Top Mongolia Hiking Tours - page 2

The very first protected mountain in the world since 13th century. Designated as a UNESCO Biosphere RESERVE since 1996. 2,268 m (7440ft) above sea level, with sweeping views of Ulaanbaatar & nearby wilderness. A caring, friendly, passionate guide bringing stories tips & local charm to life. Immerse yourself in the wild - see, hear, smell, and feel nature all around. Recharge in the forest with fresh air, stunning views, and complimentary lunch. Connect with Mongolia through its history, faith, nature, culture and traditions. 13 km (8 miles) round trip with elevation gain 590m (1935ft).

Join our best-selling tour that brings together the most breathtaking and culturally rich experiences Mongolia has to offer. This unforgettable journey combines the awe-inspiring Golden Eagle Festival, the rugged beauty of Altai Tavan Bogd trekking, and the serene landscapes of Gorkhi-Terelj National Park into one seamless adventure. Witness ancient Kazakh traditions as skilled eagle hunters display their mastery at the Golden Eagle Festival. Trek through the majestic Altai Mountains, home to glacier-capped peaks and untouched wilderness. Then unwind in the peaceful beauty of Terelj, where rolling hills and sacred monasteries invite you to connect with nature and yourself. This tour is more than just sightseeing — it’s a powerful way to feel the true spirit of Mongolia in all its diversity, grandeur, and warmth. Don’t miss out – book now and experience Mongolia in its fullest glory!

General description Heartland of Mongolia bestows wide variety of landscapes with vast valleys, green meadows, thick pine forests, lava fields and rich flora and fauna. Despite all, it also carries splendid historical and cultural sites. By expressing thru Mongolian Heartland, you still be able to discover most of Mongolian nomadic lifestyle, step in the former capital of Great Mongolian Empire and pay a visit first yet oldest Buddhist Monastery Erdene-Zuu. We won’t let you get bored, finally see the only surviving species of wild horses in the world, the Takhi, also named as Przewalski horses

General description Mongolia generously welcomes everyone who wants to explore and experience nomadic way of life in its homeland. During this trip you will shift from family to family, destination to another and desert to steppe. Begin with driving to South where Great Gobi desert awaits you with its beauty and specialties. Mongolian Desert proposes you its legendary lunar landscape, high rocky formations, frozen canyons and sand dunes. Later you will continue towards Khangai Mountains where a horse trekking will take you to the remote Eight Lakes through historic Orkhon Valley by offering you the most authentic horse experience like a Mongolian rider.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting Gobi Desert during this 12-day retreat that blends stargazing, cultural music, and mindfulness. At the Gobi Caravanserai Lodge, experience the serenity of one of the darkest skies on earth, guided by an experienced astronomy expert. Enjoy live ethnic music performances that honor Mongolia’s nomadic heritage while gathering around a bonfire for storytelling and cultural rituals. Relax with daily yoga and savor delicious meals featuring local cuisine. This retreat offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature, culture, and the cosmos, leaving you rejuvenated and inspired.

Aglag Buteel Monastery, also known as the Creation Temple, is located on a mountainside about 60 miles (100 kilometers) northwest of Ulaanbaatar. With this private tour, visit the monastery from the capital city while letting someone else take care of driving. Start your morning at the Gandantegchinlen Monastery in Ulaanbaatar, where monks answer any question you might have, and head out of town to visit Aglag Buteel.

In this dramatic journey we will explore beautiful Western part of Mongolia, Altai mountains& steppes, glaciers, golden eagle-hunters, wild animals such as: Argal sheep, Ibex, foxes, marmots etc. and visit to Mongolian, Kazakh and Tuvan nomads so you can learn nomadic way of life. Riding horses and camels will always possible. In addition, western Mongolia is rich in archeological sites that vary from ancient petroglyphs to stone carvings from early Turkish nomads.

For many people Mongolia has always been associated with its cold winter, but did you know that Mongolia has not the coldest winter and has a lot to offer together with its scenic beauty and specialties. Mongolia has been successfully organizing various thrilling winter activities in the recent years. Ice festival is the one of those winter events which has been held since 2002 every first weekend of March in northern Mongolia on the western shore of frozen Lake Khuvsgul. And imagine yourself being in the Gobi Desert in the winter. Snow covered plains, mountains and dunes are definitely adds paint to the beauty of desert. Except its natural charm, Gobi is also famous for its flora and fauna, dinosaur findings, nomads and camels. One of the camel related popular events is Camel Festival. Already about 20 years Camel Festival has been organized every year 7-8 March by local herder communities in order to preserve and protect two humped Bactrian Camel population in Mongolia.

Awe-inspiring Genghis Khan Statue Complex: Marvel at the world's largest Delve into Mongolian history and culture: Explore the small archaeology museum Terelj National Park's natural wonder: Experience the striking rock formations Enchanting Aryabal Monastery: Hike to this serene monastery Traditional local stylish lunch

Celebrate Mongolia’s rich heritage at the Naadam Festival, where you’ll witness the thrilling Three Manly Games—wrestling, horse racing, and archery. Join locals for the grand opening ceremony and enjoy traditional foods. After the festivities, venture into the stunning Gobi Desert, traversing dramatic sand dunes and canyons. Experience camel and horse riding, hike through unique landscapes, and stay in traditional ger camps, immersing yourself in the nomadic culture. This 10-day journey combines vibrant cultural events with breathtaking natural beauty for an unforgettable adventure. - Tour Dates: July 9th - 18th, 2026 - Includes 4-star accommodations in Ulaanbaatar and Tourist ger camps in Gobi - Enjoy guided explorations, camel riding, and local experiences - Witness the unique flora and fauna of the Gobi Desert while engaging with local nomadic families - You can take this tour as a private tour or join in a small group with up to 6 travelers in a group

General description Discover heart of Mongolian within a week to define its charm and magic. Heartland of Mongolia bestows wide variety of landscapes with vast valleys, green meadows, thick pine forests, lava fields and rich flora and fauna. Despite all, it also carries splendid historical and cultural sites. By expressing thru Mongolian Heartland, you still be able to discover most of Mongolian nomadic lifestyle, step in the former capital of Great Mongolian Empire and pay a visit first yet oldest Buddhist Monastery Erdene-Zuu. We won’t let you get bored, you will continue towards Khangai Mountains where a horse trekking will take you to the remote Eight Lakes through historic Orkhon Valley by offering you the most authentic horse experience like a Mongolian rider. get on the camel on the dunes of Elsen Tasarkhai, finally see the only surviving species of wild horses in the world, the Takhi, also named as Przewalski horses

Gobi Desert and Express Mongolia General description Mongolia generously welcomes everyone who wants to explore and experience nomadic way of life in its homeland. During this trip you will shift from family to family, destination to another and desert to steppe. Begin with driving to South where Great Gobi desert awaits you with its beauty and specialties. Mongolian Desert proposes you its legendary lunar landscape, high rocky formations, frozen canyons and sand dunes. Later you will continue towards Khangai Mountains where a horse trekking will take you to the remote Eight Lakes through historic Orkhon Valley by offering you the most authentic horse experience like a Mongolian rider.

General description Discover the natural reserve of Khustai that houses the Przewalski's horses (takhi). The takhi are direct descendants from prehistoric horses and the last ones that man failed to domesticate. Enjoy a rare meeting with the last wild horses of Mongolia and watch them in their natural environment. And people of Central Asia have become NOMADS due to the harsh and extreme climate of their habitat. Nomads seek out best pastures and water sources for their livestock and migrate accordingly. Climate, landscape and daily challenges developed them as tough, resilient and self-sufficient nomads during centuries of struggle. Nomads created rich and diverse cultural heritage unique to the world.

Begin your adventure at Tsagaan Suvraga, Mongolia's Grand Canyon. Marvel at the towering red stone pillars carved by the wind, standing over 30 meters tall. This unique landscape, filled with seashells and salt deposits, offers a glimpse into geological history. Experience Bayanzag's Flaming Cliffs, famous for red canyons and dinosaur fossils. Explore the iconic Khongoriin Els, the Singing Dunes of the Gobi Desert. Ride a camel, watch the sunset, and stargaze over the vast desert. Discover Yoliin Am's hidden canyon, abundant with wildlife. Conclude at Terelj National Park, with its stunning grasslands, forests, and valleys. End your journey in vibrant Ulaanbaatar.

Steppe Mind, heritage entrepreneur, promotes the Local Naadam Festival as a way to foster sustainable growth, support local communities, and offer travelers an authentic experience away from the crowds. Local Naadam festivals are known for their genuine and enthusiastic atmosphere, allowing visitors to engage closely with participants and spectators. They provide a unique opportunity to experience Mongolian traditions firsthand—free from the crowds of the national festival—while contributing to community well-being and preserving cultural heritage While the national festival takes place in Ulaanbaatar, local Naadam festivals are held across various provinces and towns, offering a more intimate and authentic experience of Mongolian heritage. Local Naadams feature the “Three Manly Games”—wrestling, horse racing, and archery. These events are deeply rooted in Mongolian culture and provide insight into the country’s nomadic heritage. Celebrate heritage with deep nomadic wisdom