
A rare paragliding and overland expedition through Mongolia's most remote landscapes — combining adventure, culture, desert flying, and fully supported wilderness travel.
Journey deep into the vast and untouched landscapes of Mongolia. This private expedition takes you across the legendary Gobi Desert through towering dunes, remote valleys, ancient rock formations, and endless open terrain.
Designed for adventure seekers and pilots looking for a truly rare experience, the expedition combines paragliding, overland exploration, camping, and cultural immersion — all fully supported by an experienced expedition crew.
From remote launch sites to unforgettable desert sunsets, this is one of the last truly wild flying adventures on Earth.

Unforgettable flying above some of the world's most untouched desert terrain.

Experienced support crew: guides, medic, drivers, logistics, photographer, and PG instructor.

Cross Mongolia in private 4x4 vehicles built for remote terrain and long-distance overland travel.

Sleep in remote desert camps surrounded by silence, dunes, mountains, and vast open skies.

Locally prepared meals, traditional hospitality, and immersive travel through remote landscapes.






Airport transfer, check in to a modern hotel, easy evening unwind.
Half-day in Mongolia's ancient capital. Stock essentials, meet drivers, load 4x4s and head to Baga Gazriin Chuluu.
Explore the dramatic granite rock formations of Baga Gazriin Chuluu in the morning before continuing south on a scenic desert drive (~4 hours) to Tsagaan Suvarga (White Stupa), with potential flying opportunities along the route depending on conditions. Arrive in time for sunset and establish a wild desert camp with individual tents and a large communal tent for shared meals, relaxing and evening campfire gatherings beneath the stars.
Drive south via Dalanzadgad with opportunities to refuel, resupply and regroup before continuing to the dramatic Yolyn Am Valley and gorge. Depending on conditions, there may be potential flying opportunities along the route or nearby terrain. Overnight in a wild desert camp with individual tents and a large communal tent for meals and evening campfire gatherings, or alternatively at a traditional ger camp near Dalanzadgad.
Drive west into the dunes (~200 km / half-day). Overnight: camp or ger camp base.
Four full days based at the spectacular Khongoryn Els dunes dedicated to paragliding, exploration, filming and immersive desert adventure. Flexible daily schedules will allow the group to maximise flying opportunities based on weather and wind conditions, with vehicle-supported access to launch areas across the dune system. Between flights, explore the vast desert landscape, capture content, ride camels, and experience remote camp life in the heart of the Gobi.
Depart the Khongoryn Els dunes and drive east across the Gobi to Bayanzag (~150 km), home of the legendary Flaming Cliffs. Explore the striking red sandstone formations, with potential flying opportunities en route depending on conditions. Overnight in a wild desert camp near the cliffs with individual tents and a large communal tent for shared meals, storytelling and campfire evenings under the stars.
Long drive north. Overnight: midway camp (Baga Gazriin Chuluu area or similar).
Drive back to the city. Return vehicles. Check-in: Ulaanbaatar hotel.
Transfer to airport. Departure.
Limited spaces available due to logistics and remote expedition support requirements.
This is not a standard sightseeing tour — it is a fully supported remote flying expedition through one of the most isolated and logistically challenging environments on Earth. The expedition is designed to give pilots the rare opportunity to access world-class flying terrain in the Mongolian Gobi with a professional support structure that prioritises safety, comfort and maximising flying opportunities throughout the journey. The cost reflects the scale of support and logistics required, including:
Operating safely and comfortably in the remote Gobi Desert requires a large amount of coordination, personnel, equipment and local knowledge. The expedition is built so participants can focus on flying, exploration and the experience itself, while an experienced team manages the complex logistics behind the scenes. Beyond the flying, this is also an immersive overland adventure through Mongolia's vast desert landscapes — combining expedition travel, wild camping, cultural connection and remote aerial exploration in a way very few people ever experience.
This expedition is designed for pilots with a minimum of PG2. Contact us for experience requirements and recommended certifications if you're unsure.
The expedition includes hotel accommodation in Ulaanbaatar at the beginning and end of the journey, combined with fully supported remote desert camping throughout the Gobi expedition. While in the desert, participants will stay in individual ground tents at carefully selected wild camp locations, with a full support crew managing camp logistics and daily operations. Camps are centred around a large communal mess tent used for shared meals, relaxing, briefings and evening campfire gatherings. A local Mongolian support team and camp chefs will prepare all meals throughout the expedition, creating a comfortable and well-supported experience despite the remote wilderness setting. On select nights, traditional Mongolian ger camps may also be used depending on location and conditions.
Yes. The expedition is fully supported by an experienced local and international team throughout the journey. Support includes professional 4x4 drivers, local Mongolian guides, expedition logistics staff, camp crew, a dedicated medic, and paragliding support personnel. The team will manage transport, navigation, camp operations, meal preparation, safety coordination and daily logistics, allowing participants to focus on flying, exploration and the overall experience.
Expect classic Gobi Desert conditions throughout the expedition. Days are typically dry, sunny and comfortably warm, while temperatures can drop sharply after sunset — especially in open desert camps. Mornings and evenings are often crisp, with occasional cold overnight conditions.
A detailed packing list will be provided after booking confirmation.
The deposit is non-refundable. If attendance becomes impossible, you may transfer your slot to another qualified person, provided timing permits.
If the expedition is cancelled by the event organisers due to unforeseen circumstances and is not postponed or rescheduled, all participant payments will be fully refunded, excluding any applicable bank transfer or transaction fees.
Travel-related disruptions or personal travel complications are not eligible for refunds and should be claimed through the participant's travel insurance provider. However, officially documented government-imposed travel restrictions issued by the country hosting the expedition, which directly prevent participation, will qualify for a refund.
One of the last truly wild flying adventures