DAY: 1-2 ARRIVAL & AR BURD
Upon your arrival, you will be welcomed at Chinggis Khaan International Airport and transferred to Ar Burd camp. Take a refreshment and tour briefing, followed by dinner in the camp.
The following day, you will visit a site of Petroglyphs or known Rock paintings that date back to the Bronze Age.
Accommodation: Ger at the camp in Ar Burd
Meals: B, L, D
DAY: 3 TRAVEL TO TSAGAAN SUVARGA OR WHITE STUPA
Travel to Tsagaan Suvarga or White Stupa for about 5-6 hours. The White Stupa is about 100 feet high, a white limestone formation that has been created over millions of years by Aeolian and weathering effects.
Accommodation: Ger at the camp near Tsagaan Suvarga
Meals: B, L, D
DAY 4: TRAVEL TO GOBI & HIKE IN THE VALLEY
Travel to the Yol valley (Lammergeier’s Gorge) to the Gobi Desert.
This picturesque place is nestled between the beautiful peaks of the Gurvan Saikhan Mountain and shelters rich wildlife. Visit the Gobi Museum and hike through the valley for about an hour.
Accommodation: Ger at the camp near Yol Valley
Meals: B, L, D
DAY: 5-6 TRAVEL TO FLAMING CLIFFS
In the morning, following breakfast, we will drive to one of the desert's premier camps for check-in. After a coffee break, we will visit a petroglyph site on the mountain via an optional, steep route. In the late afternoon, you will visit a local nomad family at the dunes and enjoy a ride on a two-humped Bactrian camel.
The following day, we will depart for the Flaming Cliffs in the late afternoon. This site is internationally renowned for its 70-million-year-old dinosaur remains, including complete skeletons, eggs, and hatchlings from the Cretaceous Period.
Accommodation: Ger at the camp in the Desert
Meals: B, L, D
DAY: 7 TRAVEL TO ONGI RIVER
Easy morning, then off to Ongi River, where you can visit the remains of a Buddhist Temple that was burnt out during Stalin`s purges in the 1930`s.
Accommodation: Ger at the camp near the Ongi River
Meals: B, L, D
DAY:8 TRAVEL TO KARAKORUM TOWN
Travel to Karakorum, which is the ancient capital of Mongolia, where Chinggis Khaan established his headquarters in 1220. In 1235, his son and successor, Ogodei, built a palace enclosed by walls. You will visit the newly built Karakorum Museum and Erdene Zuu monastery, the largest and first Mongolian Buddhist temple complex, which was built on the remains of Kharakhorum city by Zanabazar, who was a descendant of Chinggis Khaan in XVI century.
Accommodation: Ger at the camp in Karakorum town
Meals: B, L, and D
DAY:9 TRAVEL TO HUSTAI NATIONAL PARK
Hustai National Park, which covers 50,620 hectares, is home to the Takhi (Przewalski’s Horse), the rare and resurrected wild Mongolian horse.We invite you to explore the park to see the Takhi in their natural habitat. The visit will also include a tour of the Turkic historical Ungut site, an ancient graveyard dating back to the 6th–8th centuries
Accommodation: Ger at the camp
Meals: B, L, D
DAY:10 TRAVEL TO ULAANBAATAR
Upon returning to Ulaanbaatar, we will visit the Mongol Nomadic camp for a performance. Afterward, we will continue to the city, where you will have the opportunity to shop for souvenirs and cashmere at factory outlet stores before being transferred to your accommodation.
The evening will conclude with a traditional folk concert followed by a farewell dinner at a local Mongolian restaurant
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: B, D
DAY:11 DEPARTURE
You will be picked up and transferred to your departure.
Meal: B
For additional day(s), do not hesitate to contact us, please.
