Canoeing the Tuul river

Arrival in Mongolia and make city tour
Welcome to Mongolia! Upon arrival, you’ll be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel in Ulaanbaatar. Begin your adventure with a visit to Sukhbaatar Square, the heart of the city, and the National Museum of Mongolia, where you’ll explore the country’s rich history and culture.
In the evening, enjoy a captivating traditional Mongolian concert showcasing folk music, throat singing, and contortion. Overnight at a hotel*** in Ulaanbaatar.

Journey to Tsagaan Suvarga (White Stupa) (B/L/D)
Embark on a scenic drive to Tsagaan Suvarga, a striking rock formation carved by millennia of wind erosion. Admire the sheer cliffs, which rise 30 meters high and stretch 100 meters wide, glowing in shades of orange and pink during sunset. Overnight in ger camp. Distance: ~470 km (~7 hours driving).

Explore Yol Valley (Vulture Canyon) (B/L/D)
Travel to Yol Valley, nestled within the towering peaks of the Gurvansaikhan Mountains.
Take a leisurely hike through the canyon, renowned for its dramatic landscapes and occasional patches of ice, even in summer. Visit the local Natural History Museum, featuring fascinating exhibits like petrified trees and a preserved snow leopard. Overnight in ger camp. Distance: ~230 km (~4-5hours driving)

Khongor Sand Dunes Adventure (B/L/D)
Journey to the breathtaking Khongor Sand Dunes, known as the "Singing Dunes" for the melodic sounds they produce when the wind blows. Hike to the top of the towering dunes (up to 28 meters high and stretching 180 km long). Optional: Experience a camel ride across the desert (approx. $15 USD/person/hour). Overnight in a ger camp. Distance: ~180 km (~4-5 hours driving).

Bayanzag (Flaming Cliffs) and Ongi Temple (B/L/D)
Discover the Flaming Cliffs, famed for their fiery hues and paleontological significance as the site of the first dinosaur egg discovery. Stroll through this historic landscape dotted with saxaul trees and classic desert flora. Continue to Ongi Temple, once one of the largest monastic complexes in southern Mongolia, with a rich history dating back to the 18th century. Overnight in a ger camp. Distance: ~300 km (~7 hours driving).

Orkhon valley (B/L/D)
We will drive to Orkhon valley, registered as World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 2005, this Orkhon River valley is known as the cradle of the Mongolian civilization holding many of Mongolia’s ancient monuments lie within its basin. And there is Orkhon Waterfall that marks the halfway point of the Orkhon River, Mongolia’s longest river that runs about 1120kms to the north before it joins the mighty Selenge River. The waterfall, also called Ulaan Tsutgalan was formed by a series of volcanic eruptions about 20.000 years ago. It cascades from the height of 22 metres and is 10m wide. Stay in ger camp. Distance: ~300 km (~7 hours driving).

Free Leisure Day at Orkhon valley (B/L/D)
We will drive to Orkhon valley, registered as World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 2005, this Orkhon River valley is known as the cradle of the Mongolian civilization holding many of Mongolia’s ancient monuments lie within its basin. And there is Orkhon Waterfall that marks the halfway point of the Orkhon River, Mongolia’s longest river that runs about 1120kms to the north before it joins the mighty Selenge River. The waterfall, also called Ulaan Tsutgalan was formed by a series of volcanic eruptions about 20.000 years ago. It cascades from the height of 22 metres and is 10m wide. Stay in ger camp. Distance: ~300 km (~7 hours driving).

Drive to Tsetserleg town (B/L/D)
After breakfast, we will drive to Tsetserleg town which is the central town of the Arkhangai province. We will explore the town.  Stay in a local hotel. About 170km-about 4hours driving).

Great White Lake and Khorgo Volcano Mountain (B/L/D)
Travel beside the Chuluut River which has carved a deep canyon into the basalt rocks. This canyon is famous for its rich fishing grounds. Arrive Khorgo Volcano that is an extinct volcano, covered with basalt and lays to the east of Lake Terkhiin. It is an astonishingly beautiful lake formed by a dam of lava flowing from a volcanic eruption many millennia ago. Overnight in ger ger camp. Distance: ~150 km (~3 hours driving).

Kharkhorin and Erdene Zuu Monastery (B/L/D)
Travel to Kharkhorin, the ancient capital of the Mongolian Empire. Visit the Kharkhorin Museum and the historic Erdene Zuu Monastery, Mongolia’s oldest surviving Buddhist monastery. Overnight in ger camp. Distance: ~300 km (~6 hours driving).

Khustai National Park (B/L/D)
Head to Khustai National Park, home to the reintroduced Przewalski’s horse (Takhi), a symbol of Mongolian wildlife conservation. Explore the park and spot herds of these majestic wild horses roaming freely. Overnight in a ger camp. Distance: ~300 km (~5 hours driving).

Terelj National Park and Chinggis Khaan Statue (B/L)
Drive to Terelj National Park, renowned for its alpine scenery and unique rock formations like the Turtle Rock. Overnight in a ger camp. Visit the towering Chinggis Khaan Equestrian Statue, the largest of its kind in the world. Enjoy a short hike to a hilltop temple for panoramic views of the park. Back to UB. Drop you at the hotel***.  Distance: ~270 km (~6-7 hours driving)

Departure (B)
Transfer to the airport for your departure, taking with you unforgettable memories of Mongolia