Motlsog Els Sand Dunes
Amongst the rugged rocks and cliffs of the Gobi, Moltsog Els is one of the few areas covered by sand dunes. Explore the shifting sands on foot.
Area
The Gobi Desert and Southern Mongolia
Type
Active
Culture & People
Grade
Standard
Who
Adults
Older Kids
Difficulty
Moderate
Deep in the Gobi Desert, the undulating dunes of Motlsog Els are a magnificent sight. These gently rolling sand dunes offer a true glimpse of the Mongolian desertscape in all its glory. There will be the opportunity to visit a local camel herding family and learn about this truly eye-opening way of life.
Drive to Moltsog Els, one of the few regions of the Gobi covered by sand dunes. Explore the sand dunes on foot. You will also have the opportunity to visit a Mongolian nomadic family and learn about their daily lives.
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