Top Ulaanbaatar Horseback Riding

Unlike standard group tours, this journey offers a more personal and authentic experience of Mongolia. Travel in a small group or private setting, stay in traditional ger camps, meet local nomadic families, and explore Mongolia's most iconic destinations at a comfortable pace. From camel riding in the Gobi Desert and hiking through dramatic canyons to discovering ancient monasteries and spotting wild Takhi horses, this tour combines adventure, culture, history, and breathtaking scenery in one unforgettable experience. With flexible itineraries, local knowledge, and genuine cultural encounters, you'll experience Mongolia beyond the typical tourist route.

The monastery situated in 16 km west from Bornuur soum of Tuv territory, at the front of Dalyn Khavtsal Mountain. Made by Buddhist craftsman and lama G.Purevbat to practice reflection, to teach and make books. The monastery door ensured by Garuda griffin, which is laying its 8 eggs and a beaver with fish head to guarding. The heaven cloister and Buddha picture lifted up in the position on honor, Yanjinlkhama goddess on the right divider, and the heaven and the damnation sketches on the left divider. There is a gecko and Scorpion statues on the huge stone in the monastery. Besides, is a street with exceptional vacuum environment for contemplation, gift and anybody, who stroll by this street ready to comprehend human and characteristic linkage, to administer to the earth, and to sanitize their soul and brain.

Tour Highlights: - Explore the impressive Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex - Enjoy the beautiful landscapes of Terelj National Park - Visit a local nomadic family and experience their traditional lifestyle - Go horseback riding in a scenic natural setting - See the famous Turtle Rock - Visit the peaceful Aryapala Meditation Temple

- See wild Takhi horses in Khustai: the world's last truly wild horse species, saved from extinction - Sleep in two traditional ger camps under some of the clearest night skies in Asia - Ride both Mongolian horses and Bactrian camels in Terelj, no experience needed - Stand on the head of the 40-metre Chinggis Khaan Equestrian Statue - Fully private: your own guide, driver and vehicle, with airport pickup and drop-off

Eat lunch inside a real nomad family's ger — not a tourist restaurant — and see how herders live today Stand on the head of a 40-metre steel horse: the world's largest equestrian statue of Chinggis Khaan Ride Mongolian horses — descendants of the horses that carried the Mongol Empire — no experience needed Fully private: your own guide, driver and vehicle, so the day moves at your pace, not a bus schedule's One day, four icons: Chinggis Khaan Statue, Turtle Rock, Aryabal Temple and the Terelj valley