Culture
The culture of Mongolia is heavily influenced by the Mongol nomadic way of life, Tibetan Buddhism, and China. Mongolians generally have a strong sense of connection with the unspoiled vast open spaces of their homeland and wish to protect their environmental and cultural heritage.
Hospitality is extremely important in Mongolian culture, due to the fact that visitors often travel great distances to reach their destinations. Guests are always served the finest food and treated with upmost respect and generosity.
Hospitality is extremely important in Mongolian culture, due to the fact that visitors often travel great distances to reach their destinations. Guests are always served the finest food and treated with upmost respect and generosity.
Explore
Get out of the city and go sleep in a Ger. Period.
One of Mongolia’s most remarkable landmarks is a silver statue called Genghis Khan. It’s worth seeking out.
Go spend some time in the Gobi Desert.
Take a day off and go horseback riding through some of the most pristine countryside you’ve ever seen.
If you’re lucky enough to be there in the winter, take a day to go skiing.
One of Mongolia’s most remarkable landmarks is a silver statue called Genghis Khan. It’s worth seeking out.
Go spend some time in the Gobi Desert.
Take a day off and go horseback riding through some of the most pristine countryside you’ve ever seen.
If you’re lucky enough to be there in the winter, take a day to go skiing.
Upcoming Mongolia Mission Trips
These trips help make a difference in this country by serving alongside local ministries. You can join them!
No trips are currently launching to this country. Here are some other trips we're running this season.
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