City Tour

Ulaanbaatar - The tour guide and driver will collect guests from their hotel at 9:00 a.m. to embark on a full-day city tour of Ulaanbaatar.

The first destination is the Gandantegchinlen Monastery, Mongolia’s most significant Buddhist monastery, featuring the remarkable Megjid Janraisig Buddha statue. Next, visitors will head to the Zaisan Memorial, which provides sweeping views of the city.

The tour proceeds to the Bogd Khan Winter Palace Museum, the former residence of Mongolia’s last king, followed by a visit to Sükhbaatar Square, the capital’s central hub.

Guests will then explore the National Museum of Mongolia to learn about the country’s history, culture, and traditions. The day concludes with a one-hour traditional Mongolian folk concert, showcasing throat singing, traditional instruments, and folk dances.

After the concert, guests will be transferred back to their hotel, concluding the city tour.

Elsen - Tasarkhai Semi-Desert

Elsen Tasarkhai Sand Dune - The tour guide and driver will pick up guests from their hotel and drive to the Elsen Tasarkhai semi-desert and the Khugnu Khan Natural Reserve. This unique area is surrounded by sand dunes, rolling hills with rare shrubs, and a small forest along a river, offering a rare blend of mountains, forests, and Gobi-style landscapes in one location.

Upon arrival, guests will explore the area, visit the tranquil Uvgun Temple, and experience the lifestyle of a nomadic family inside a traditional Mongolian ger. Enjoy camel riding, stroll along the sand dunes, and relax in the serene beauty of this peaceful natural setting—an unforgettable introduction to Mongolia’s countryside.

The Ancient Capital of Kharkhorin & Erdene Zuu Monastery

Kharkhorin - After a hearty breakfast at the tourist camp, guests will drive approximately 70 km to the ancient capital city of Kharkhorin. In 1220, the great Chinggis Khaan declared Kharkhorin the capital of his vast empire. Today, visitors can explore the fascinating remains of this once-great city, including the legendary stone turtle sculptures, ancient Buddhist stupas, and archaeological ruins that highlight its historical significance.

Visitors will then visit Erdene Zuu Monastery, the first Buddhist monastery in Mongolia, established in 1586. The monastery continues to preserve its former glory, featuring priceless religious artifacts, impressive monastery walls, and beautifully crafted examples of traditional Mongolian Buddhist art.

Khorgo Volcano & Terkhiin Tsagaan Nuur/ White Lake

Terkhiin Tsagaan Nuur National Park - The exploration continues at Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake, formed when lava from the Khorgo Volcano dammed the Suman River, creating a natural basin surrounded by basalt formations. The lake’s tranquil setting makes it an excellent spot for nature walks, birdwatching, and fishing, offering a peaceful and scenic experience in the heart of Mongolia’s volcanic region.

Zuun Lake via Jargalan Village

Khuvsgul National Park

Khuvsgul Lake - Guests will drive to Khuvsgul Lake, the deepest and purest lake in Mongolia. Often referred to as the Blue Pearl of Mongolia, the lake is near the Siberian border and is surrounded by pristine forests, mountains, and crystal-clear waters, creating some of the country’s most breathtaking scenery.

Upon arrival, guests will enjoy trekking along the lakeshore and nearby mountain trails, offering excellent opportunities for photography and nature exploration. This area is rich in wildlife and diverse plant life, allowing guests to experience the unique flora and fauna of the Khuvsgul Lake region while soaking in its peaceful and unspoiled atmosphere.

Leisure Day in Khuvsgul Lake

Khuvsgul Lake - In the morning, guests will proceed on horseback to the Khuvsgul Lake area and walk around the lake. There may be an opportunity to see reindeer and capture a memorable picture of this unforgettable experience. If desired, guests can rent a canoe to travel to Khusliin Khad “Wishing Rock” Island, making time fly by quickly.

Uran-Togoo National Park

Amarbayasgalant Monastery

Amarbayasgalant Monastery - After breakfast, guests will drive to Amarbayasgalant Monastery, one of Mongolia’s largest and most renowned Buddhist monasteries, beautifully situated in the Iven River Valley at the foot of Mount Burenkhan.

Historically, the monastery was a major center of Buddhist learning and spiritual practice, home to more than six thousand novice and fully ordained monks. It played a significant role in the transmission of Dharma teachings, strictly following the Vinaya of Lord Buddha and harmoniously integrating the Three Baskets (Tripiṭaka) with the Three Higher Trainings—ethics, meditation, and wisdom.

Renowned for its exquisite decorations, refined architectural design, and serene natural setting, Amarbayasgalant Monastery is considered one of the most magnificent Buddhist architectural monuments not only in Mongolia but in all of Asia.

Drive Back to the City / The End of the Tour

Ulaanbaatar - After a hearty breakfast, guests will begin the approximately 350 km drive back to Ulaanbaatar, with a lunch stop along the way. Arrival in the city is expected in the late afternoon, around 4:00–5:00 p.m., and guests will be transferred to their hotel.

This marks the end of the tour. Thank you very much for traveling with us—we truly hope you leave Mongolia with unforgettable memories and look forward to welcoming you again.

• Accommodations
• Private transportation
• 1.5 Lite pure drinking water per day per person
• Pick up and drop off service
• Lunch
• All taxes & entrance fees
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Horse & Camel riding horse one hour each
• Sightseeing costs
• Professional driver & tour guide

• International transportation
• Travel and medical insurance
• Alcoholic drink & Beverages except Mongolian milk tea, Lipton tea, and hot water
• Meals in UB
• Tips “optional”
• Snacks and Sweets

Embark on an unforgettable adventure through the stunning diversity of Central and Northern Mongolia, exploring wild landscapes, ancient heritage, and pristine waters. This journey takes travelers from Mongolia’s cultural heart to its remote northern areas, where untouched nature and traditional nomadic lifestyles continue to flourish.

A highlight of the tour is Lake Khuvsgul, often referred to as the Blue Pearl of Mongolia. It is one of the world’s oldest and deepest freshwater lakes, surrounded by forested mountains and crystal-clear waters that support a vibrant ecosystem.

Throughout the journey, travelers will discover cultural treasures such as the ancient capital Kharkhorum and the Erdene Zuu Monastery, witness the changing landscapes from volcanic regions to river valleys, and gain a profound understanding of Mongolia’s enduring nomadic traditions. This tour is perfect for those seeking a meaningful connection with Mongolia’s nature, history, and vibrant culture.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.