1550 km
10 DAY'S
3799$ - Per Rider
2199$ - Per Passenger
4299$ - With Driver
TOUR INFORMATION
Available Period - May to September
Duration - 10 days including 9 riding days
Level - Challenging
Rate - USD 3799.00
Included in the tour price:
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Airport transfer
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Tour guide
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Support vehicles with the professional drivers
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Support mechanic
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Three meals a day
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Accommodation for 10 nights
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Camping gear
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All travel related fees
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Petrol
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Drinking water and snacks
Not included:
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Flight cost
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Visa fees
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Protective gear: not provided
- Insurance
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Alcohol
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Motorbike damage
Hustai National Park
DAY 1. Ulaanbaatar - Hustai
90 km
Khustain Nuruu, also known as Hustai National Park, is a wonderful national park located about 100 km west of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. It's known for its successful reintroduction of the endangered Takhi also known as Przewalski's horse. Here are the places we will visit in Khustain Nuruu:
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Hustai National Park: This is the main park area, and it's home to a variety of wildlife, including takhi, red deer, marmots, and gazelles. You can go hiking, horseback riding, birdwatching, or simply relax and enjoy the scenery.
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Khustai Mountains: This is the beautiful mountain range that we will tour in the area and stay in the ger camp overnight.
Lake Ugii
DAY 2. Hustai - Ogii Nuur
260 km
Lake Ugii, a pearl nestled in the heart of Mongolia, beckons with its serene beauty and diverse wonders. Located in the eastern Arkhangai province, about 360 kilometers west of Ulaanbaatar, this freshwater lake offers a captivating blend of natural treasures and rich cultural heritage.
Unforgettable Memories:
Whether you seek quiet contemplation amidst nature's embrace or yearn for an adrenaline-pumping adventure, Lake Ugii has something for everyone. With its captivating beauty, diverse wildlife, and rich cultural tapestry, this Mongolian gem promises an unforgettable experience.
Tsertserleg
DAY 3. Ogii Nuur - Tsertserleg
135 km
Tsetserleg, the capital of Arkhangai province in central Mongolia, is a vibrant town nestled amidst the foothills of the Khangai Mountains. It's not just a stopover point; it's a destination brimming with history, culture, and adventure. Whether you seek scenic landscapes, fascinating encounters, or thrilling activities, Tsetserleg has something for everyone.
Immerse Yourself in History:
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Zayiin Gegeen Monastery: Explore the ruins of this once-grand monastery, built in the 17th century and a vital center of Buddhist learning. Imagine the monks chanting and the incense swirling through the air.
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Will visit the nomadic family to experience true remote lifestyle of the Mongolian herders and try the traditional food and drinks.
Terkhiin Tsagaan Nuur
DAY 4. Tsertserleg - Terkhiin Tsagaan 210 km
White Lake, also known as Terkhiin Tsagaan Nuur in Mongolian, is a breathtaking freshwater lake nestled within the Khangai Mountains of central Mongolia. It's a true gem, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, diverse wildlife, and stunning volcanic landscapes.
Crystal-clear waters: Imagine gazing into the pristine waters of the lake, reflecting the azure sky and snow-capped peaks. Dive in on a hot summer day and feel the refreshing coolness embrace you.
Birdwatchers' paradise: Birdwatchers rejoice! The lake is a haven for over 200 species of birds, including majestic swans, playful ducks, and soaring eagles.
Trekking and hiking: Lace up your boots and embark on scenic trails around the lake, offering breathtaking views and opportunities to immerse yourself in nature. Camping under the stars: Pitch your tent on the shores of the lake and spend unforgettable nights under a sky ablaze with stars.
Tsenkher's Hot Springs
DAY 5. Terkhiin Tsagaan - Tsenkher
215 km
Nestled amidst the breathtaking Khangai Mountains of western Mongolia, Tsenkher's Hot Springs offer a unique blend of relaxation, rejuvenation, and stunning scenery. Known for their naturally heated waters and picturesque location, these springs are a must-visit for travelers seeking a truly authentic Mongolian experience.
Healing Waters: The hot springs boast water temperatures reaching up to 86°C (186°F), rich in minerals like sodium, bicarbonate, and sulfate, believed to have therapeutic properties for various ailments like rheumatism, arthritis, and skin conditions.
Orkhon Valley
DAY 6. Tsenkher - Orkhon Valley
100 km
Nestled in Mongolia's heart, the Orkhon Valley (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) captivates visitors with its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture. Immerse yourself in history of the ancient ruins of the Turkic Orkhon Inscriptions, Khar Balgas' Uyghur remains, and Erdene Zuu, the first Mongolian Buddhist monastery.
Traverse rolling grasslands, hike snow-capped peaks, and follow the lifeblood of the valley, the Orkhon River.
Orkhon Valley awaits!
Karakorum
DAY 7. Orkhon Valley - Karakorum
124 km
Karakorum was once the capital of the Mongol Empire, founded by Ögedei Khan in 1235. It was located in the Orkhon Valley of Mongolia, at the crossroads of major trade routes. The city was a cosmopolitan center, with people from all over Asia living and working there. It was also a major center of Buddhism, with many temples and monasteries.
Karakorum was destroyed in the 14th century, but its ruins have been excavated and are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The ruins include the remains of the city walls, palaces, temples, and other buildings. Visitors to the site can see the foundations of the Great Khan's palace, the Erdene Zuu Monastery, and the Karakorum Museum.
Khögno Khan National Park
DAY 8. Karakorum - Khogno Khan
150 km
Khögno Khan National Park: Unveiling Mongolia's Natural Gem
Khögno Khan National Park, also known as Khugnu-Tarna, is a breathtaking expanse nestled in the heart of Bulgan Province, Mongolia.
Adventure Awaits:
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Hiking and Trekking: Embark on exhilarating hikes through diverse landscapes, scaling mountain peaks, traversing forests, and exploring hidden valleys.
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Horseback Riding: Saddle up and explore the vast steppes like a true nomad, feeling the wind in your hair and immersing yourself in the breathtaking scenery.
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Birdwatching: Keep your binoculars handy, as the park is a haven for birdwatchers, with over 150 species to spot, including majestic swans, playful ducks, and elusive cranes.
Ulaanbaatar
DAY 9. Khogno Khan - Ulan Bator
260 km
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia's dynamic capital, pulsates with history, cultural tapestry, and natural beauty, offering an unforgettable experience for every traveler. Steeped in rich heritage, the city unveils its past through the imposing Gandantegchenlin Monastery, echoing with centuries of Buddhist chants, and the majestic Bogd Khan Winter Palace, whispering tales of royalty and a bygone era.
Modernity seamlessly blends with tradition, creating a captivating kaleidoscope. Towering skyscrapers hug the bustling Sukhbaatar Square, a testament to progress, while the labyrinthine Narantuul market bursts with local life, offering a treasure trove of handcrafted souvenirs and mouthwatering delicacies. Beyond the concrete jungle, traditional "ger" districts pulsate with nomadic spirit, offering a glimpse into a timeless way of life.
Ulaanbaatar
DAY 10. Ulaanbaatar
Capital city of Mongolia
Welcome back to Ulaanbaatar, the beating heart of Mongolia! Whether you're here for history and culture, breathtaking landscapes, or a taste of nomadic life, this vibrant city has something to offer everyone. ️
On the last day of the tour we can:
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Explore the Gandantegchenlin Monastery, the largest Buddhist monastery in Mongolia.
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Discover the contemporary art scene at the Zanabazar Museum of Fine Arts.
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Shop for souvenirs at the bustling Narantuul market.
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Enjoy the nightlife in the trendy bars and clubs
