With a driver (most popular)
A Land Cruiser, Delica or UAZ van with an experienced driver who knows the tracks and can fix the car. Fuel is usually extra.
Most visitors hire a 4×4 with a local driver; self-drive is possible but tough off the main roads. Send a request and local companies will quote you.
A Land Cruiser, Delica or UAZ van with an experienced driver who knows the tracks and can fix the car. Fuel is usually extra.
Possible with an International Driving Permit. Main roads are paved; most sights are on dirt tracks with no signs. Bring offline maps and a satellite messenger.
UAZ 'Furgon' vans are cheap and easy to repair; Land Cruisers are more comfortable; Delica minivans suit families on better roads.
Fill up whenever you can outside the cities. A Gobi loop is about 1,600–2,000 km.
Ask exactly what the insurance covers on dirt roads and river crossings.
Mongolia drives on the right, though many cars are right-hand drive imports.