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The Three Camel Lodge was a 5-star establishment
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-L. Nguyen
The main lodge buildingthe highlight of the campis a blend of Mongolian artifacts and traditional design, which creates an informal and relaxing atmosphere where guests can lounge by the central fireplace and dream of present and future journeys. The large wooden porch provides the ideal spot to enjoy the serenity and peacefulness of the Mongolian outback while enjoying the late afternoon sky or brilliant night stars. And stone terraces are the perfect place for travelers to behold the extraordinary view of the desert while enjoying a cold drink from our fully-stocked bar.
Gers, the traditional felt tents of nomadic herders, provide a wonderful balance between nature and comfort. Hand-made using a latticed wood structure covered with layers of felt and canvas, each ger is heated by a wood stove and furnished with beautifully painted wood-framed beds and furniture. Western-style bathroom and shower facilities are located in the main lodge building found a few hundred feet from the gers.
Each ger offers simple elegance while blending with the stunning landscape of the Gobi and is situated to have an unobstructed view of the far-reaching desert and the Gobi-Altai Mountain range. Based on twin occupancy, the gers provide an authentic and memorable taste of Mongolian culture and allow you to visit the remote Gobi Desert in comfort and luxury.
Services and Facilities
Accommodations include 30 gers based on twin occupancy
Attendants for each ger with daily housekeeping
Conference/lecture hall with television and VCR equipment
Fully-attended reception area
Dining hall modeled on traditional nomadic dwellings
Fully-stocked bar featuring select wines, beers, and spirits
Ecological, state-of-the-art bathroom and shower facilities located in a central building found a few hundred feet from the gers
Constant, renewable energy generation including 24-hour electricity in each ger supported by batteries charged during the day by solar panels
Laundry service
Entertainment by traditional Mongolian hoomi (throat) singers, musicians, contortionists, and dancers
Gift shop featuring local crafts and artwork
Selection of board games
Optional daily hikes and excursions accompanied by a local field guide
Business facilities including fax service (details available on request)
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