B. Baldyrgan

CEO & Managing Director

Baldyrgan began his career as a professional guide in 2009 and has since built a reputation for delivering exceptional travel experiences across western Mongolia. He is passionate about connecting with people from around the world and providing accurate, insightful information about Mongolia’s landscapes, culture, and history.

Known for his reliability and warm hospitality, Baldyrgan takes great pride in ensuring that every traveler under his care enjoys a seamless and memorable journey. He is attentive, responsive, and dedicated to designing unique, tailor-made itineraries that reflect each guest’s interests. His deep-rooted nomadic heritage gives him an authentic understanding of local traditions, customs, and historical context.

Baldyrgan has also played a key role in several international film and media productions. He served as an interpreter for a filming crew from National Geographic during the production of the television episode Survive the Tribe (“Eagle Assassins”). In 2013, he worked as an interpreter and tour manager for a crew from Seven Network producing the television program Boy to Man for Discovery Channel.

From 2014 to 2015, Baldyrgan was the main organizer for the major international production The Eagle Huntress, which documented the story of Aisholpan, western Mongolia’s first 13-year-old female eagle hunter. He has also worked as a tour guide for researchers updating the latest edition of Lonely Planet.

Today, Baldyrgan’s extensive experience and in-depth knowledge of western Mongolia allow him to craft expertly planned itineraries. His familiarity with the region — “like the back of his hand” — ensures that every journey he designs is authentic, enriching, and unforgettable.