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Let’s Connect at AdventureELEVATE North America This May
Odontuya Adiya
April 23, 2025
Spring has arrived—dry, windy, and bright, as usual—but it also means it's finally time to get back outdoors. It’s the season for camping under starlit skies, spotting wildlife, and listening to the calls of migrating birds returning for the summer. Across the steppes, mountains, and deserts, Mongolians are also welcoming the season’s newborns—lambs, foals, calves, and baby goats—a timeless and heartwarming reminder of life’s renewal in spring. We hope you’ll join us soon to witness a Mongolian spring—when nature comes alive again after the long, harsh winter. |   The first foal of the year from Takhi, or Przewalski’s horse. Photo Credit Goes to Khomyn Talyn Talkhi National Park, 2025. |
ADVENTURE ELEVATE NORTH AMERICA - MEET US THERE
Our President, Mr. Badral Yondon, will be representing Mongolia Quest at AdventureELEVATE North America! He’ll be meeting like-minded businesses, exploring potential collaborations with buyers and suppliers in the adventure tourism industry, and connecting with those interested in opening new adventure experiences in Mongolia.
Join us in Denver, Colorado, from May 28–30. We’ll be there with a marketplace table—don’t hesitate to schedule a meeting with us!
DO YOU ❤️ “CATS”?
Mongolia is home to three incredible species of wild cats: the elusive Pallas’s cat (also known as Manul), the majestic Snow Leopard, and the stealthy Eurasian Lynx. These rare and fascinating felines roam the country’s vast and rugged landscapes, from alpine mountains to steppe grasslands.
We’re excited to share a recent close encounter with the Pallas’s cat, one of the most secretive and photogenic wild cats in the world. Known for its grumpy face, expressive eyes, and dense fur that helps it survive Mongolia’s harsh winters, the Pallas’s cat is a true symbol of wild Mongolia.
Photo Credit Goes to Khuderchuluun Gantumur
We’re in the final stages of developing a dedicated Manul-watching program—designed specifically for wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, conservationists, and adventurers. Our tours follow strict ethical wildlife watching principles:
We collaborate with local biologists and conservationists who lead the trips and provide rich insights and promote their research.
We work closely with local communities, supporting their livelihood through tourism.
We aim to raise awareness and share knowledge about Mongolia’s unique wildlife while ensuring minimal impact on their habitats.
ARE YOU A FESTIVAL HUNTER? 👀
If you're planning a short visit to Mongolia in July or October but don’t want to miss the country's top cultural experiences—Naadam Festival and the world-renowned Golden Eagle Festival—we’ve got you covered.
NAADAM FESTIVAL EXPERIENCE | GOLDEN EAGLE HUNTERS OF MONGOLIA |
OUR SUGGESTED READING LIST
This month, we’re excited to share two incredible stories from Mongolia!
The 2025 Goldman Environmental Prize for Asia has been awarded to a Mongolian conservationist—marking the third time a Mongolian has received this prestigious honor. And in a groundbreaking discovery, a new mammal species that once lived alongside dinosaurs has been identified in Mongolia.
WHAT’S NEW ON OUR BLOG?
Attention to those who are wondering when is the best time to visit Mongolia! Most people will tell you summer’s the way to go—and they’re not wrong. The warm months are perfect for exploring our wide-open landscapes, festivals, and nomadic culture. But here’s the thing: every season here has its magic.
