Guide Training Horseback Mongolia 2011
May 24, 2011
Two days of training for our guides this year. The first day combined museum visits and refresher sessions: history, culture, geography, religion... Led by a Mongolian professor fluent in English, alongside museum guides.
We visited the National History Museum and Choijin Lama, allowing all our guides to update their knowledge. Younger guides had the chance to learn from experienced ones, exchanging insights and expertise.
The second day began with first aid training provided by the Red Cross. The afternoon was devoted to reviewing rules and conduct, along with practical role-playing scenarios. Shared experiences, laughter, smiles, focus, learning, discovery, reinforcement... these two days unfolded beautifully. Our guides for the 2011 season are ready to welcome you and give you an unforgettable journey through Mongolie.
Charlène Nomadays
SEO editor from the very beginning at Nomadays, Charlène has evolved into content manager and head of communications, accompanying the adventure with passion and dedication since its inception. After seven years living across Asia—from China to Thailand, passing through Mongolie and South Korea—she has made travel a way of being in the world. A lover of words, nature, and human connection, she strives to convey in her writing a thoughtful, engaged, and responsible vision of tourism. For her, each article is a bridge between curiosity, respect, and wonder.


