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Traveling as a vegetarian in Mongolia can be a unique experience, especially in rural areas where traditional diets are heavily meat-based. However, with some preparation and understanding of local customs, it’s entirely possible to enjoy your journey while sticking to a vegetarian diet. Here’s a guide to navigating vegetarian-friendly options in rural Mongolia.
Mongolian cuisine typically revolves around meat, dairy, and wheat products due to the country’s nomadic lifestyle and harsh climate. Common dishes include lamb, mutton, and beef, often served with noodles or rice. While vegetarianism is uncommon among locals, there are ways to adapt.
Dairy plays a significant role in Mongolian cuisine. While not vegan, vegetarians can enjoy:
You can find simple yet satisfying grain-based options:
While fresh produce can be limited in rural areas, you may find:
Soups are common in Mongolian households. Ask for broth-based vegetable soups without meat.
Learning a few key phrases in Mongolian can go a long way:
Carry shelf-stable vegetarian snacks, such as:
Many tourist ger camps cater to international visitors and may offer vegetarian meals upon request. Be sure to inform them in advance.
Purchase fresh vegetables, bread, and dairy products from markets in towns or villages.
If you’re trekking or camping, a portable stove allows you to prepare your own vegetarian meals.
While Mongolian hospitality is unparalleled, refusing meat may be seen as unusual. Be patient and polite when explaining your dietary needs. Sharing tea or dairy products is often an acceptable alternative to partake in local traditions.
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