Tourist ger camps are the most comfortable accommodation in Mongolian countryside. You sleep in traditional yurts (called gers in Mongolia), furnished with single beds (from 2 to 5 beds / yurt), small tables and a stove. It is very difficult - or impossible - to have single yurts in most of the camps, so be ready to share your yurt with other travellers from the group. Some camps offer yurts with double beds, but it can not be guaranteed. You can find showers, washbasins and toilets in a separate building. Some few tourist camps have luxury ger which has private toilet and shower. A restaurant provides breakfast and meals.

Ger camps are the most comfortable accommodation available in Mongolia, but don't expect luxury: hot water in the showers is often unpredictable, electrical standards are "unique", and food at the restaurants relies on bad supplying conditions due to their remote situation.

Yurt camps offer simple international food, adapted to their different clients: Mongolian people, and tourists from European, American and other Asian countries (China, Korea, Japan). 

This accommodation is a unique opportunity to share and discover the traditional way of life of the nomadic herders in Mongolia.

2 or 3 guest-yurts are set close to the the familie's yurt, surrounded by the free roaming horses, yacks, sheep and goats.

You will sleep in guest-yurts with 4 or 5 single beds, heated with a traditional stove.

Meals are served either in the family's yurt or outside, weather permitting.

Your host will prepare traditional Mongolian dishes and it can be interesting to see how women cook only with the central stove of the yurt.

Some nomadic family has own local shower, some days we can use public shower in town.