Three Camel Lodge enchants guests with our luxuriously appointed classic ger (pronounced ‘gaire’). Cozy wool carpets, thick camel-hair blankets, and furniture carved and painted by hand adorn each ger with authentic comfort. Heated by a wood stove and offering either a hand-painted, handmade king or two twin beds, every ger features a private bathroom.

Deluxe Double Ger is ideal for a solo traveler or a couple. The traditional dwellings are handmade, constructed with latticed wood, and covered with layers of felt and canvas. In keeping with Mongolian tradition, each has a southward-facing entrance. Decorative doors in a bright orange hue are the finishing touch. Step inside, and you’ll see a celebration of Mongolian artistry from the elegant, hand-painted furnishings crafted by local artisans to the handmade horse saddles and rugs adding a decorative touch. Creature comforts, such as en-suite, all-stone bathrooms, ramp up the luxury quotient, and all gers are heated by wood stoves. The oculus, used by nomads as a sundial, serves as a portal to the sky, flooding the ger with natural light by day, and serving as a window for stargazing in bed by night.

Three Camel Lodge enchants guests with our luxuriously appointed classic ger (pronounced ‘gaire’). Cozy wool carpets, thick camel-hair blankets, and furniture carved and painted by hand adorn each ger with authentic comfort. Heated by a wood stove and offering either a hand-painted, handmade king or two twin beds, every ger features a private bathroom.

Deluxe Twin Ger is ideal for two travelers. The traditional dwellings are handmade, constructed with latticed wood, and covered with layers of felt and canvas. In keeping with Mongolian tradition, each has a southward-facing entrance. Decorative doors in a bright orange hue are the finishing touch. Step inside, and you’ll see a celebration of Mongolian artistry from the elegant, hand-painted furnishings crafted by local artisans to the handmade horse saddles and rugs adding a decorative touch. Creature comforts, such as en-suite, all-stone bathrooms, ramp up the luxury quotient, and all gers are heated by wood stoves. The oculus, used by nomads as a sundial, serves as a portal to the sky, flooding the ger with natural light by day, and serving as a window for stargazing in bed by night.

Three Camel Lodge enchants guests with our luxuriously appointed classic ger (pronounced ‘gaire’). Cozy wool carpets, thick camel-hair blankets, and furniture carved and painted by hand adorn each ger with authentic comfort. Heated by a wood stove and offering either a hand-painted, handmade king or two twin beds, every ger features a private bathroom.

Khubilai Khan Family Ger is a two-bedroom ger, intended for families.The traditional dwellings are handmade, constructed with latticed wood, and covered with layers of felt and canvas. In keeping with Mongolian tradition, each has a southward-facing entrance. Decorative doors in a bright orange hue are the finishing touch. Step inside, and you’ll see a celebration of Mongolian artistry from the elegant, hand-painted furnishings crafted by local artisans to the handmade horse saddles and rugs adding a decorative touch. Creature comforts, such as en-suite, all-stone bathrooms, ramp up the luxury quotient, and all gers are heated by wood stoves. The oculus, used by nomads as a sundial, serves as a portal to the sky, flooding the ger with natural light by day, and serving as a window for stargazing in bed by night.

Three Camel Lodge enchants guests with our luxuriously appointed classic ger (pronounced ‘gaire’). Cozy wool carpets, thick camel-hair blankets, and furniture carved and painted by hand adorn each ger with authentic comfort. Heated by a wood stove and offering either a hand-painted, handmade king or two twin beds, every ger features a private bathroom.

Chinggis Khan Suite ger is a one-bedroom suite ger, intended for travelers who are seeking more spacious accommodation. 

The traditional dwellings are handmade, constructed with latticed wood, and covered with layers of felt and canvas. In keeping with Mongolian tradition, each has a southward-facing entrance. Decorative doors in a bright orange hue are the finishing touch. Step inside, and you’ll see a celebration of Mongolian artistry from the elegant, hand-painted furnishings crafted by local artisans to the handmade horse saddles and rugs adding a decorative touch. Creature comforts, such as en-suite, all-stone bathrooms, ramp up the luxury quotient, and all gers are heated by wood stoves. The oculus, used by nomads as a sundial, serves as a portal to the sky, flooding the ger with natural light by day, and serving as a window for stargazing in bed by night.