Meg's Guesthouse & Tours

We participated in a 19-day trip to Mongolia and I recommend the tour guide "Boogii", who is responsible and careful. I recommend Meg Tours and guide Boogii.

My fiance and I did the 9 Day Taiga Tsaatan Adventure tour with Meg adventures. This experience was one of the best we've ever done, and I'm so grateful we did this. Before we booked our tour, Meg (the company owner) met with us and clearly and thoroughly described different tour options for us, even building a custom tour route, and helped us pick the right tour for us. When meeting with Meg, it felt like we were spending time with a long-time friend, she just made us feel comfortable and at ease. Our tour guide Bujin (goes by Bunny) was awesome, our driver Jagga always made us smile, our horseman Chongor taught us Mongolian card games and showed us all the customs of the countryside :), the reindeer were unlike anything we had ever seen before, and being on boat on the lake was such a beautiful day. Seeing the reindeer and the nomadic families who herd them was truly the highlight of the trip. We watched the families milk them, we watched the reindeer trot the open forest lands to eat, and watched the reindeer sleep. Our tour guide Bujin (goes by Bunny) was the one of the best guides we've ever had. She always was positive. She knew the answer to every question we had, and continued to teach us little cultural traditions along the way. She was a wonderful chef and accommodated for dietary restrictions we had. We booked two other tours in Mongolia with other companies, and did not have even remotely close to the same experience. I don't know how we were so lucky to have such a wonderful experience with Bunny! She truly made this trip a one-of-a-kind experience for us. I would definitely recommend Meg's tours to a friend, and I hope one day we can return to Mongolia and reconnect with these lovely friends we made along the way. For anyone reading this regardless whether you book with Meg or not, we had really positive experiences trying to learn a few words of the local language and doing our absolutely best to speak with and spend time with the countryside folks of Mongolia. They are gentle, kind, and funny, and just are inspirations for hardwork.