Nomadic Mongolia for Jewish Singles - Amazing Journeys
  • Nomadic Mongolia

  • July 1-12, 2025
  • Starting from $6399
  • For Jewish Singles

Discover Mongolia, a land of vast and varied landscapes.  Follow the footsteps of the infamous Chinggis Khaan (Genghis Khan), the founder of the Mongol Empire.  Meet nomadic families and discover the millennia-long story of living and migrating in harmony with nature.  Explore two of the country’s most iconic landscapes: a nature-lover’s playground of Terelj National Park, and the Gobi Desert, with its unforgettable Flaming Cliffs. Hike, ride horses and camels, and explore nomadic life and culture.  Experience the Naadam Festival, a celebration of Mongolia’s nomadic heritage and the “Three Manly Sports”: wrestling, horse racing and archery.  Delve into this relatively untouched country as you join together with a great group of Jewish Single travelers.  You’re sure to have an amazing experience you’ll never forget.

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You will be required to sign a separate Terms & Conditions Agreement after your initial reservation. Your confirmation letter will not be sent until the Terms & Conditions Agreement is signed and returned.

On June 5, we hosted a Launch & Learn session to share some information about our Nomadic Mongolia trip. If you want to watch the recorded session, click here  passcode: 2025-Mongolia

The announcement of our Nomadic Mongolia trip has been met with such enthusiasm, and we share your excitement.  This trip has been hand-crafted to be a small group experience, and as promised, our group size will be around 16-20 people.  Because of overwhelming interest, we will now be operating two Nomadic Mongolia groups simultaneously! How will this work exactly?  All travelers will be traveling on the same dates: July 1-12, 2025, both starting and ending in Ulaanbaatar.  The groups will even come together at the end to celebrate the Naadam Festival!  Both groups will see and do all of the same amazing things on our itinerary, just in a different order.  This way, everyone will have the opportunity to explore Mongolia as an intimate, small group experience.

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