As you look back at 2024, are you satisfied with what you learned, the adventures you had, and the way you lived? If you feel like you drearily survived but didn’t really live to the fullest, exploring Mongolia may be just what the doctor ordered for making 2025 the most memorable time of your life. The prospect sounds daunting, but luckily you don’t have to do it on your own. Consider skipping the headaches and stress by booking a guided self-drive Liqui Moly Extreme Offroad Mongolia Tour. There’s just something about the prospect that makes you feel alive, right?

There are four adventure packages that are offered from February to August 2025: Fast Off Tracks, Gobi Tracks, Ice Tracks To Taiga, and Desert Dunes And Crystal Lakes. Duration varies from five to fourteen days, and total distance ranges from about 500 miles to 1,200 miles. Depending on the adventure, you get to explore various aspects of Mongolian landscapes while authentically experiencing its culture. Mongolia’s diverse landscape includes deserts, sand dunes, ice-filled valleys, rainbow-colored rocks, frozen lakes, and tons more—not to mention Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia where the adventures begin and end.

To make it happen, Mongolia-based tour operator Liqui Moly Extreme partners with SIXT Mongolia, a car rental company. Of course, Liqui Moly makes sure the vehicle you drive—perhaps a UAZ Patriot, Toyota Land Cruiser 76, or Toyota Land Cruiser 250—is well maintained and reliably filled with Liqui Moly engine oil. Tours are graded from 1 (easy) to 5 (challenging), providing comfort for first-time off-roaders to excitement for the veterans. If you’d rather sit back and enjoy the ride, there’s an option for a Liqui Moly Extreme professional driver to take the wheel. You can ditch the comfort of a vehicle altogether and do the adventure on an enduro dirt bike, too.

The adventure includes the whole enchilada, the fully curated itinerary freeing you to simply enjoy the experience: a fully prepped and perpetually fueled off-road vehicle and an expert guide to lead the way; support crew; private chef to cook your food; access to nomadic families and tribes, traditional meals, and other cultural encounters; activities like horseback and camel riding, soaking in hotsprings, and attending festivals; welcome and farewell dinners; wildlife encounters (cue wild horses); accommodations through camp setups, guesthouses, and yurts; entry to national parks and other locations; and a Liqui Moly product kit, of course.

We’d spout off an all-inclusive price for these adventures, but since there are so many variables, it’s best to let you do the research. The website lists a per-person price range, but you’ll need to factor in additional airfare and travel costs. It’ll be costly, but it might be more costly to live another year stooped in depression and longing for the great beyond.