In the wilderness of Mongolia’s Gobi Desert, Three Camel Lodge is a one-of-a-kind ecolodge that captures the nomadic spirit of this mesmerising landscape with its singing dunes, dinosaur skeletons and herding tribespeople that have thrived for centuries.
Read moreSpread across the wild expanse of the Gobi Desert, a handful of felt-roof gers – traditional Mongolian dwellings – dot the landscape, offering intrepid travellers the opportunity to experience the traditional nomadic way of life amongst one of the mo...
The lodge’s 40 gers are spread out across the desert landscape, each facing south and connecting to the main lodge by stone pathways. Covered in canvas and felt with a central oculus for stargazing, these comfortable dwellings are a luxurious take on the traditional herdsmen’s home. Hand-pain...
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When to visit
Get a drink from the Dino Bar and take a short stroll up the hill behind the lodge for sunset - the views are breathtaking.
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Enquire NowThree Camel Lodge is located in the South Gobi province, bordering northern China, amongst some of the most arresting desert scenery to be found anywhere on earth. The lodge is reached by 4x4, on a 90-minute off-road adventure from Dalanzadgad Airport.
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