Mongolian Travel Outdoor is a Mongolian-owned company founded by locals passionate about sharing the stunning beauty of their homeland through personalized and individualized service. Our innovative journeys extend to the habitats of snow leopards, the homes of eagle hunters, and the regions of horsemen and camel herders. These adventures combine activities such as vintage URAL motorbike rides, horseback riding, ATV excursions, and challenging hikes supported by camels.

Baatarnyam Navaansharav (Baagi), born and raised in Mongolia, is an avid traveler and professional travel expert specializing in hiking and horseback journeys. As a key member of Mongolian Outdoor Travel, he not only leads expeditions but also manages daily operations. His deep passion for snow leopards began upon first sight, and over the past five years, he has made them his specialty. Baagi has participated in three snow leopard collaring expeditions in western Mongolia. Beyond his wildlife endeavors, he has a strong interest in photography, history, kayaking, and motorbiking. Since 1999, Baagi has led numerous expeditions into Mongolia's backcountry, demonstrating an extraordinary love for nature and a profound respect for the mountains.

Chinzorig Chuluunbaatar (Chinzo) is a professional fixer born in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Since 2001, he has collaborated on numerous international films, journalism, and photography projects with globally recognized agencies. Fluent in English, Russian, and conversational Spanish, Chinzo is an adventurer, world traveler, and amateur photographer. He enjoys spending his time off-roading and motorbiking.

Khasar Sandag (Has) is a photographer passionate about capturing people in their natural environments. With extensive local knowledge, he has worked across various sectors in Mongolia, from state-run to private and multinational organizations. Fluent in English, Russian, and conversational Japanese, Khasar dedicates his time to traveling, trekking, and off-roading, seeking out beautiful environmental portraits in remote corners of the world.