Travel Mongolia via travel networks of Mongolian community based tourism routes with nomadic families over Mongolia's vast epic landscapes.
By doing so you are directly supporting Mongolia's Regional Tourism Development Programme
 
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Trave to Mongolia and Experience Ger to Ger Community Based Tourism
  Mongolian Cultural Eco Tourism and Eco Travel

Travel Nomadic Routes from Family to Family and Support Rural Communities

Everyone benefits via Ger to Ger
Nomadic Cultural Eco Adventures

Travel Mongolia's great outdoors with Mongolian nomads that will guide you along their nomadic trails with their horses, camels, ox carts, or even trek from one nomadic family to the next over vast and epic Mongolian landscapes to visit, overnight and homestay with genuine Mongolian nomadic families in the mountains, along lush river valleys or deep in Mongolia's Gobi Desert all year round. By doing so you are directly benefiting rural Mongolian nomadic groups and their local communities in their efforts to produce non-commercialized outdoor cultural adventure travel and nomadic homestay visit trips in Mongolia that allows them to generate greatly needed alternative income sources.

Your traveling to these remote locations also provides an economic stimulus for government and private investors to increase and diversify rural services and job markets (health, pharmacies, education, food & drink, etc.) and infrastructure (fuel and oil, better roads, accomodations, etc.) in accordance with the growing industry demands; thus a solid foundation for sustainable rural livelihoods.

Approximately 90% of revenues generated through cultural eco tourism goes directly towards creating enabling environments for rural social economic development that allows the programme to sustainably work with rural nomadic herder groups, rural communities and other initiatives in supporting activities in healthcare, environmental protection, tourism, etc.

Through tourism incomes, rural nomadic herder groups and their communities are developing a greater sense of appreciation and understanding of their roles as:
Custodians of nomadic culture and heritage.
Guardians of local environment (income asset).
Nurturers of Travel Industry Partnerships.

Implementers of Millenium Development Goals.


UNESCAP'S REGIONAL REPORT FOR POLICY MAKERS ON EFFECTIVE REGIONAL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS GREATER SOCIAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

UNESCAP CASE STUDIED GER TO GER PROJECTGer to Ger was officially cited as an effective regional tourism case study (across Asia and the Pacific) in the report for UNESCAP member countries representing Asia and the Pacific Region. Specifically, Ger to Ger was the only Mongolian cultural tourism initiative cited from Mongolia for nomadic community-based tourism at the Sixty-third Session of UN's Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

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Corporate Responsibility & Ger to Ger
The Ger to Ger Fund was established by the Mongolian Alternatives Center to support the development of a new model of sustainable tourism in rural Mongolia, to benefit herder communities. The Ger to Ger project links herders and their communities to the tourism industry and provides quality sustainable travel services.

Give2Asia is a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and Canada 149(1)(f) public foundation, founded by The Asia Foundation to promote charitable giving to Asia. Give2Asia offers donors a wide range of philanthropic services, allowing them to recommend specific organizations for funding, and providing expert research and advice on special giving opportunities in a given country or field of interest. All Give2Asia grants are administered by its parent organization, The Asia Foundation, which maintains seventeen offices throughout Asia and has been a professional grantmaker since 1954. For more information, please visit www.give2asia.org.

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Chin-li Sun , Taiwan
"I had a wonderful conversation with the nomads and they told me that Ger to Ger Project has helped herders a lot. I think your project really set up a great example of eco-tourism which aims to be both educational to travelers and beneficial to the community.

Your project makes it possible for me to experience the authentic nomad tradition and learn invaluable knowledge about the Mongolian culture." Read more >

 
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Cassie Childers published her Ger to Ger experience in CityLife magazine called "Pleasure and Pain the Nomad Way"
Communing with nature this way and making personal connections with authentic nomad families was an experience unrivalled by any trip I’ve ever taken. Sometimes suffering a bit can make your life seem full of so much pleasure!

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Advocating
Responsible Tourism Development in Mongolia

Ms. Loreena McKennitt, International Recording Artist and now one of Ger to Ger's Goodwill Ambassadors
Loreena encourages anyone interested in Mongolia or nomadic cultures to explore the philosophy and opportunities provided by this not-for-profit, community-based organization.

Loreena McKennitt
Travelling through Mongolia in 2003 was an unforgettable and inspiring experience for Loreena. While she was there she met Zanjan Fromer, who was one of the conduits for her travels. He later became general director of Ger to Ger, a Mongolia-based, Nomad-centred project that supports sustainable tourism.

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Mongolia Rock Climbing Federation Established

Mongolia Rock Climbing
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C1 TV's BROADCASTED SHOW OF OUR ROCK CLIMBING WORKS!

Travel from Ger to Ger with nomadic families and Rock Climb in Mongolia!
Climbing area scouted by Ger to Ger and developed/ managed by Wind of Mongolia (French Adventure Operator) in association with Adventure-Studio.com, C1TV, MacCoffee and Mongolia's National Emergency Management Agency's Special Rescue Unit.

You can arrange your climbing trip with Ger to Ger and/or with Wind of Mongolia. We will assist you in arranging your own Special Rescue Unit Guide that will accompany you.

NEW OUTDOOR ROCK CLIMBING LOCATIONS INCLUDE:
Dundgovi's Ih Gazriin Chuluu
Bulgan's Khugnu Khan National Park
Terelj National Park

 

 

 

 

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Ger to Ger Project Contact Information

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Call or fax us: (976-11) 313336
Visit us: Mongolian Alternatives Center (NGO)
Arizona Plaza Building, Suite 11, Baruun Selbe 5/3
1st Khoroo, Chingeltei District
Terelj National Park's Winter Travel Routes: Mongolia Winter Cultural Homestay Travel and Visit Mongolian Nomads

'Teach a man to fish, he can eat.
Teach a man to ethically and responsbily manage his resources,
he and his tribe can eat for life.'

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