Central Mongolia
Consider the Orkhon Valley and surrounding heartland for steppe landscapes, cultural visits and riding within a wider overland itinerary.
Explore Central Mongolia
Local horse teams · Private and small-group journeys
Ride through open steppe, mountain valleys and nomadic country with a local guide. Compare horseback journeys or tell us your riding experience, dates and preferred pace so we can recommend a route that fits.
Share your riding level and travel dates. We will help you choose a practical itinerary.
Match the region and riding time to the trip you want.
We plan around your experience and the local horse team.
Get advice on season, availability and a realistic pace.
Find the right ride
Horseback riding is one of the most direct ways to experience Mongolia's wide landscapes and rural life. A good trip is shaped by more than distance: your confidence in the saddle, the number of riding hours you want each day, the season and how much time you want to spend with local families all matter.
We organise journeys with local horse guides and build the riding portion around your wider plans. If you are new to riding, start with a shorter supervised experience and leave room to adjust. If you ride regularly, tell us the kind of terrain and daily hours you are used to so we can discuss a longer route.
The right region depends on the kind of ride you want and the time available. Central Mongolia is a practical choice for combining steppe riding with historic sites and nomadic culture. Northern routes bring forest, lake and taiga landscapes. The Altai offers dramatic western mountain scenery and Kazakh culture, but requires careful planning around distance, flights and the season.
Consider the Orkhon Valley and surrounding heartland for steppe landscapes, cultural visits and riding within a wider overland itinerary.
Explore Central MongoliaA northern journey can combine lakeside scenery and forested country with local life. Route length and seasonal conditions need to be checked.
Explore Khuvsgul toursChoose the west for high mountain scenery and Kazakh culture. Longer transfers and limited domestic flights make realistic dates important.
Explore Altai toursCompare available journeys
Open a tour for its itinerary, or ask us directly about dates, riding level and group size.

Explore the Chinggis Khaan Statue, Terelj National Park, Turtle Rock, Aryabal Temple and nomadic culture on a private day tour from Ulaanbaatar.
From $185
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Experience a private gathering of 10–15 Kazakh eagle hunters at our seasonal ger camp beneath Tsambagarav Mountain. This 10-day Mongolia photography tour combines eagle hunter portraits, horseback and golden eagle photography, nomadic culture, camel photography at Elsen Tasarkhai and the historic capital of Kharkhorin.
From $4,990
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Experience Mongolia’s spectacular winter and Kazakh eagle-hunting heritage on this 6-day journey featuring the Winter Golden Eagle Festival, Terelj National Park, the Chinggis Khaan Equestrian Statue and authentic cultural encounters.
From $1,290
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Ride deep into Mongolia’s remote Khan Khentii wilderness to the spectacular Kherkhluur Three Lakes. This 10-day adventure combines four days of horseback riding and wilderness camping with Terelj National Park, wild takhi horses in Khustai, Elsen Tasarkhai sand dunes, Kharkhorin and authentic nomadic culture.
From $2,490
Ask about this tourA 13-day journey through Karakorum, Khorgo Volcano and Khuvsgul Lake, combining Mongolia’s ancient history, nomadic culture and spectacular wilderness.
From $2,150
Ask about this tourAsk for a short introductory ride with a local guide and a flexible schedule. Build in time to get comfortable and let the horse team advise on suitable horses and conditions.
Tell us how many hours you usually ride, the terrain you enjoy and whether you want riding to be the main focus or one part of a broader Mongolia journey.
Not always. Some itineraries can include a short introductory ride with a local horse guide, while longer days in remote country are better suited to riders who are comfortable in the saddle. Tell us honestly about your experience so we can recommend a suitable route and pace.
A short ride can be added to a wider Mongolia trip, while a multi-day horseback journey needs time for riding, rest and practical transfers to and from the trail. Share your total travel window and we will suggest a realistic length for the riding portion.
The main riding season is generally late spring through early autumn. Exact conditions vary by region and year, so the best dates depend on your route, weather and the local horse team.
Yes. Depending on the route and available time, horse riding can be combined with nomadic family visits, the Orkhon Valley, Khuvsgul, the Altai or other Mongolia experiences. We will confirm what fits without making the itinerary rushed.
Ask for a short, supervised ride and a flexible private itinerary. Let us know your height, riding confidence, any mobility considerations and how long you are comfortable riding in one day. We will check the plan with the local horse team.
Start with your dates
Send your travel window, group size, riding experience and the regions you are considering. A Mongolia-based trip planner will help you compare the available options.