Gobi Desert Travel Guide

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There are 2 options to visit Gobi Dessert in Mongolia. One can either take a bus which will take 2 days or to take a flight. Dalanzadgad Airport is the gateway to Gobi Desert. The flight journey takes about 1.30hours. Please note that there are only one local airlines ( Eznis Air)operating Ulaan Baatar - Dalanzadgad route and they are using small airplane. Therefore seats are limited. One should have make booking well in advance to avoid disappointment.

There are 3 main sites to see in South Gobi:

The famous Khongor Sand Dune or Singing Dune
The Mongoliaâ€read more™s largest sand dunes, reaching heights of 800 meters. Here you have an option to ride on two humped Bacterian camels.

Bayanzag Zag or Flaming Cliff
This is the site where Roy Chapman Andrews and his team discovered the first nest of dinosaur eggs the world had ever seen on Jul13, 1923


Yolyn Am or Eagle Valley
Located in the foothills of the Altai Mountains. The valley’s remnant streams create ice formations which you may find in the mouth of the valley as late as July. Trekking through the valley is the only activity here and if you are lucky, you may see Ibex!

People Traveling to Gobi Desert

Prisc… Laurel A Tra… Carlo… Kelsey
Jul 06, 2009
It has been a lot of problems ever since we stared planning this Mongolia trip. Due to the short duration in Mongolia, we didnâ…
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This blog was featured on Sunday July 12th, 2009
Aug 24, 2004 – Sep 15, 2004
It was a warm and sunny day, as we travelled through Mongolia, entering the Gobi Desert towards the border. The Gobi Deser…
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This blog was featured on Saturday February 13th, 2010
Sep 22, 2010 – Oct 02, 2010
I woke up at 6am to get some sunrise photos and to try to thaw out. When Lisa woke up we compared notes of our mutual misery. W…
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This blog was featured on Monday March 28th, 2011