During the trip, you will enjoy sightseeing in historical places, visiting national parks, feeling the beauty of nature, and observing wild and domestic animals in the Central Khangai region. Further, meet Nomadic people who live in this local area.
Arrive in Ulaanbaatar. City break includes the National History Museum of Mongolia, which shows all the time history from the Stone Age till modern Mongolia. Near the museum, Parliament House, and the main square named Sukhbaatar which is the most important place for Mongolians. Gandan Monastery is the Buddhist center of Mongolia where you can see old temples, monks, and prayers. (L, D)
Drive to the Khugnu-Tarna Natural Complex area. Hike to Erdene Hamba Monastery which is a convenient place for hiking on the mountain. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the monastery had more than 1,000 monks. The upper and lower temples are of great interest in the history of Mongol religion's ancient, middle, and late centuries. Built on the rocks of this beautiful mountainside, the ruins are still preserved. Here you can walk on the over 80 km long dunes and Takhilt Lake is the most important place for migrant birds to grow their babies. Enjoy watching the sunset on the camelback. (B, L, D)
Head to Orkhon Valley. Over successive centuries, the Orkhon Valley was found very suitable for settlement by waves of nomadic people. Today, the Orkhon valley is a gigantic place of old and emerging nomadic traditions most of the breeders set up their camp in this place because the place ultimately has a very rich flora and fauna, making it easy for their livestock to eat and grow healthy. The place is a dream come true with the slender Orkhon River flowing peacefully, however, it is barely noticeable due to the flush leveled with the plains. You will feel your lungs sucking in the pure and fresh air around the waterfall; the valley looks unreal with green splash mixed with beige and maroon spread across the landscape. (B, L, D)
Visit to Ulaan tsutgalan Waterfall. During the Quaternary period, a volcanic eruption occurred at the source of the Tsagaan Azarga River. It flew down the Orkhon Valley and created thick layers of volcanic rock that stretched out for several kilometers. The Orkhon River then passed through these layers creating the gorge of the waterfall. It stands at a height of 24 meters and a width of 10 meters. (B, L, D)
| Group size | Price/Per person |
| 1 PAX | 3250$ |
| 2 pax | 2400$ |
| 3-4 PAX | 2150$ |
| 5-8 PAX | 1950$ |
Arrive in Ulaanbaatar. City break includes the National History Museum of Mongolia, which shows all the time history from the Stone Age till modern Mongolia. Near the museum, Parliament House, and the main square named Sukhbaatar which is the most important place for Mongolians. Gandan Monastery is the Buddhist center of Mongolia where you can see old temples, monks, and prayers. (L, D)
Drive to the Khugnu-Tarna Natural Complex area. Hike to Erdene Hamba Monastery which is a convenient place for hiking on the mountain. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the monastery had more than 1,000 monks. The upper and lower temples are of great interest in the history of Mongol religion's ancient, middle, and late centuries. Built on the rocks of this beautiful mountainside, the ruins are still preserved. Here you can walk on the over 80 km long dunes and Takhilt Lake is the most important place for migrant birds to grow their babies. Enjoy watching the sunset on the camelback. (B, L, D)
Head to Orkhon Valley. Over successive centuries, the Orkhon Valley was found very suitable for settlement by waves of nomadic people. Today, the Orkhon valley is a gigantic place of old and emerging nomadic traditions most of the breeders set up their camp in this place because the place ultimately has a very rich flora and fauna, making it easy for their livestock to eat and grow healthy. The place is a dream come true with the slender Orkhon River flowing peacefully, however, it is barely noticeable due to the flush leveled with the plains. You will feel your lungs sucking in the pure and fresh air around the waterfall; the valley looks unreal with green splash mixed with beige and maroon spread across the landscape. (B, L, D)
Visit to Ulaan tsutgalan Waterfall. During the Quaternary period, a volcanic eruption occurred at the source of the Tsagaan Azarga River. It flew down the Orkhon Valley and created thick layers of volcanic rock that stretched out for several kilometers. The Orkhon River then passed through these layers creating the gorge of the waterfall. It stands at a height of 24 meters and a width of 10 meters. (B, L, D)
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