It depends on the location. In Ulaanbaatar and major provincial centers (Aimag centers), you will have excellent 4G/LTE speeds. However, the Gobi Desert and the vast steppes are extremely remote. While our eSIM connects to the best available towers, signal can be intermittent or non-existent in deep desert areas (like the Khongor Sand Dunes). Most tourist Ger camps are located near signal towers, but we strongly recommend downloading offline maps before leaving the city.
Will I have internet coverage in the Gobi Desert and traditional Ger camps?
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