Journey to TERELJ National Park

Zaisan Memorial - Located in the southern region of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, the Zaisan Hill Complex is a notable memorial dedicated to Soviet soldiers who participated in World War II. The complex includes a circular mural illustrating key historical events, such as Soviet assistance in Mongolian independence. Besides its historical importance, Zaisan Hill provides breathtaking panoramic views of the city and its natural surroundings.

Genghis Khan Statue Complex - As Mongolia’s most iconic landmark and one of the globe’s largest equestrian statues, the 131-foot-tall (40-meter-tall) Genghis Khan Statue Complex (Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex) dominates the landscape. Visitors can take an elevator ride inside the horse and explore the museum to learn about the Mongols.

Gorkhi-Terelj National Park - Terelj National Park is located 75 km away. On the journey, visitors can explore Ovoo, a stone pile dedicated to the god of nature and the blue sky. The park offers beautiful granite rocky hills, a visit to a protected area, Turtle Rock exploration, soft trekking on the green meadow, hiking in the hills, exploring green valleys, and horse trekking in the surroundings.

Aryabal Meditation Temple - This center is beautifully situated on a mountainside and accessed by crossing a small wooden bridge known as “the Bridge that Leads Beyond Wisdom.” The main temple is devoted to Kalachakra philosophy (Wheel of Time) and showcases a Kalachakra mandala, a Shambhala thangka, and a gallery of 220 Buddhist philosophy paintings by artist Bayantsagaan.

Journey to Ugii Lake

Ugii Lake - The journey to Ugii Lake covers approximately 450 km. After breakfast, the departure includes a scenic drive through the Mongolian countryside. Along the way, there are stops for lunch and relaxation, with chances to experience natural landscapes and the local nomadic lifestyle. The drive offers stunning views of open steppe, herds of livestock, and traditional ger settlements.

Journey to Elsen-Tasarkhai /Semi-Gobi/ Via Kharkhorin

Kharkhorin - Kharkhorum city, known as Karakorum, was the capital of the Great Mongolian Empire in the thirteenth century. It is situated on the right bank of the Orkhon River, 360 km southwest of Ulaanbaatar, the current capital of Mongolia. In 1380, Karakorum was destroyed, but about two centuries later, the yurt of Avtai Khan, founder of the Erdene Zuu Monastery, emerged on the same site. Kharkorin city is rich in sightseeing and historical significance.

Elsen Tasarkhai - Elsen Tasarkhai is part of the Mongol Els sand dunes, stretching 80 km long and 5 km wide across Burd, Bulgan, and Gurvanbulag soums of Uvurkhangai province. It is located 280 km west of Ulaanbaatar and 80 km east of Karakorum, the ancient Mongolian capital. The area is surrounded by sand dunes, hills with rare bushes, and a small forest near a river, offering a unique blend of Mongolian mountains, forests, and Gobi-type landscape in one location. Visitors have the opportunity to hike around the sand dunes.

Journey to Ulaanbaatar

Ulaanbaatar - After breakfast, enjoy a camel ride at the sand dunes. Then, the journey continues toward Ulaanbaatar, with a scenic drive through the Mongolian countryside. Along the way, there are stops for lunch and relaxation, with opportunities to experience natural landscapes and the local nomadic lifestyle. The drive offers beautiful views of the open steppe, grazing livestock, and traditional ger settlements.

In the late afternoon, the journey continues toward Ulaanbaatar, arriving in the city by evening. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel and check in.

• Private transportation
• Entrance fees
• Accommodation during the tour
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

Embark on an unforgettable adventure through Central Mongolia, exploring the wonders of Terelj National Park. Delight in horse and camel rides across the Semi-Gobi sand dunes, unwind by the pristine waters of Ugii Lake, and delve into the history of the ancient capital, Kharkhorin. This journey offers breathtaking landscapes, nomadic traditions, and a rich historical tapestry—ideal for travelers in search of genuine adventure and cultural exploration.

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