The Rock Nomad Herder- Music under the Gobi stars
About this place
Nestled in the dramatic landscapes of Dundgovi Province, our camp lies about 35 km southeast of Adaatsag soum, set at the awe-inspiring Baga Gazriin Chuluu granite massif. This remarkable site spans roughly 15 km by 10 km and reaches towering heights near 1,768 meters above sea level .
Baga Gazriin Chuluu is famed for its surreal granite formations, historic petroglyphs, ancient temple ruins, and an eye-treatment spring where visitors can cleanse with revitalizing water .
Nearby, Khadan Us—literally “eye water”—offers a small, culturally meaningful spring said to aid eye ailments. Located just a short distance from the rock formations, it’s a tranquil stop on every traveler’s path
Host Information
Bayartsogt
Meet Bayartsogt, a spirited herder from Adaatsag, Dundgobi, who runs a cozy ger camp with his wife and daughter. Their family welcomes travelers with warm hospitality, home-style meals, and a front-row seat to real nomadic life.
On any given day you might see horses, sheep, goats, and cattle grazing nearby—and when evening falls, the camp lights up: Bayartsogt, a rock-music lover and drummer of 50 years, puts on a lively night rock performance that gets everyone smiling under the desert stars.
Hosting travelers since 2005, this is a place where you can visit a genuine herder household, learn about daily life, meet the animals up close, and wind down with music, stories, and the wide-open Gobi sky. A true rock herder with a big heart and bigger rhythm.
#601, Building Advanced Technology Center
Ikh toiruu-60, 10th khoroo, Sukbaatar District
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
info@mongolia-guide.com
+976 - 99057125
