NAMON
A journey that begins at Humun Camp in 2023. We aim to create unforgettable, meaningful journeys across Mongolia, where you experience the authentic lifestyle of nomadic families.
The income generated through your travels provides vital support to nomadic families, helping them endure the harsh winter season.
From the peaks of the Altai Mountains to the vast lands of the Mankhan Gobi and the deep waters of Lake Khövsgöl — our experienced guides will lead you to any destination of your choice.
Meet our team
CEO NAMON
Born on August 7, 1998. From a young age, he developed a passion for travel and adventure, which became a major influence in shaping his life path. In 2024, he began working as a tour guide, where he discovered the joy and excitement of interacting with international tourists and connecting with people from diverse cultures. Through his experience in the tourism industry, he gained valuable knowledge and went on to establish his own travel company, where he now serves as the CEO. His goal is to provide travelers with an authentic experience of Mongolia’s nature, nomadic culture, and way of life. He is passionate about vehicles such as cars, motorcycles, and horses, and strives to make each journey more adventurous and memorable.
GUIDE TUVSHINBAYR
Hello, I’m Tuvshin, a guide with the Namon Team. I grew up riding horses from a young age and have been working as a tour guide since 2025. During tours, I help guests enjoy a safe and memorable journey while introducing them to the beauty of Mongolia’s nature and culture. My hobbies include e-sports and computer games. I am also interested in coding and enjoy learning about new technologies. In addition, I like watching anime and movies. I previously studied in Japan, so I can communicate in both Japanese and English. I look forward to meeting you and sharing an unforgettable experience in Mongolia. Have a great time and enjoy your adventure! 😊
GUIDE KHATAN
Interview (Self-Introduction) Q: Could you please introduce yourself? A: My name is Mendsaikhan Khatanbuuvei. Q: What is your current job? A: Since the summer of 2024, I have been working as an interpreter and tour guide. I provide guiding and interpretation services for foreign visitors traveling in Mongolia. Q: Could you tell us about your educational background? A: After graduating from high school, I went to Japan to study in 2018. I continued my studies there and returned to Mongolia in 2024. Q: When did you start riding horses? A: I learned how to ride a horse when I was 11 years old. Since then, I have loved horseback riding. Q: What are your hobbies? A: My hobbies are horseback riding, driving cars and motorcycles, and watching anime. Q: Do you have any final message? A: Please look forward to it! I hope we can have a great time together.
NOMADIC HERDER NYAMDORJ
A nomadic herder from northern Mongolia, in the Selenge country where our camps stand. Nyamdorj has raised horses on this land all his life — the riding routes around Tsagaan Nuur and the Yeroo river are home ground for him. On tour, the horses you ride are often his, and the ger you sleep in is his family's. He knows every hill, every river crossing and the weather before it changes.
LUNDEE
I am deeply passionate about all aspects related to horses. I particularly enjoy crafting traditional horse equipment, such as reins, bridles, and buuguil, by hand. In addition, I take great pleasure in visiting unique destinations and guiding others by sharing the stories and cultural significance behind them. I find true fulfillment in creating, learning, and delivering meaningful experiences to people.