Our team

Active and adventurous young man, Nara has made his passion of mountain-biking out in nature into a career. He has been working as a cycling tour guide and bike mechanic since he was a teenager. After working for many years at several companies – even as logistics and reservations manager at his last job – him and his mate with their expertise decided to start this brand. Even outside of work, he keeps his hobby alive as he is a member of the Mongolian Cycling Association as well as Nomads Cycling Club. His passion brought him many national cycling awards.

Having spent most of his life in the inbound travel sector, there isn’t a role Dashka hasn’t partook during his long career in tourism. From managing various duties in the office to handling travel equipment out in the field, he has done it all. He received his bachelor’s degree in business administration. Now, he manages this brand using his wide range of skills he acquired over the years.

A true outdoorsman and extreme sports lover, Tino has been to the less-travelled parts of Mongolia. Whether he is mountain-climbing and snowboarding down the country’s highest peaks in western Mongolia, biking down rugged mountains, or rock climbing a secluded wall in a forest in central Mongolia, you can usually spot him bringing his camera equipment and drone. He decided to become a filmmaker after getting inspired on several trips when he guided international teams of adventure travel filmmakers. Tino has participated in many snowboarding competitions and won many awards.

An energetic young man, Tuul has made his passion into a career. He has been riding since he was a child, and became a cycling tour guide and bike mechanic early in his adulthood. Outside of work, he still enjoys cycling as he is a member of the Mongolian Cycling Association and Nomads Cycling Club. He has participated in many national cycling competitions and won awards.

With extensive knowledge about bikes and routes, Orgil is your go-to man for direction or if you need a fixing. Just tell him if there is a bike problem and he can fix it as quickly as possible. He enjoys escaping from the city once in a while to cycle out in beautiful nature while catching fresh air.

Starting out as an assistant travel chef in 2014, Otgoo is now a head chef. You’ll be surprised at how he is able to cook delicious restaurant-class dishes during trips out in wild nature. He cooks for our clients and at other times he is a head chef at World Wine, a chain restaurant in the capital.

An accomplished chef, Tenger has been working in the travel and restaurant sectors since graduating with a degree in culinary arts. Besides cooking for travelers, he has cooked at large events and several big restaurants in the capital. Now, he is the head chef at Asiana, a popular restaurant specializing in Mongolian and Asian cuisine.

A young chef passionate about cooking, Ochiroo puts his heart and soul into each meal just like the rest of our outstanding chefs. He is also a head chef at World Wine, a chain restaurant, when he is not on tours.

Lhagvaa is the cousin of Nara. Following in his older cousin’s footsteps, he also joined the travel sector and fell in love. Now he is an experienced chef who loves cooking outdoors. He is also a head chef at World Wine, a chain restaurant, when he is not cooking for clients.

Growing up and living as a nomad, Lhagvaa knows the Mongolian lands well because nomads have a good sense of direction as well as memorization of particular landscapes since they live in harmony with nature and move to different locations during the change of each season. You can say he has a GPS in his head. His family at Elsen Tasarkhai, nicknamed “Little Gobi”, has extra gers (traditional felt homes) serving as accommodations for clients, sort of like a guesthouse, so you can say it’s a guest ger.

Just like our other drivers, Gerelt Od also grew up in the countryside in a nomadic family. Because he grew up as a nomad, he is also able to traverse the Mongolian dirt roads without street signs or markers and reach destinations without hesitation.

Growing up as a nomad, Sansar knows well about Mongolian culture and traditions. He has been taking travelers from all around the world to all around Mongolia since early 2000s and knows the roads well, even to less-traveled places. During his break from driving, you can see him doing maintenance work on his car or helping out at the camp because he is quite the handy-man. From helping out with cooking to fixing things, he always remains busy.