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18 May 2024
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Welcome Workawayers,
I am Tsenddavaa, mother of two great boys and owner of a small tour camp. This Nomadic Culture Centre is located in the most beautiful part of Northern Mongolia, in the village of Khatgal. From here it is only a few steps to Lake Khuvsgul, where I like to take a walk in the morning and enjoy the unique nature of Mongolia.
I would like to create an unforgettable experience for my guests with a range of different tours and atmospheric accommodation. Interaction with travellers and the village community, especially the local women, is important to me. For this I need your help! :) You can help me to constantly improve my camp and my business and I can introduce you to my country and the way of life here. I look forward to getting to know you and exchanging ideas.Types of help and learning opportunities
Help with Eco ProjectsDIY and building projectsCreating/ Cooking family mealsHelp around the houseHospitality/TourismGeneral MaintenanceHelp with Computers/ InternetCultural exchange and learning opportunities
Depending on your interests and how long you would like to stay here, there are many opportunities for cultural exchange. You will definitely get to know the village and its inhabitants, especially my friends and the helpers in the camp. There is traditional Mongolian food every day, which you can also learn to cook. And we can go for walks and day trips in the breathtaking countryside around us. If you have any questions or requests, I am open to your suggestions.
Projects involving children
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Help
There is always a lot to do in the camp, especially in spring, summer and autumn. But even in winter I organise special events for travel groups or extreme sports enthusiasts where I could use your help. Manual skills are always needed here, mainly carpentry but I am also looking for hard-working hands and creative minds for other tasks. Do you like cooking, do you have ideas for interior design or are you looking for cultural exchange with locals and travellers? Then you've found the right place. Tell me about your experience and skills and we will definitely find the right job for you.
Languages spoken
English: Fluent
Mongolian: FluentAccommodation
Depending on whether and how many guests are currently staying at the camp, you can choose whether you want to sleep in a traditional ger or a wooden cabin. If there are many workawayers at the camp at the same time, you may have to share accommodation. Heating is provided by wood-burning stoves, toilets and showers are outside. The cabin has its own small kitchen. There is wifi and a cosy chill-out area in the main building. The camp has plenty of space for outdoor activities such as sports, relaxation or campfires.
What else ...
If you like horse riding, I can offer you a short adventure on horseback. We might as well visit a nomadic family and do so much more. I look forward to spending time with you and hope you can soon feel at home here and as a part of the family.
A little more information
Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Can host families
Can possibly accept pets
This host has said they are willing to accept those travelling with a pet.
How many Workawayers can stay?
More than two
Hours expected
Maximum 4-5 hours a day, 5 days a week
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It was our first workaway in our World trip and such an amazing experience. Dava was not here but she texted us to check if everything was okay, it was low season so not many things to do but we made a brochure for the camp and spent almost all our time with her… read more
It was a chilly, super fun time with many laughs. I felt indeed like a family member, but at the same time like a guest when they prepared so… read more
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It was our first workaway in our World trip and such an amazing experience. Dava was not here but she texted us to check if everything was okay, it was low season so not many things to do but we made a brochure for the camp and spent almost all our time with her… read more
It was a chilly, super fun time with many laughs. I felt indeed like a family member, but at the same time like a guest when they prepared so… read more