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Beyond ExpeditionsBeyond Limits Expeditions Pte Ltd
Singapore · 2017 · 5 tours
Singapore company (Beyond Limits Expeditions Pte Ltd, "since 2017") running small-group expeditions from Singapore. Its destinations are Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Ladakh, Madagascar and Bhutan, and it also runs outdoor-education programmes. The site says it began with a journey to Mongolia in 2017 and has worked with the same nomadic host families since then. On 2026-09-23 its Mongolia page listed five group expeditions: North Mongolia Taiga, South Mongolia Gobi, West Mongolia Altai, the Golden Eagle Festival and Central Mongolia. Groups are described as 5–9 travellers, and private expeditions on flexible dates are also offered. A separate charity programme page (a frozen Lake Khuvsgul trek, 29 January – 8 February 2026) says that programme is on hold.
Published tours
Experience Magical Taiga: Meet The Mystical Tsaatan Reindeer Herders in Northern Mongolia
11 days · $4,590 nett per pax, exclusive of flights.
Per person, nett, in US dollars, excluding flights. First-time travellers pay US$4,390 after a US$200 voucher; returning travellers pay US$4,090 after US$500 off. A 50% non-refundable deposit is required, and the balance is due 8 weeks before the trip.
Small-group join-in · 5–9 travellers (the company's stated group size) · The sign-up form lists 22 Nov – 2 Dec 2025, 4–14 Dec 2025, 14–24 May 2026, 11–21 June 2026 and 16–26 July 2026, all past on 2026-09-23. A private expedition on flexible dates is also offered.
Includes: Return airport transfers in Mongolia, Twin-share 3-star hotel in Ulaanbaatar, guesthouses, tourist ger camps and gers with nomadic host families, Breakfast, lunch and dinner each day as listed, Private 4x4 with an experienced driver, including fuel, English-speaking Mongolian guide, All staff costs, including their fees, insurance and expedition equipment, Government and local taxes, National park and protected-area entrance fees, 1.5 litres of bottled water per person per day, Use of a 3- to 4-season sleeping bag, Horse riding with local handlers
Live the Legend of Gobi with the Mystical Camel Nomads of South Mongolia
9 days · $4,390 nett per pax, exclusive of flights.
Per person, nett, in US dollars, excluding flights. First-time travellers pay US$4,190 after a US$200 voucher; returning travellers pay US$3,890 after US$500 off. A 50% non-refundable deposit is required, and the balance is due 8 weeks before the trip.
Small-group join-in · 5–9 travellers (the company's stated group size) · No fixed dates published. The sign-up form offers Q4 2026, Q1 2027 or Q2 2027, or the traveller's own preferred dates.
Includes: Return airport transfers in Mongolia, Twin-share 3-star hotel in Ulaanbaatar, guesthouses, tourist ger camps and gers with nomadic host families, Breakfast, lunch and dinner each day as listed, Private 4x4 with an experienced driver, including fuel, English-speaking Mongolian guide, All staff costs, including their fees, insurance and expedition equipment, Government and local taxes, National park and protected-area entrance fees, 1.5 litres of bottled water per person per day, Use of a 3- to 4-season sleeping bag, Horse and camel riding with local handlers
Wandering the Wild, Wild West: A Voyage into the Land of the Kazakh Golden Eagle Hunters
12 days · No price published
No price or dates published for this itinerary; its section links to the Golden Eagle Festival pricing page.
Small-group join-in · 5–9 travellers (the company's stated group size)
The annual Legendary Kazakh Golden Eagle Hunting Festival
11 days · $5,490 nett per pax, exclusive of flights.
Per person, nett, in US dollars, excluding flights. First-time travellers pay US$5,290 after a US$200 voucher; returning travellers pay US$4,990 after US$500 off. A 50% non-refundable deposit is required, and the balance is due 8 weeks before the trip. Includes a one-way domestic flight between Ulaanbaatar and Bayan-Ölgii.
Festival · 5–9 travellers (the company's stated group size) · October · Two group departures in October 2026 on the sign-up form ("1st tour (Oct 2026)" and "2nd tour (Oct 2026)"); exact dates not given. The Mongolia page says this expedition runs once a year in October.
Includes: One-way economy domestic flight between Ulaanbaatar and Bayan-Ölgii (15 kg checked, 5 kg carry-on), Return airport transfers in Mongolia, Twin-share 3-star hotel in Ulaanbaatar, guesthouses, tourist ger camps and gers with nomadic host families, Breakfast, lunch and dinner each day as listed, Private 4x4 with an experienced driver, including fuel, English-speaking Mongolian guide, All staff costs, including their fees, insurance and expedition equipment, Government and local taxes, National park and protected-area entrance fees, 1.5 litres of bottled water per person per day, Use of a 3- to 4-season sleeping bag, Horse and camel riding with local handlers, Golden Eagle Festival ticket
Crusade across Central Mongolia: Ancient Heartland of Enchanting Nomads and Epic Nature
10 days · $4,490 nett per pax, exclusive of flights.
Per person, nett, in US dollars, excluding flights. First-time travellers pay US$4,290 after a US$200 voucher; returning travellers pay US$3,990 after US$500 off. A 50% non-refundable deposit is required, and the balance is due 8 weeks before the trip.
Small-group join-in · 5–9 travellers (the company's stated group size) · The sign-up form lists 24 Oct – 2 Nov 2026 (3 spots left), 6–15 Nov 2026 (4 left), 15–24 May 2027 (4 left) and 1–10 Oct 2027 (5 left). Preferred dates and private expeditions are also offered.
Includes: Return airport transfers in Mongolia, Twin-share 3-star hotel in Ulaanbaatar, guesthouses, tourist ger camps and gers with nomadic host families, Breakfast, lunch and dinner each day as listed, Private 4x4 with an experienced driver, including fuel, English-speaking Mongolian guide, All staff costs, including their fees, insurance and expedition equipment, Government and local taxes, National park and protected-area entrance fees, 1.5 litres of bottled water per person per day, Use of a 3- to 4-season sleeping bag, Horse and camel riding with local handlers