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During this 4 day adventure, you will experience the highlights of Northern Mongolia, including visits to local nomadic familily and the reindeer herder’s camp. Enjoy gentle hikes along the lakeshore, horse riding through open steppe and forested trails, and time on the water by boat, taking in the crystal clear views of Lake Khuvsgul.

Begin your adventure in Hustai National Park, home of the wild Takhi horses, before travelling through Central Mongolia’s sweeping valleys, freshwater lakes, and cultural landmarks. Ride camels on the dunes of Elsen Tasarhai, swim and horse ride in clear lakes, and explore Khar Khorin and the Erdene Zuu Monastery.
Finish your journey among the volcanic landscapes of Khorgo Volcano and the tranquil Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake, where nature and culture come together in classic Mongolian style.

The Gobi Desert tour continues for 7 days. Get in touch with your inner nomad as you hike, trek, camel ride, and “sand sled” through the Gobi Desert. On this journey, you will see desert steppe, tremendous sand dunes, deep gorges with rivers running through them, Mongolia’s own “Grand Canyon,” and the infamous “Flaming Cliffs” of Bayanzag. The word Gobi means “desert” in Mongolian.

Discover Mongolia’s frozen north on an unforgettable winter adventure combining the spectacular Khuvsgul Ice Festival with a visit to the Tsaatan reindeer herders.

Explore the frozen shores of Lake Khuvsgul, visit the ancient deer stones of Uushgiin Övör, and travel into the remote Taiga. Stay with a welcoming Darkhad nomadic family, meet reindeer herders, and experience traditional Mongolian life in a breathtaking winter wilderness.

Explore the heartland of Mongolia! This fun filled day is the perfect trip if your stay here is short. You can experience bite sized portions of the best Mongolia has to offer. You can ride a horse, eat lunch in a ger and explore the surrounding countryside.

The city tour, from 8am until 6pm, includes Gandan Monastery, the National History Museum, Zaisan monument, where you will view the whole city. Ger district on the outskirts of Ulaanbaatar lie the ger districts – a fascinating sprawl of informal gers and housing that stretch up into the hills around the city, as well as Sukhbaatar Square and the local ‘black market’ Narantuul.

The Gobi is made up of several distinct ecological and geographic regions, based on variations in climate and topography. The Gobi is most notable in paleontology and history as part of the great Mongol Empire, and as the location of several important cities along the Silk Road.

Driving south from Ulaanbaatar, you will pass through the Middle and Southern regions of the desert, allowing you to experience the vastness of this special landscape. Among the rolling sand dunes and hills, activities include riding two humped Bactrian camels through the desert, visiting a Nomadic family, as well as enjoying the spectacular sunrises and sunsets. After wandering around Gobi, we will then head north to Central Mongolia. Here you will enjoy spectacular and lush greenery, swimming in freshwater Great White lake and waterfalls, as well as many famous cultural sites.

This trip encompasses the many stunning highlights of the world famous Gobi Desert and the lush, green surroundings of Central Mongolia. After wandering around the Gobi, we will then head north to Central Mongolia. Here you will enjoy spectacular and lush greenery, trekking to and swimming in the freshwater Eight Lakes and waterfalls. Then we will visit many famous cultural sites. Highlights include the ancient capital Khar Khorin, the Erdenezuu monastery, and trekking in the Naiman Nuur (Eight Lakes) national park.