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We have gathered information worth knowing before a trip to Mongolia, by theme. Please see the pages that interest you.

Trip Preparation

• Visa and entry information　No visa needed for stays of up to 30 days. Passport validity and more
• Safety and Dealing with Trouble　Pickpockets and bag theft, taxis, traffic accidents, lost passports
• Climate and Packing Checklist　Seasonal clothing and essentials
• Currency and Money Exchange　Tugrik, Currency Exchange, Cash and Cards
• Apps, Phone and Internet　Useful apps, Wi-Fi, SIM
• Trip Preparation and Basic Information Guide　From entry to customs
• Basic Mongolia Information　Country overview

Life and Culture

• Manners for Visiting a Ger　Tea, meals, greetings
• Ovoo　Stone cairn altars on roads, springs, hot springs and more
• Tsagaan Sar (New Year)　Food and New Year's Day rituals
• Naadam　Festival of wrestling, horse racing and archery
• Peoples and tribes　Tribal identity and regional differences
• Nomadic Culture of the Steppe　Nomadic life
• Mongolian Food　How to read the menu

Regional Guides

• The five regions at a glance　Features of each region
• Ulaanbaatar　City and surroundings
• Terelj　The resort closest to the capital
• Kharkhorin and the Orkhon Valley　World Heritage
• Central Mongolia　Tsetserleg and Terkhiin Lake
• South Gobi　Dalanzadgad
• Central Gobi　Mandalgovi
• Northern Mongolia and Lake Khovsgol　Sukhbaatar, Murun, taiga
• Around Darkhan　Towns of northern Mongolia
• Dadal　Places associated with Chinggis Khaan
• Eastern Mongolia　Choibalsan, Khalkhgol and Nomonhan
• Bayan-Ulgii and Ulgii　Kazakh culture and golden eagles
• Khovd and Lake Uvs　Western Mongolia
• Zamyn-Uud and East Gobi　Border towns and train trips

Nature and Experiences

• Nature (geography, climate, wildlife, fossils)　
• 16 Things to Do on a Trip to Mongolia