A ger camp in Central Aimak, Mongolia, offers a unique nomadic experience, typically involving staying in traditional yurts (gers). Accessibility can be challenging due to the remote locations and unpaved roads, often requiring 4x4 vehicles. While solo travel is possible, guided tours are highly recommended to navigate the terrain and cultural nuances. Seasonal restrictions apply, with most camps operating from late spring to early autumn (May-September) to avoid harsh winter conditions. Costs can vary widely depending on the camp's amenities and inclusions, but expect to pay from budget to mid-range prices per night. A typical visit duration ranges from 2-7 days, allowing time for cultural immersion, horseback riding, and exploring the surrounding landscapes. Be prepared for limited electricity and facilities, and embrace the opportunity to disconnect and appreciate the natural beauty.