Zorgol Khairkhan
Töv - Ulaanbaatar- Zorgol Khairkhan Mountain 150km
• This revered mountain, mentioned in the “Mongolian Secret History,” stretches 20km and is composed of granite rock. It features numerous caves, mineral springs, and is a habitat for mountain goats, sheep, eagles, and hawks. Ancient burial sites of Mongol warriors have also been discovered here. According to traditional Mongolian shamanic beliefs, the names of sacred mountains should not be spoken while present. Ideal for hiking and moderate climbing.
Bayanzag- Flaming Cliffs
Buugiin Khar
Tugrugiin Shiree
Khongor- Singing Dunes
Khongor- Singing Dunes
Three beautiful mountains- Gobi Gurvan Saikhan
Tsagaan Suvraga- White Stupa
Ikh Gazriin Chuluu National Park
Mandalgovi - White Stupa - Ikh Gazriin Chuluu 260km
• Our destination today is these stunning granite outcrops. These natural formations resemble various animals and even human figures. The area also features many caves tied to local legends. These rocky mountains extend 20km eastward and are perfect for hiking.
• Another highlight is an open-air stage dedicated to a famous Mongolian traditional long song singer, where singing contests are occasionally held in their honor.
Chinggis Khaan Statue
Töv - • After breakfast, we will head to the Tsonjin Boldog complex, home to the world’s largest equestrian statue. This 40m high stainless steel statue of Chinggis Khaan faces east towards his birthplace. According to legend, the great king found a golden whip here, symbolizing immense fortune and victory for nomads. Don’t forget to take a selfie with the Man of the Millennium.
• Optionally, you can experience horse trekking along the Tuul River through vast steppes with diverse landscapes.
Terelj National Park and Ulaanbaatar
Töv - Chinggis Khaan Statue-via Terelj National Park-Ulaanbaatar 130km
• Continue your journey to Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, known for its granite formations shaped by natural erosion, pine and larch-covered slopes, fields of colorful wildflowers, and pristine rivers and lakes.
• Visit other park sites such as the Cave of a Lama, Turtle Rock, and Aryapalo Meditation Temple. Hiking to the elephant-shaped temple along the trail offers various reasons to meditate, helping you find your own. The view from the top of the temple stairs is breathtaking. A perfect place to conclude your Mongolian adventure.
- Lunch included
- Horse and Camel rides
- Park entrance fees covered
- Dinner provided
- Breakfast included
- Authentic lodging in ger camps, nomadic families’ Gers, or tents
- Transfers upon arrival and departure included
- Full-time guide service
- • Accommodation in a hotel or hostel in Ulaanbaatar
- • Travel insurance, medical insurance
- • Alcoholic beverages
Mongolia’s Gobi Desert is notably the vastest desert in Asia, and it’s distinguished by its incredible landscapes and natural wonders. As categorized by Mongolians, it is said to consist of approximately 33 deserts where only 5% is made up of sand dunes. Beyond its astounding vistas, the Gobi Desert is rich in mineral wealth, varied plant and animal species, a plethora of undetected dinosaur fossils, and distinctive paleontological discoveries. Plus, it has a wealth of historic and archeological sites. A unique characteristic of the Mongolian desert is its simultaneous habitation by both humans and animals. This journey will introduce you to some of the Gobi Desert’s most impressive features.
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