GER to GER

GER to GER connects travellers directly with Mongolian nomadic families for homestay journeys, moving between gers, the traditional felt tent, by horseback, camel or ox cart across regions including Terelj National Park, the Gobi Desert and Khuvsgul Lake. Days follow the host family's own routine rather than a fixed script, herding livestock, preparing dairy products, and travelling on to the next family's ger for the night. Trips range from a few days to multi-week expeditions.

There is no agency layer between guest and host, a community fee is paid directly to each family for hosting, guiding and providing transport animals. Routes and families are organised locally, so income is distributed across many households along a route rather than concentrated at one lodge. Guests typically stay with several different families over a trip, seeing how nomadic life varies between desert, mountain and lake regions.