Mongolia’s landlocked status results in a harsh continental climate with severe temperature swings. Many visitors and locals say that visiting Mongolia in the summer is the best option, but there are many opportunities to obtain fantastic experiences and adventures in nomadic life, as well as spectacular festivals and holidays, that must be missed in the other seasons.
The Trans-Siberian Railway can take you to Mongolia at any time of year, however certain months are far more rewarding than others.
Summer
Between June and August, the greatest season to visit Mongolia is when the landscapes are lush and green, and temperatures are pleasant, ranging from 18°C to 28°C.
Autumn
Searching for tours in Mongolia during Fall / Autumn? However, the best time to visit Mongolia is from June to late September. But, If taking a trip to desert areas, you’d better go in September. Weather at this season is stable and rather warm. Tranquil air flows among golden leaves and over crystal clear lakes making autumn in the country peaceful and beautiful. In addition there are no boring rains and ubiquitous dampness. This is the best time to visit Mongolia if you want to avoid the crowds and enjoy discounted accommodation and travel.
Winter
Travel Mongolia to experience a winter culture like you’re never seen before – an outdoor enthusiast’s dreams. Firstly, discover Ice festival on the freshest watered Lake Khuvsgul. Secondly, camel show in Gobi desert. Thirdly, participate in Mongols’ Luner New Year Celebration Ceremony. Moreover, did you consider visiting Western Mongolia and the Kazakh eagle hunters there? It starts in October and it’s only in the winter season where you can go with an eagle hunter. In conclusion, a truly unique experience. A Mongolia winter tours & festivals wonderland to discover awaits you!
Spring
Our spring visits provide fantastic opportunity to connect with the locals and experience the nomadic lifestyle firsthand by assisting them with lambing. In Mongolia, nomads welcome new-born young animals in the spring. Spring in Mongolia is windy and stormy, especially in the Gobi desert. Spring temperatures range from – 3 to + 12 degrees Celsius during the day and -10 to +2 degrees Celsius at night.
