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Siberian Marmot, Red-cheeked, Long-tailed and Alashan Ground Squirrels, Red and Corsac Foxes, Siberian Ibex, Argali sheep, Red Deer, Przewalski's horse, Mongolian and Goitered Gazelles, Pallas’s Pika, Mongolian and Midday Gerbils.
Duration:15 days
Tour Months:May, June
Tour Price:$3,500-3,900 per person
Group size:4-10 people
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Many species of birds, reptiles and other mammals in their pristine natural habitats can be seen during the trip.
Duration:14 days
Tour Months:Jul, Aug
Tour Price:$3,500-3,900 per person
Group size:4 - 10 people
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Fly to Khovd city in western Mongolia. Spend next 5-6 days in search of elusive Snow Leopard in the Altai Mountain. On the steppe areas, we will look for endangered Saiga Antelopes.
Duration:12 days
Tour Months:Feb, Mar, Oct, Nov
Tour Price:$4,200 per person
Group size:3-4 people
Custom Tours
We also offer private wildlife watching or photography tours to groups and individuals in the country. We are ready to organize a special tour that will exceed your expectations. For your request, please contact us at [email protected]Testimonials
Puje organized a birding trip for me to a wonderful wetland area a few hours east of Ulaan Bator after an Earthwatch program at Ikh Nart Nature Preserve. He's highly knowledgeable, very pleasant to be with, well organized, and a terrific photographer. I strongly recommend him as a guide for anyone interested in Mongolian wildlife viewing and conservation issues.
Purevsuren has organized bird photography trips for me for three consecutive years from 2017 to 2019. I gave him a list of species that I would like to photograph and he exceeded my expectations. I was able to photograph more birds and mammals, such as Altai Snowcock, Pallas's Cat, outside of my list. I definitely recommend him.
I had a 2 week birding trip in Mongolia after my public lecture at the National University of Mongolia in 2013. Purevsuren was our birding guide and with his expertise we observed all our target species such as Black-billed Capercallie, Altai Snowcock, Oriental Plover, Henderson's Ground-jay, Saxaul Sparrow etc. This trip would be completely different without him.
My thanks go to Purevsuren Tsolmonjav, for putting the trip together and for looking after me like a brother throughout my Snow Leopard trip in Mongolia. I have made a friend for life and if you want to see the wildlife of Mongolia, which is a fabulous country then Puje is your man.
We would not have experienced as many unforgettable impressions without the help and care of Mr. Purevsuren, a brilliant birdwatching guide. Great, comprehensive knowledge of Mongolian fauna and flora, keen eyes for spotting birds, perfectly organized stay (including camping), comfortable traveling. We whole-heartedly recommend this organizer.
Puje and his team run an efficient and flexible organisation, thanks to which we had a hard earned but very rewarding opportunity to observe a snow leopard. Very friendly atmosphere throughout the stay and a unique experience staying in the ger camps. A highly recommended adventure for those who want to explore Mongolia, its beautiful sceneries and its varied wildlife.
In October 2022, we enrolled in the snow leopard photography tour organised by Wildlife Tours Mongolia. We were met on arrival by Purevsuren Tsolmonjav (Puje), who had organised the whole tour. Puje turned out to be not only very knowledgeable about Mongolian wildlife, but also a very friendly, dynamic and warm person. Every aspect of the tour was very well planned and organised.
When things suddenly changed due to a flight being advanced by one day, Puje quickly worked out an alternative for our tour, adding 600 km of driving to take us to the wonderful Ikh Nart Nature Reserve. The hikes for the snow leopard were very rewarding. We enjoyed this wonderful experience. We warmly recommend this organisation to anyone interested in Mongolian wildlife.
Latest News
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We watched a Snow Leopard on its kill at an altitude of 2,600 m for hours.
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Four new species of birds were discovered in Mongolia in 2020.
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Our client Tony Davison from the UK photographed this elusive leopard in 50-100 meters at an altitude of 2,300 m in the Altai Mountains, western Mongolia.