A Complete Travel Checklist
Traveling to Mongolia in summer offers beautiful weather, but the conditions can still be unpredictable. From hot days to cool nights, here’s what to pack for a safe and comfortable trip.
👕 Clothing
Lightweight, breathable shirts (long-sleeved for sun protection)
T-shirts & tank tops (for warmer days)
Light jacket or fleece (nights can get chilly)
Warm sweater or hoodie (for higher altitudes or desert nights)
Waterproof windbreaker or rain jacket
Sleepwear (it can get cold at night in a ger)
👟 Footwear
Sturdy hiking boots or shoes (water-resistant if possible)
Comfortable sandals or slip-ons (for use around camps or in the city)
Flip-flops (for shared bathrooms or showers)
🧢 Accessories
Wide-brim hat or cap (for sun protection)
Sunglasses (with UV protection)
Reusable water bottle or hydration pack
Small daypack (for daily excursions)
🧴 Toiletries & Health
Sunscreen (high SPF)
Lip balm (with SPF)
Bug spray/insect repellent
Personal medications
Basic first aid kit
Wet wipes & hand sanitizer
🔌 Electronics
Power bank/portable charger
Universal adapter (Mongolia uses type C and E sockets)
Headlamp or flashlight (for ger camps)
🏕️ Optional but Useful
Sleeping bag liner (for extra warmth or hygiene in remote camps)
Binoculars (for wildlife or stargazing)
Notebook or journal
Snacks or energy bars (especially for long drives)
Small gifts for nomadic hosts (e.g. tea, candy, souvenirs from your country)
Pro Tip: Summer days can be hot (25–35°C / 77–95°F), but nights, especially in the steppe or mountains, can drop to 5–10°C (41–50°F). Pack layers to stay comfortable in changing conditions.
