The travelers must be up to date with the vaccination routine while they travel to Mongolia.
Routine Vaccine: The tourist must make sure to become up to date with vaccines before going on to a trip. The routine vaccines include (MMR) measles- mumps- rubella vaccine, varicella vaccine and yearly flu shot.
Hepatitis Vaccination: The vaccination of hepatitis is recommended to the travelers as there are chances of guzzling food and water that are contaminated.
Typhoid: The traveler can also get typhoid through contaminated water and food in Mongolia. CDC recommends the typhoid vaccine to most of the travelers if they are visiting smaller or nomadic areas of Mongolia.
Rabies: In Mongolia, rabies can be found in bats, dogs and other mammals in Mongolia. Therefore, CDC recommends the traveler to take the vaccine for the following listed groups:
- Travellers who are indulged in outdoor activities like camping, hiking, biking, adventure, traveling and caving. These activities can put them at risk for animal bites.
- The professional tourist who have visited Mongolia to work with or around various animals.
- Children must be vaccinated against rabies because they tend to play outdoors and on getting an animal bite, they fail to report.