Amarjargal.

Amarjargal runs a small tour company based in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, and guides trips himself. He works alongside a team of guides and drivers who cover English, German, and Korean speaking travelers, with a particular focus on German-speaking guests.

The company's trips span the length of Mongolia, from multi-day journeys through the Gobi desert in the south to the northern lakes, forests, and the Khangai mountain region. Itineraries typically run from two to three weeks and combine driving with stretches of horse riding, hiking, or camel riding, along with stays with nomadic herder families.

Trips are built around a vehicle and driver plus a language guide, with local guides joining for specific regions, and the company sets up camping equipment and meals along the route. Amarjargal and his colleagues put together custom itineraries and price quotes based on group size and what travelers want to see, and he describes the company's approach as offering quality tours at an affordable level.