I live and work in Mongolia for the past 3 years and half. And I adore the beauty of this wonderful and peaceful country. During “Naadam Holidays” I always try to escape the city (Ulaanbaatar), since it becomes very noisy and crowdy. In July 2012 I have made a decision to go to Steppe Nomads at Gun-Galuut Nature Reserve and... More

We spend two nights at the camp. It was nice, calm and with excellent friendly staff. Coming from busy Transibirian railway it was great to relax and just walk around. We explored the area and the great views by walking and biking. Walked at the steppe and up in the close mountains. We used the two rent bikes (but hope... More

On our grad trip (with my girlfriend), we went to stay at this camp for a total for about 6 days. We took our time to do the sightseeing and really had a laidback attitude whilst staying at the camp! We went during the month of May, which was spring but the weather was still really cold! We didn't bring... More

I stayed here to finish off my travels in Mongolia after spending two weeks with a nomad family in the country. How amazing to find this oasis in the middle of nowhere in the gorgeous Gun Galuut nature reserve. It was truly special to be surrounded by such breathtaking views of the mountains and river. The staff were warm, friendly,... More

Spent 5 days at the camp last month and can't say enough about it as long as you accept the premise that your staying in an unheated tent in late September except for the wood burning stove which actually set my Ger on fire, no ones fault, the wind blew embers onto the roof, we all put it out and... More

This camp is set in the middle of nowhere, far away from any other camps and the city. The scenery is simply amazing, we stayed for 6 days during our honeymoon and never grew tired of the view. The staff were very friendly and would always do as you asked. The food was varied and tasty, and they'd go to... More

I stayed here as part of a personal tour booked with Julchin tour company to Huduu Aral, where Chingghis had his "winter palace." This camp is enroute to my final destination. Subsequently I stayed at a great number of ger camps throughout Mongolia, from the Gobi to Lake Huvsgul. This was the only ger camp that had no electricity in... More

We had booked two stays with Steppe Nomads, one we paid for in advance and the other we had confirmed via the phone (following our trip into the Gobi). On our way to the camp our driver was contacted and told that the camp decided to close because the staff was tired and there weren't many bookings. We were left... More

This was my second trip to Mongolia. This was a great ger camp! The valley it is located in is beautiful. Get up early to go find the mountain sheep...take a guide otherwise you won't find them. If you are a birder, after you find the sheep, walk the wetlands...incredible birds. We say Siberian cranes, storks and many water birds.... More