After arriving in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, we will drive a couple hours from the city to Terelj National Park. Terelj National Park is located within the beautiful Mongolian mountains and we will get to experience the beautiful scenery and outstanding natural rock formations. After sightseeing landscapes, we will go on a horse-riding trip that is designed for tourists. Your first day of the trip will be a serene day at Terelj, a great introduction to Mongolia.

After staying the night at a traditional but comfortable Ger camp, we will head back to Ulaanbaatar. In Ulaanbaatar we will check in at the Hotel, then we will visit famous sights and have a modern Mongolian city night at renowned restaurants and bars.

Khustai National Park is the habitat of essential Mongolian wildlife and plant life. Khustai Nuruu is home to over 667 species of plants, lichens, moss and mushrooms. In addition there are 385 species of insects and 279 species of animals, including fish, mammals and birds. The main attraction will be to see the rare and endangered wild horse Takhi, also known as Prezewalski’s Horse. If we are lucky we may get to experience the sights of a mongolian wolf, wild deer, eurasian lynx, golden eagle and the mongolian gazelle.

Karakorum was the capital of Mongolia during the 13th century. Here you can see the remains of the Mongol empire from the 13th century and visit the Karakorum museum to examine the relics and artifacts from Mongolia’s history. Then we will tour Erdene Zuu Monastery, the oldest monastery in Mongolia that was built in 1586. This ceremonious place of worship showcases the true artisanship of Ancient Mongolian architects. 

Tsenkher Hot Springs is located in Arkhangai which is famous for its many old volcanoes. The presence of these old volcanoes explain the natural hot water source and the water flows all year around with temperatures up to 85 C or 185 F. If that sounds too hot, don’t worry. These areas have been set up with less hot temperature for visitors to relax and enjoy the natural air in hot springs. Many travelers claim its healing properties and some just enjoy the comfort of the waters.

Taikhar Rock is a 20 meter high granite block all alone in the middle of vast flatland. Its shape and unusual location is most fascinating and you will be able to look at rock writings that date from the 6th century to the modern day. The inscriptions prove that this has been an important site for thousands of years. Then we will visit Khorgo Volcano. It is a 2210 meter high dormant volcano. You will be able to go inside the volcano and climb on stairs and trails to reach the top and walk along the volcano too. 

Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake or The Great White Lake is a freshwater lake famous for its fish and rich wildlife. During this time you will intervene with our BNM film crew while they are filming a documentary on shamanism. They will be performing healing rituals on Mongolians and although foreigners cannot participate, you will be able to witness the mysticism of Mongolian shamanism. 

Once we end our trip through the wilderness of Mongolia, we will return to the capital city. On this day there will be no sightseeing as we will have to travel 700 kilometers back to the capital city. On the way there will be plenty of rest stops and meal stops.

Once we end our trip through the wilderness of Mongolia, we will return to the capital city and then you will have free time to relax, go shopping, go sightseeing and prepare for your departure back home.

Our team will drive you and your luggage to the airport on time and make sure everything is in order for you to board your flight safely back home.