Eternal Landscapes is a specialist Mongolia tour operator founded in 2010 by Jess Brooks and Turuu, offering personally crafted itineraries that go beyond the tourist trail. Operating as a social enterprise registered in Mongolia, the company is built on a deep commitment to sustainable travel, local economic benefit, and authentic cultural immersion across the country's extraordinary landscapes.
Every Eternal Landscapes holiday is individually designed around the traveller, drawing on years of on-the-ground experience to create routes that reveal the true character of Mongolia. Small group sizes of just six people ensure a genuinely personal experience, whether crossing the vast steppe, exploring the Gobi desert, or spending time with nomadic herding families far from conventional tourist circuits.
Eternal Landscapes operates firmly within an ethos of sustainable tourism, minimising leakage from local communities and maximising benefit for Mongolian guides, drivers, and families hosting travellers. The company has been recognised internationally for its work on gender equality in tourism, receiving a Gender Equality Champion of the Year Award at ITB Berlin. Choosing Eternal Landscapes means your travel spend directly supports Mongolian livelihoods.
Rather than fixed group departures, Eternal Landscapes builds itineraries to suit what each traveller wants from Mongolia — whether that is a horse-trekking adventure in the Khangai mountains, a remote Gobi crossing, a stay with nomadic eagle hunters in the west, or a combination of all three. Local expertise and established ground contacts make planning straightforward and give travellers confidence in every detail of their trip.
Eternal Landscapes is best suited to independent-minded travellers who want something genuinely different — those seeking authentic cultural encounters, remote landscapes, and flexible itineraries rather than large-group coach tours. Previous Mongolia experience is not required; the team guides first-timers as well as returning visitors.
Group sizes are deliberately kept to a maximum of six travellers. This small-group approach preserves the personal nature of the experience and reduces the environmental and social footprint on the communities and landscapes visited.
Mongolia is widely regarded as a welcoming and safe destination. Eternal Landscapes has particular experience supporting solo travellers and women travelling alone, and the company's sustainable, community-focused model means itineraries are well supported at every stage by trusted local contacts.
The main travel season runs from June to September, when the steppe is green, the Naadam festival takes place in July, and nomadic families are accessible across the countryside. Winter trips into the snow-covered landscape are also possible for travellers seeking a more extreme adventure.
Eternal Landscapes channels spending directly into local Mongolian businesses, employs Mongolian guides and drivers, and designs itineraries that benefit host communities rather than international operators. The company is registered in Mongolia and operated from there, ensuring the economic benefit of tourism stays in the country.
The company was established in 2010 by Jess Brooks, a British tour leader who had been based in Mongolia since 2006, together with her Mongolian colleague Turuu. After the UK adventure company they had both worked for was sold and restructured, the pair set up Eternal Landscapes to continue offering high-quality, personal Mongolia experiences with full local ownership and expertise.
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