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Explore Terelj National Park on this private guided tour from Ulaanbaatar. Stop at the Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex to view the towering statue and sweeping views. At Terelj, hike to Turtle Rock and Aryabal Meditation Temple. Lunch is included and an optional visit with a nomadic family and horseback ride can be added on.

Early in the morning, our guide and driver will pick you up from your location and drive 70 km east of Ulaanbaatar to the world’s largest equestrian statue, a 40 m tall stainless-steel statue of mounted Genghis Khan. Upon entering the statue complex, there is a small museum, souvenir shop, and a lift that takes you to flights of stairs upwards to the top of the horse’s head allowing you to get a panoramic view of the surrounding grasslands. While your visit, our guide will assemble the bikes so we can start cycling. Although near the capital of Mongolia, you will get a chance to cycle up and down on hilly steppe dirt road through vast valleys that stretch beyond the horizon, pass by animal herds, and visit modern nomadic families for a chance to experience their unique lifestyle. From here we assemble the bikes onto the support vehicle(s) and head towards Ulaanbaatar.

Explore Terelj National Park and go on a horse ride on this full-day tour. Depart from your Ulaanbaatar hotel in an air-conditioned minivan with your guide and make your way to the large Genghis Khan statue. Escape the city and make your way to Terelj National Park. Go on guided hikes and meet a nomadic family as you explore the hills. Take time to ride a horse through the countryside and enjoy a local lunch.

Spend a day at Hustai National Park, where you can see the wild Przewalski horses that roam free within the preserve. The park is also home to red deer, marmots, 220 species of birds, and other wildlife. Lunch and hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Mongolia on a 9-day adventure through the Gobi Desert and Terelj national parks. Experience life with nomadic families, ride camels across golden sand dunes, and hike through breathtaking canyons. This journey includes visits to iconic sites like the Flaming Cliffs and the Khongor Sand Dunes, providing a perfect blend of cultural and natural experiences. Engage with local traditions and enjoy cozy stays in ger camps, all while guided by experienced local experts who share their knowledge of Mongolian heritage. - Duration: 9 Days / 8 Nights, available June to September with fixed departures - Accommodation in comfortable tourist ger camps and a premium hotel in Ulaanbaatar - Activities include camel riding, hiking, and cultural interactions with nomadic families - Small group tour with an English-speaking guide, ensuring personalized experiences

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

With few roads and even less public transport, Mongolia is hard to get around independently. Escape the city for the wilderness without the transport hassles on this private guided door-to-door tour of scenic Gorkhi-Terelj National Park. Hike among spectacular rock formations, visit a sweet Buddhist temple, eat lunch in a local resort, and opt to take a short horse ride.

Discover the rich flora and fauna of Mongolia's revered Bogd Khan Mountain on this private trekking tour to Tsetse Gun, the mountain's highest peak. Hike up forested mountain slopes to the summit to take in the view over Ulaanbaatar and its surroundings. Reward your efforts with an included picnic lunch.

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

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.

Day 1. Terelj National Park One of the Mongolian tourists attract, Terelj National Park is a picturesque place of high granite cliffs that were eroded by the earth forces creating a magnificent landscape of granite tors as if sculpted by some giant sculptor. Terelj is only 65-70 km east of Ulaanbaatar. Let’s explore the extraordinary formation of rocks and stones; some of them look quite similar to giant turtles and after that visit one of a small Buddhist temple in Terelj national park. After that let's do dog sledging will be around 20-30 minutes. Next, we will continue to the Chinggis Khan Statue complex is located in “Tsonjin Boldog,” a historical place where Chinggis Khaan found his golden whip. The statue created as a memorial to the Man of the Millennium “Chinggis Khaan.” The 40-meter high stainless steel statue of Chinggis Khaan on horseback is the largest of its kind in the world. • Activities: Hiking, visiting museums, photo shooting, dog sledging and Horse riding

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.

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.

Most travelers visit in short time in Mongolia . We are offering this tour to get full taste of Mongolia in a short time Explore Mongolian local life culture sightseeing in Central Mongolia Horse ride Camel ride Hiking local traditional experience all included Even we will help you experience a local Mongolian food too .

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.

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.

See a different side of Mongolia as you pedal the wooded hillsides and open valleys of Mt. Baga Khentii with a guide on this intermediate mountain biking tour. Soak up views from atop the giant Genghis Khan Statue Complex then cycle across the steppes among yaks, sheep, and goats. Enjoy a picnic lunch in a lush meadow, full safety equipment, and door-to-door round-trip transfers.

Join me on a heartfelt journey to Khamariin Khiid, a sacred world spiritual center in Mongolia’s Gobi Desert, known for its powerful energy that supports healing and transformation. As an initiated Buddhist practitioner of the Yuthok Ling lineage, I’m honored to guide you through authentic rituals, healing practices, and meditation in this peaceful sanctuary. Walk in the footsteps of Danzanravjaa — the visionary 19th-century poet, living Buddha, and founder of Khamariin Khiid — who was also a passionate advocate for women’s rights and education. His legacy of healing and enlightenment lives on here. Enjoy guided tours of sacred sites and rituals, savor local Mongolian cuisine, and renew your energy in this sacred space. You’ll have the chance to take part in the sacred rituals yourself, making this a truly immersive spiritual journey. This is more than a tour — it’s a shared journey of culture, spirituality, and connection.

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

Our tour offers the ultimate winter adventure in Terelj National Park! Experience the magic of Mongolia as you ride Mongolian horses for 45–50 minutes, glide through stunning landscapes on a dog sled for 20–30 minutes across a beautiful frozen river, and feel the thrill of a 20–30 minute motorcycle ride on snow-covered terrain. You’ll also visit the world’s tallest equestrian statue — the legendary Chinggis Khaan — a truly unforgettable highlight of the journey!”

We will travel by a reliable 4x4 vehicle to Terelj National Park to explore its beauty. Terelj National Park hosts sites such as the Turtle Rock Formation, a must-see and visit place in Mongolia, as well as the Arayabal Meditation Temple. Then we will move on to visit a local family to ride horses and explore the surroundings on horseback, like a true Mongolian! Lunch will take place at the local family Ger. Lastly, we will drive to the Chinggis Khan Statue complex, there you can take photos, dress in traditional clothing, and explore the museum.

2 National Parks and Chinggis Khan statue Route: Khustai NP-Ulanbator city-Chniggis Statue-Terelj NP-UB city Total distance: 400 kms Total length: 2 days 1 night Activities: See museum and wild horse Takhi in Khustai NP for 1 hour, Horse riding for an hour in Terelj NP, Chinggis Khan statue, try Mongolian traditional food.

After the trip you have a great experience about nomads and the Gobi desert. If you need a different feeling, you can choose this trip.

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