Hustai National Park (Khustain National Park) Tours and Tickets

Your tour begins with a scenic drive to the Mongol Nomadic Cultural Heritage Center, where you'll be immersed in the rich traditions of Mongolia’s nomadic lifestyle. Experience a vibrant cultural program featuring traditional food tasting, the soulful sounds of the captivating Mongolian folk songs. You’ll also get a chance to try an archery and gain a deeper understanding of nomadic customs passed down for generations After the cultural showcase, enjoy a delicious lunch at the tourist camp restaurant. In the afternoon, the journey continues to Khustai Nuruu National Park, home to the remarkable Przewalski’s horse (Takhi)—the last truly wild horse on Earth. Once extinct in the wild, Takhi have made a triumphant return thanks to a successful reintroduction program that began in 1992. As of 2024, the Takhi population in the park has grown to over 315 individuals. Beyond the wild horses, Khustai offers stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and a peaceful escape into nature.

Hustai National Park is home to the Mongolian wild horse known as Perzevalski’s horse (Takhi) with a unique landscape that features mountain and steppe. In the afternoon, we visit the information center and learn familiar with the national park and wild horse. Take a short drive and walking to see the horses in their natural habitat. There is a great opportunity to take photos of these endangered horses. Also, the National Park is very rich for flora & fauna. Such as Siberian marmot, Red deer, Wild sheep, Mongolian gazelle, Cinerous vulture, Golden eagle, Saker falcon, Amur falcon etc.,

Explore the stunning landscapes of Hustai Nuruu National Park on a private day tour from Ulaanbaatar. This unique experience offers the chance to see the rare Przewalski’s horse in its natural habitat, alongside rich wildlife including red deer and over 200 bird species. With a professional guide, enjoy scenic walks and panoramic views while learning about Mongolia's conservation efforts. A traditional lunch at a nomadic family's Ger (yurt) adds a cultural touch to the adventure, making it perfect for nature lovers and families alike. - Spot wild Takhi horses, red deer, marmot and numerous bird species - Enjoy a traditional lunch in a nomadic family’s Ger (yurt) - Visit the Hustai National Park Information Center and watch a conservation film, souvenir shop - Breathtaking beauty of Mongolia’s vast countryside

Discover the essence of Mongolia’s nomadic heritage on this carefully curated 2-day tour, blending nature, culture, and authentic experiences. This program takes you to the stunning Hustai National Park, home to the world’s last wild horses, the Takhi, and offers a rare opportunity to connect with a nomadic family. From exploring ancient Turkic monuments to savoring homemade dairy products and optional horse riding, every moment is designed to leave a lasting impression. What sets this tour apart is its focus on immersion and flexibility. It includes a hands-on nomadic experience, a visit to the unique Ungut Monument Complex, and the optional Mongol Nomadic Show—a vibrant display of traditional Mongolian culture. With thoughtfully planned activities, comfortable accommodation in a private ger, and convenient drop-off in Ulaanbaatar, this tour offers an unparalleled blend of comfort and authenticity for travelers seeking a deeper connection with Mongolia.

KHUSTAI  NATIONAL PARK: The nature reserve is about 100 km south-west of Ulaanbaatar. Highest point is 1842 m, There are over 10 fresh water rivers, populations of Asian red deer, steppe gazelle, deer, boar, wild cat, wolf and lynx, 126 kinds or birds, 450 floras.  In between 1992-2001 Takhi (wild horse) was adopted from Holland in Khustai National Park. A total of 84 Przewalski horses are brought 4 times. In the beginning of 1900, wealthy zoo director from Humburg in Germany came to Mongolia and bought 51 foal of wild horses and sold to a wealthy  people in Dutch, French, and America. Now Mongolia have nearly 350 number of wild horses.In order to protect the wild horses, Khustai became Special protected area. Many tourist like to visit to see Przewalski's horse and deer, marmots in this area.

After you are picked up in the morning from your hotel or location you specified in Ulaanbaatar, you will be driven to Elsen Tasarkhai sand dunes, a semi-desert type beautiful landscape with big sand dunes. Your lunch will be served at a suitable spot on the way. The mountain is home to hundreds of birds, deer, and gazelle. You can go hiking around the area or ride a camel for a couple of hours to the small sand dunes nearby called Elsen Tasarkhai. Later, you will visit a local nomad family where you will have an opportunity to experience their way of life, culture, and traditions. Afterward, We will visit Khustai National Park as a bonus where we are going to see the world-only wild Przewalski horses in Mongolia. The park is also home to red deer, marmots, 220 species of birds, and other wildlife. Then you will be transferred back to Ulaanbaatar where this tour concludes.

Most travelers spend weeks in Mongolia and still miss what you'll experience in 4 days. Starting and ending in Ulaanbaatar, this private tour blends breathtaking landscapes, ancient history, and genuine cultural encounters that bring Mongolia's nomadic heritage to life. Ride camels across the Elsen Tasarkhai semi-desert, explore Kharkhorin — the former capital of the Mongol Empire — and visit Hustai National Park to observe rare Przewalski's wild horses. The journey continues to Terelj National Park, featuring the iconic Chinggis Khan Statue and granite formations. Travel in a private vehicle with flexible pacing and photo stops. Stay in cozy tourist camps with hot showers, clean white linens, modern toilets, and delicious meals. Your expert English-speaking guide handles everything from start to finish — so you simply arrive, explore, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Perfect for couples, families & friends. Spots fill fast, May–September — book now to secure your dates.

An experienced and reliable English-speaking driver is here to take you on a short city tour and getaway to the Khustai national park. You will visit the Gandan Monastery; the largest and most significant temple in Mongolia. Next, we will leave the city to explore the beautiful national park called Khustai where we will spot many truly wild horses in nature and other wild animals such as marmots, deer, and birds. You will also explore the Moltsog els; glorious sandy Dunes in the heart of the Khustai National Park. I offer excellent service to other beautiful places such as Terelj National Park/Chinggis Khaan's equestrian statue complex, Ulaanbaatar city day tour, Semi-Gobi and Orkhon valley/Erdene-Zuu monastery. You can combine the Khustai travel with all those attractive places for the next few days while you are staying in Mongolia. Please have a look at these travels on the platform. If you tell me your interests, I will combine them into your best consideration and relax.

Visit two of Mongolia's most popular and scenic national parks on this overnight trip. After pickup at your hotel, drive to National Park Hustai Nuruu, famous for its population of wild horses and bountiful wildlife. Stay overnight in a tourist camp, where you will enjoy a traditional Mongolian dinner. On day two, visit Terelj National Park to see its unique rock formations, many of which are shaped like turtles. You will also visit the world's largest equestrian statue, the Chinggis Khan Statue before the return to Ulaanbaatar.

While the Gobi Desert lies about 10 hours from Ulaanbaatar, the Elsen Tasarkhai dunes, also known as the “Little Gobi,” are much closer, about 4 hours from the capital city. This private tour includes hotel pickup and lets you spend the day exploring the dunes on foot and on camelback, plus experience the customs of local nomadic families in their homes.

Make the most out of your time in Mongolia and spend five days exploring the wild Terelj National Park on this private 5-day tour. Cover cultural and natural landmarks including Orkhon Valley, Bogd Khaan Palace, Kharakhorum Museum, and several monasteries. Enjoy overnight homestays and activities like camel and horseback riding, with hotel pickup included for convenience.

This 7 day we combine a visit to an historical ancient city, religion and the diverse and beautiful landscapes of Central Mongolia. We’ll visit Harhorin, or Karakorum, as the ancient capital city of the Mongol Empire was called during the 13th -14th centuries and Terelj national park which includes Aryabal meditation temple, a turtle-shaped rock and the largest equestrian statue in the world. One more highlight of the trip is Przewalski horses /Takhi in Mongolian/ in Hustai National Park. Przewalski horses are the only wild horses to survive in modern times. Another highlight of this trip is that you will spend 4 nights in our well-selected Mongolian Ger Camps and 1 night in a luxury camp which will definitely impress you more! Also we have a pick up and drop off service from the airport or railway station.

Central Mongolia is rich in historical and cultural remains of all historical periods except for its beautiful natural scenery. During this tour, you will discover a lot about Mongolia such as three different zones of Gobi desert, central Mongolian mountain steppes and forested mountains with their rapid current, clear rivers, fresh water lakes, flower carpeted lands and basalt covered valleys.

Ideal for travelers interested in immersive travel experiences, this multi-day tour covers the highlights of central Mongolia in 8 days, with 4–5 days of trekking on horseback. Highlights include hiking to Tuvkhun Monastery, among the oldest Bhuddist monasteries in Mongolia, visiting the ruined ancient city of Karakorum, and 4–5 days of exploring on horseback.

During the 3-day tour (3D/2N), guests will explore the most captivating destinations of central Mongolia. They will delve into its rich history, visiting archaeological sites, Buddhist temples and monasteries. Amidst the breathtaking landscapes, guests will encounter native wildlife, including wild horses, goats, and deer. Additionally, they will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in nomadic culture, meeting and learning from local families about their traditional way of life. As part of the adventure, guests will traverse sand dunes on camelback, adding an unforgettable experience to their journey.

This tour starts and ends in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia. You’ll spend one night with a nomadic family, experiencing their culture and traditions, and enjoy a traditional Mongolian BBQ. The next day, we’ll visit Hustai National Park, home to the reintroduced wild Takhi horses (Przewalski’s horses). You’ll also visit a local museum before relaxing at the park's tourist camp. On the third day, we’ll explore Terelj National Park, known for its stunning landscapes, and visit the Chinggis Khan Equestrian Statue, the world's tallest statue of a man on horseback. Then, we’ll hike to the Aryabal Buddhist Temple, where you’ll enjoy panoramic views. After lunch, you’ll experience a one-hour horseback ride. Finally, we will drive back to Ulaanbaatar city about 60km, where you will be dropped off at your hotel or any other preferred location. Thank you very much for traveling with us!

This tour of sunny Mongolia hits all the high notes. Experience history, culture and nature during this fascinating discovery of Mongolia. Start from Great Gobi: -Climbing to the top of the dunes during the sunset gives you amazing panoramic view of desert, Travel to the Flaming Cliffs, where legendary explorer Roy Chapman Andrews discovered the first nest of dinosaur eggs, Hike through Yoliin Am Valley, home to unusual rock formations and rich bird and plant life, spend 2-4 hours a day camel trekking. –Central Mongolia– ancient capital Kharakhorum, hot spa-Mineral and hot springs have been an important part of Mongolian traditional medicine, Khorgo Terkhiin tsagaan nuur National Park.

The Essence of Mongolia is an activity-packed tour into central Mongolia. Visit the Khogno Khan Reserve, the dunes at Elsen Tasarkhai before venturing to the Hustai National park to see the wild Takhi horses and plenty of other wildlife. This condensed trip lets you experience as much of Mongolia as possible in a short time of four days. Overnight, stay at authentic guest gers next to local nomadic families and in a comfortable ger camp one night. Learn about your hosts’ culture and traditions, socialize with them, ride horses and Bactrian camels, hike and visit hilltop temples. This all-encompassing trip contains most of what Mongolia offers, including must do’s and must-see and is perfect for those with limited time in the country.

Khuwsgul lake is the must see list in Mongolia. The beauty of Khuwsgul and surrounding Nature are healing you somehow from your busy daily life. This place is just a perfect place for good relaxing, but with many activities, that you never get bored.

Follow our guide to discover the nomadic culture in depth. You will admire various landscapes: endless grassland and sand dunes, red cliffs, strange rock formations… Besides, you can learn the Buddhism culture of Mongolia at its best monasteries. Furthermore, admire real wild horses at Hustai National Park.

Venture into the heart of Mongolia on an 8-day adventure that blends breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural experiences. Start with a warm welcome from Nomad families and a test ride across the vast steppe. Traverse the sacred Zorgol Mountains, trek the rolling dunes of Elsen Tasarkhai, and marvel at the stunning Orkhon Waterfall. Explore the ancient capital of Kharkhorin, where history comes alive, and relax by the serene shores of Lake Ugii. This journey offers a perfect mix of nature and nomadic culture, making it an unforgettable experience. - 8-day journey through Mongolia's stunning landscapes - Stay with Nomadic families for authentic cultural experiences - Explore natural landmarks like Orkhon Waterfall and Lake Ugii - Trek through the sacred Zorgol Mountains and Elsen Tasarkhai sand dunes

An activity-packed journey into Central Mongolia, an area of diverse landscapes and the nomadic heartland of the country. See the Khogno Khaan Mountain, the dunes at Elsen Tasarkhai, the ancient Mongol capital the Kharkhorum, before venturing to the Hustai National park for the wild Takhi horses and a plethora of wildlife. This condensed trip is a great introduction to the rich diversity of Mongolia’s history. culture and landscapes, with authentic homestays in guest gers next to local nomadic families. Spend time with your hosts and also use these fabulous wilderness locations as a base to explore the surrounding area on foot, by horse, and by vehicle. You will experience a range of cultural traditions – music, cookery, ankle-bone games, archery, felt-making, ger building may all feature at some stage along your way.

North of Khangai is the mountainous Khuvsgul region- and yet another one of Mongolian’s many scenic personalities. Defined by the 3.000-meter-high Sayan Range along Russian border, this region has s real taste of Siberia, with densely forested taiga that is home to Reindeer People. To south the landscape turns to wooded steppe, swampland, lakes and increasing arid landscape. To see BLUE PEARL of Asia, this majestic clear-watered lakes contains 65%of all the fresh water in Mongolia and furthermore, 1%of the world’s fresh water supply. Mongolia is home to the southernmost indigenous reindeer-herding people in the world, the Tsaatan or Dukha. One of the 20 ethnic groups in Mongolia is the Darkhad people or Tsaatan know as Reindeer Herders. They live in tepees near Khuvsgul Lake and in the taiga forest of the remote northern area of Khuvsgul Province. A visit to the Tsaatan community of reindeer herders is great experience. It is rare chance to see their unique traditional way of lifestyle