can also join and travel in the support vehicle at Pillion price. 

    The minimum number of riders required for any tour in Mongolia is 8. The maximum number of riders per group is 10. 

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