Ulaanbaatar - Elsen Tasarkhai Sand Dune

Elsen Tasarkhai - After our guide and driver meet you at your designated hotel or airport, you’ll begin your guided tour towards the Elsen Tasarkhai (Mongol Els dunes), located 280km from Ulaanbaatar. We will have lunch upon reaching the Mongol Els Sand dunes, where you can enjoy camel riding, stroll across the sand dunes, and relax amidst the serene beauty of nature. The dunes, stretching 80 kilometers in length and 5 kilometers in width, are surrounded by low hills with sparse bushes and a small forest near a river. This area offers a unique blend of Mongolian mountains, forests, and Gobi-like landscapes all in one place. Overnight accommodation will be at a Tourist ger camp, where you can enjoy milk tea and traditional Mongolian cuisine. The local camp offers camel trekking, sandboarding, and nighttime stargazing opportunities in this mini desert enclave. You will spend a peaceful and beautiful evening in the middle of the mini desert.

Elsen Tasarkhai - Kharkhorin- Tsenkher Hot Springs

Kharkhorin - At dawn, after breakfast, we set out from Elsen Tasarkhai towards Tsenkher Hot Springs. On the way, we pass through the historic town of Kharkhorin, once the capital of the 13th-century Mongol Empire known as Karakorum. Our first stop is the Kharkhorin museum, which showcases artifacts and the history of the ancient city of Karakorum. We briefly observe the turtle stone monument, a significant relic of Karakorum, and visit the Erdene Zuu Monastery, built in 1586.

Tsenkher Hot Spring - From Kharkhorin, we head to Tsenkher Hot Springs, an open-air thermal spring located amid vast grasslands, offering an enchanting experience under the starry night sky. This tour is designed to indulge in the pleasures of open-air hot springs. The hot spring water, sourced from the mountains, is a natural mineral infusion known for its benefits to various skin conditions. It promotes skin health and beauty and is also effective for managing skin conditions.

Tsenkher Hot Spring - Terkhiin Tsagaan Nuur (Terkh Lake)

Terkhiin Tsagaan Nuur National Park - After an early breakfast, we head towards Terkhiin Tsagaan Nuur, also known as Terkh White Lake. The name “White Lake” comes from the lake’s remarkably clear, pristine water. Located in the Khangai Mountains in central Mongolia, this deep lake was formed by volcanic activity at an elevation of 2,000 meters, featuring expansive and crystal-clear waters reminiscent of the sea. Surrounded by volcanic formations, the area has been designated a national park and was recognized as one of the top travel destinations by CNN in 2011.

Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake - Murun (Khuvsgul)

Murun town- Khuvsgul Lake

Khuvsgul Lake - After breakfast, a 1-hour drive brings us to the shores of Khuvsgul Lake, nestled within the basin of the Khoridol Saridag Mountains at an elevation of 3,200 meters above sea level. Upon arrival, we settle in at a tourist camp, allowing ample time for relaxation after our extensive journey. Khuvsgul Lake is renowned as the clearest lake not only in Mongolia but also across Asia. Its crystal-clear waters, with visibility extending up to 20 meters, reveal the lake’s diverse aquatic life from the water’s edge. A remarkable array of 69 species of plankton micro-organisms thrives at depths of up to 5 meters, contributing to the lake’s natural water purification process. Despite being home to 12 fish species, fishing activities are limited. Our overnight stay at the lakeside tourist camp offers a chance to fully appreciate the serene beauty of the surroundings. Activities include boat excursions, mountain trekking, and horseback riding.

Khuvsgul Lake - Bulgan

Bulgan Province - We now proceed to our next destination, the Bulgan province, where Mongolia’s largest river, the Selenge Gol, flows through the northern part of the aimag, while the Orkhon and Tuul rivers wind through the southern regions. Bulgan aimag is known for its abundance of picturesque locations, including Eg-Selenge, Eg-Tarvagatai meadow, Uran-Togoo, Khugnukhan, Khuiji, Uurt, and various springs scattered throughout the province. Noteworthy historical landmarks include remnants from the Stone Age, ancient ruins, the site of Baibalyk (the ancient city of the Uighur State), and the remains of Prince Tsogt’s residence. Bulgan is a revered pilgrimage site for Mongolians due to its rich historical sites.

Bulgan (Uran togoo volcano)- Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex- Terelj National Park

Chinggis Khaan Statue - Early in the morning, we leave the Bulgan province area and head to our next destination. The next stop is the Chinggis Khaan Equestrian Statue, a massive monument standing 40 meters tall. In addition to visiting the statue, you will also explore the “small museum of history” located in the monument’s base building.

Gorkhi-Terelj National Park - Following this, we proceed to Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, where lunch is served at a restaurant within a tourist camp. Positioned at the southern end of the Siberian taiga, Gorkhi-Terelj National Park is the closest and most renowned tourist attraction from Ulaanbaatar. The region boasts a captivating natural landscape featuring sparse forests, mountain valleys, rocky cliffs, rivers, and streams. After the meal, we venture to witness the intriguing rock formation known as Turtle Rock and conclude the day at the horse hitching post, where you can leisurely enjoy a horse ride.

Terelj National Park - Ulaanbaatar

Ulaanbaatar - Upon reaching Ulaanbaatar, you can visit Zaisan Observatory, State Department stores, and world-renowned goat cashmere brand stores at low prices. For your convenience, we’ll take you shopping at the State Department store or Cashmere Outlet after lunch at a restaurant. If you have a flight scheduled for the day, we will arrange your smooth departure to the airport.

• Private transportation
• Meal and Accommodation
• Lunch
• Landing and/or facility fees
• Dinner
• Breakfast

• International Flight Ticket
• Travel Insurance
• Alcoholic drinks
• Gratuites