WELT TV Documentary: “Minus 20°C – Ice, Ice, Baby” | LIQUI MOLY Extreme Winter Adventure in Mongolia
Experience the ultimate winter off-road adventure in Mongolia with WELT TV’s captivating documentary, “Minus 20°C – Ice, Ice, Baby.” Join journalist Michael Fabricius on a ten-day expedition through Mongolia’s frozen wilderness, where temperatures drop to −20 °C and landscapes transform into breathtaking ice and snow scenes. This feature showcases Mongolia’s vast frozen lakes, snow-covered taiga forests, and the unique lifestyle of semi-nomadic communities living in traditional yurts.
The journey is guided by the LIQUI MOLY Extreme team, experts in extreme off-road expeditions, combining thrilling 4×4 driving across frozen terrain with authentic Mongolian hospitality. Viewers get an insider’s look at Mongolia winter tours, ice track driving, and the challenges and beauty of exploring remote regions in freezing temperatures. Whether you’re interested in off-road adventures, winter travel in Mongolia, or extreme driving experiences, this WELT TV documentary delivers stunning visuals, expert insights, and inspiration for your next adventure.
Watch the full report here: https://www.welt.de/reise/video69204c8a52711a01b9dd5163/minus-20-grad-eis-eis-baby-roadtrip-durch-die-mongolei.html
WELT am Sonntag has reported about the winter adventure tour LIQUI MOLY Extreme Ice Tracks
The German newspaper Welt am Sonntag (Issue 46, 16 November 2025) published a full-page travel feature titled “Eis, Eis, Baby” showcasing the LIQUI MOLY Extreme Ice Tracks Winter Tour in Mongolia. The article highlights the unique adventure of driving specially equipped 4×4 Toyota Land Cruisers across the frozen lakes and vast winter landscapes of Western and Central Mongolia. With dramatic imagery of vehicles standing on crystal-clear ice sheets, the story emphasizes the tour’s blend of adrenaline, untouched nature, and true expedition feeling.
The feature explains why Mongolia’s winter is becoming a top destination for adventure travelers seeking raw landscapes, extreme driving conditions, and authentic nomadic culture. It also explores how the LIQUI MOLY Extreme Tour provides a safe yet thrilling experience using professional guides, winter-ready expedition vehicles, and routes across frozen lakes, remote mountain passes, and Siberian-inspired steppe environments.
By portraying Mongolia as a world-class winter destination and highlighting the tour’s combination of off-road expertise and natural wonder, the article positions the LIQUI MOLY Extreme Ice Tracks Tour as one of the most unique winter expeditions on the global travel market.
This high-visibility feature in a major German newspaper significantly strengthens Mongolia’s presence in the adventure-travel segment and demonstrates growing international recognition for extreme self-drive tours in the country.
LIQUI MOLY Extreme Altai Tracks to Eagle Hunters on the cover of the newspaper “20 minuten” in Switzerland
The Swiss newspaper 20 Minuten features Bazarbay, a 34-year-old Kazakh eagle hunter living in the remote valleys of western Mongolia. Practicing a tradition passed down through five generations, Bazarbay trains golden eagles for hunting — a process that requires years of preparation and close collaboration with the birds. The eagles hunt with humans for about five years before being released to start their own life and family.
Family is central to Bazarbay’s worldview. He has three children and plans to have more, emphasizing the importance of population growth in Mongolia’s sparsely populated western regions. He also hopes to pass down the eagle-hunting tradition to his eldest son. Beyond eagle hunting, Bazarbay is passionate about horses and dreams of owning the fastest horse in Mongolia, often participating in regional competitions.
The article also highlights how tourism supports eagle hunters like Bazarbay. Travelers can experience LIQUI MOLY Extreme’s “Altai Tracks to Eagle Hunters” tour, combining off-road adventure in 4×4 vehicles or motorcycles with authentic cultural encounters. Tourists witness the stunning landscapes of Mongolia’s Altai mountains, steppe, and taiga while learning the ancient art of hunting with eagles.
This story gives a rare insight into Mongolia’s semi-nomadic life, Kazakh traditions, and winter/off-road travel opportunities, showing how adventure tourism and cultural preservation go hand in hand.
Read about the trip online on 20 Minuten:
LIQUI MOLY Ice Tracks to Taiga in Süddeutsche Zeitung:
Süddeutsche Zeitung has tested and reported about the LIQUI MOLY Extreme Ice Tracks Winter Expedition
“Fahrt über den Eisplaneten”
The Süddeutsche Zeitung has published a fascinating article about an extreme Winter Mongolia tour, where a journalist experienced firsthand the raw beauty and unforgiving conditions of one of the world’s most remote landscapes. Organized by LIQUI MOLY Extreme, the expedition took the team across vast, icy plains and treacherous terrain, pushing both vehicles and participants to their limits.
In the article, the journalist Titus Arnu vividly describes the bone-chilling temperatures, the challenges of navigating through Mongolia’s frozen wilderness, and the sheer thrill of the journey. Along the way, they encountered breathtaking, snow-covered scenery and gained deep insights into the nomadic culture of the region. The piece captures not only the physical endurance required for such an adventure but also the awe-inspiring moments that made this journey unforgettable.
Published in one of Germany’s leading newspapers, this feature highlights Mongolia as the ultimate destination for adventure seekers, showcasing the dramatic landscapes and unique experiences that make a Mongolia tour an extraordinary challenge and a dream for explorers.
Tages Anzeiger (Switzerland) about the LIQUI MOLY Ice Tracks to Taiga Expedition
Aussentemperatur minus 35 Grad: Die Mongolei ist nichts für Warmduscher
Im Winter herrschen hier eisige Temperaturen, Wind und extrem trockene Luft. Und zu essen gibts Fleisch, Fleisch, Fleisch.
A similar article was also published by the Swiss Tages Anzeiger
LIQUI MOLY Extreme Ice Tracks in Business Punk
