Day 1: Ulaanbaatar Arrive in Ulaanbaatar the capital city of Mongolia. Transfer to your hotel. Evening enjoy traditional art performance and Welcome dinner. Stay overnight in the hotel. (D) Day 2: Baga Gazriin Chuluu Travel to Baga Gazriin Chuluu for 5-6hours about 240kms, is a picturesque mountain at an elevation of 1,751 meters in the Granite Belt of Mongolia. On the way we will see Zorgol Khairkhan Mountain, giant rocky granite mountain as sacred by local nomads. Stay overnight in Ger camp. (B/L/D) Day 3: Tsagaan Suvarga Continue travel to Tsagaan Suvarga about 240kms for 5-6hours. This stunning area is 30 meters high white limestone formation and created over thousands of years by natural wind. Stay overnight in Ger camp. (B/L/D) .

Day 1: Ulaanbaatar Arrive in Ulaanbaatar the capital city of Mongolia. Transfer to your hotel. In the evening enjoy a traditional art performance and Welcome dinner. Stay overnight in the hotel. (D) Day 2: Hustai National park Travel to Hustai National Park for 110kms. Hustai National Park encompassing an area of 50.620hectare is the habitat of resurrected wild Mongolian horses, popularly known as Takhi (Przewalski’s Horse). Visit the Information Center for having an introductory presentation of the National Park. Explore the park to see the Takhi horses in the wilderness. Walking around 2hours. Stay overnight in Ger camp. (B/L/D) Day 3: Nomad community Travel to Gurvanbulag soum (a local administration unit) in Bulgan province around 200km for 4hours. On the way we will visit to Khar Bukhiin Balgas, an interesting remain of ancient town of nomad tribes dated back to 10th century. Afternoon, we will reach to the nomads. Visit the nomad family, will welcome you with their unique traditional hospitality. They offer unconventional home-made special dairy products, such as “aaruul”- dried curds, Mongolian salty milk tea – Suutei tsai and so on. You can interact with nomad people and get more intimate with their nature hugging lifestyle. Stay overnight in community based Ger camp. (B/L/D) .

Day 1: Ulaanbaatar-city tour After arriving in Ulaanbaatar, you'll be greeted at the airport and escorted to 4* hotel. After lunch, take a city sightseeing tour including a visit to Gandan Monastery with its huge gold plated Buddha, a symbol of Mongolian national pride and cultural revival. See the monks chanting, spin some prayer wheels and view the intricately embroidered thanks. Then visit National Museum of Mongolian History, where you will see artifacts from Mongolia and Central Asia from the Stone Age to the present. Overnight in the hotel. (L/D) Day 2: Khovd-Tsenkher cave Early morning transfer to the airport for your flight to Khovd, the capital of Khovd province. Discover Mongolia team will be waiting for you. Drive to Khoid tsenkher cave (Northern blue cave). The rock paintings of the cave dating back 20,000-15,000 years ago are rightfully considered as world class evidence of the Upper Paleolithic period. Numerous symbols and animals painted with rosy and brown colors deep inside the cave depict a quietly standing stag, a buffalo with horns, oxen, ibexes, elephants, ostriches, and two-humped camels either separately or overlapping each other. Overnight in tent. (B/L/D) Day 3: Khovd- Khar-Us lake Drive back to Khovd province via Khar Us Lake. There are we have good opportunity to see varieties of birds and beaver. You can rest, hearing sound of various waterfowls gathered in the lake. Visit local museum in Hovd town and Overnight in the hotel. (B/L/D) .

Day 1: Ulaanbaatar Arrive in Ulaanbaatar the capital city of Mongolia. Transfer to your hotel. After the refreshment break, we will start our tour to visit Chinggis Khaan Square and Zaisan memorial on the Bogd Khan Mountain that provides a 360° panoramic view over the city. Visit the Bogd Khan Winter Palace Museum. Later, enjoy the traditional art performance and Welcome dinner. Stay overnight in the hotel. (B/D) Day 2: Uvs province Morning transfer to airport and take a flight (3hours) to Ulaangom town, the center of the Uvs province. After arrival we will move to the center of the town to check-in at local hotel. Late afternoon we will visit the local community who kept well their cultural heritages of “Khuumii” throat singing, “Bielgee” folk dance and “Tsuur” ancient musical instrument. Enjoy and attend a demonstration with locals. Stay overnight in local hotel.(B/L/D) Day 3: Uvs Lake – UNESCO World Heritage Site Morning we will travel about 60kms to the Biosphere Reserve Uvs lake Basin, There are snowfields with tundra and the desert of Altan Els where two different landscapes meet at one place. The Uvs Lake basin has an extraordinary temperature range as the lowest winter temperature is about -58 degree Celsius while summer temperature rises up to 40 degree Celsius. Here, we will hike and enjoy watching birds at the shore. Travel back to Ulaangom for 60kms and stay overnight in the hotel. (B/L/D) .

Day 1: Ulaanbaatar and City tour After arriving in Ulaanbaatar, You'll be greeted at the airport and escorted to the hotel. City sightseeing tour including a visit Gandan Monastery with its huge gold plated Buddha, a symbol of Mongolian national pride and cultural revival. See the monks chanting, spin some prayer wheels and view the intricately embroidered thanks. The next spot will be Sukhbaatar square, where all central departments including Government house situated on. Lunch in restaurant. Then, an excursion to the Zaisan Hill War Memorial to get bearings with a panoramic view of the whole city. Overnight in the hotel. (L/D) Day 2: Khovd -Khar Us Lake National park Early morning flight to Khovd Province, Western Mongolia. The flight takes two hours, and on arrival at the airstrip in the Khovd a local driver, who will take you to this trip, will meet you. After light lunch we start tour to Khar Us Lake National park. There are we have good opportunity to see varieties of birds and beaver. You can rest, hearing sound of various waterfowls gathered in the lake. Overnight in tent.(B/L/D) Day 3: Canyon of Bodonch River Up early morning, the tour continuation, cross over Baga Ulaan pass of Altai Mountain range and arrive in Canyon of Bodonch River (canyon, stretching for 100 km between the Altai mountain and Gobi desert). Discover life of nomadic family and explore local area by riding camel and horse. Overnight in comfortable ger. (national dwelling)(B/L/D) .

Day 1: Ulaanbaatar Upon arrival in Ulaanbaatar by air or train you will be greeted by your guide and driver, and transferred to your hotel. Optional half or full day city tours are available. Day 2: Ulgii town-Khovd River On this day we will take a domestic flight to Ulgii town and upon arrival will drive to the Khovd River for camping on the bank. Overnight stay in a tent. (B/L/D) Day 3: Khoton-Khurgan Lakes Drive to Khoton and Khurgan Lakes. On the way there will be a visit to Kazakh families to experience their nomadic lifestyle and then set up a camp early. Meet our local guides and prepare for the trekking. Overnight stay in a tent. (B/L/D) .

Day 1: Ulaanbaatar Arrive in Ulaanbaatar , meeting with guide and transfer to hotel. City tour: visit Sukhbaatar square and National history museum. Dinner and overnight at hotel. (D) Day 2: Ulaanbaatar-Khogno khan Early in the morning drive to Khogno Khaan tourist resort /280km/. On the way have box lunch. Arrive at Khogno Khaan and transfer to gers at camp. Trekking to the ancient monastery ruin which is 10 kms from the camp. The monastery was opened by 1st Holly king Zanabazar during 17th century and when there was a war between 2 Mongol tribes /western and central/ it was destroyed completely, but now the local old lady decided to reconstract the monastery and she reaches to really good success. Now the monastery has some lamas who are chanting for whole day. The monastery is located in really nice place right in front of the high rocky mountain. Overnight stay in gers at camp. (B/L/D) Day 3: Khogno khan-Karakorum-Tsenkher hot spring After breakfast drive to Erdene Zuu monastery /70 kms/ which is Mongolian 1st Buddhist monastery which was built in 13th century. See the turtle stone. Drive to Tsenkher hot spring /110km/ arrive at camp. And free time around the forest area. Overnight stay in ger at camp. (B/L/D) .

Day 1:Ulaanbaatar Upon arrival in Ulaanbaatar by air or train you will be greeted by your guide and driver, and transferred to your hotel. Half or full day city tours are available. Overnight stay in a hotel. Day 2:Ulaanbaatar / Karakorum 380km After breakfast at the hotel, drive to Karakorum, the 13th century capital of the Great Mongol Empire. Lunch on the way. After arrival in Karakorum visit Khaadiin Khushuu. Dinner and overnight stay in a ger camp. (L/D) Day 3: Khushuu Tsaidam -Ugii Lake 130km Start driving to the monuments of prince Kul-Tegin (685-731), the oldest and most important findings of Turkish period. Continue driving. In the evening, hiking around the lake and enjoy watching the birds. Dinner and overnight stay in the camp. (B/L/D) .

Day 1: Ulaanbaatar-City tour After arriving in Ulaanbaatar, You'll be greeted at the airport and escorted to your hotel. City sightseeing tour including a visit Gandan Monastery with its huge gold plated Buddha, a symbol of Mongolian national pride and cultural revival. See the monks chanting, spin some prayer wheels and view the intricately embroidered thanks. The next spot will be Sukhbaatar square, where all central departments including Government house situated on. Lunch in restaurant. Then, an excursion to the Zaisan Hill War Memorial to get bearings with a panoramic view of the whole city. Overnight in the hotel. (L/D) Day 2: Murun-Huvsgul National park Early morning fly to the capital of the Huvsgul province, Murun. The flight takes one and a half hours, and on arrival at the airstrip in the Murun. Discover Mongolia team will be waiting for you, who will take you to Huvsgul lake National Park, will meet you. Overnight in tourist camp. (B/L/D) .

Day 1: Ulaanbaatar Arrive in Ulaanbaatar , meeting with guide and transfer to hotel. City tour: visit Sukhbaatar square and National history museum. Dinner and overnight at hotel. Day 2: Ulaanbaatar-Murun town-Khuvsgul lake After breakfast visit to Gandan Monastery. And drive to airport to fly to Moron town and continue driving to Khuvsgul lake for 110kms. Box lunch. Arrive at tourist camp on the coast of the lake. Transfer to gers and free time around the camp. There are optional tours such as horse riding, fishing and boating. Overnight stay in gers at camp. Day 3: Khuvsgul lake .

Day 1: Ulaanbaatar Arrival in Ulaanbaatar by air or train. You will be greeted by your guide and driver and transferred to your hotel. Optional half or full day city tours are available. Overnight stay at a centrally located hotel. Day 2: Ulaanbaatar-Amarbayasgalant 350km In the morning start your journey to Amarbayasgalant Monastery, one of the most beautiful monasteries in Mongolia. Visit and explore the grounds of the monastery. Dinner and overnight stay in a ger camp. (L/D) Day 3: Bulgan province-Uran Togoo 300 km After breakfast drive to Uran Togoo, an extinct volcano in Bulgan province. You will have a scenic drive with endless green pastures and the deep blue sky. Dinner and overnight stay in a ger camp. (B/L/D) .

Day 1: Arrive in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia On arrival in Ulaanbaatar, you will meet by our tour guide and transferred to your hotel. After lunch, we will enjoy a leisurely program of sightseeing around the city and a visit to the Gandan Monastery – the Buddhist center of Mongolia, Museum of Mongolian National History – the museum presents Mongolian history and culture from prehistoric times to the present day, and Chinggis khaan`s square. Welcome dinner will be in one of the best restaurants in the city. Stay overnight at hotel. (L) Day 2: Elsen tasarkhai sand dunes - Ancient capital Karakorum & Erdenezuu Monastery After breakfast we will drive to Karakorum and Erdene Zuu Monastery. Karakorum is Mongolian ancient capital of the Great Empire Chinggis khaan, was built in early 13th century. On the way we visit to Elsentasarkhai sand dunes and explore the sand dunes with a unique area combining forest, Gobi sand dunes and Rocky Mountains. There is opportunity to ride camel. After lunch in camp, we will drive towards to Karakorum, visit museum of Karakorum and the symbolic ruins of ancient city, which was the capital city of the Great Mongol Empire founded in the 13th century by Chinggis khaan. Visit of the magnificent and oldest Buddhist Monastery complex of Erdene Zuu, built in the 16th century, with 108 stupas. Here you can see interesting listen to monk chanting Buddhist sutras. Lunch and stay overnight at tourist Ger camp. (B/ L/D) .

Day 2: Ulaanbaatar – Nomadic Family In the morning drive to a nomadic family. Have a lunch with the family, familiarize yourself with the area and receive a basic introduction to the nomadic way of life. Overnight stay in your own ger (Mongolian traditional dwelling) next to the host nomadic family. (L/D) Day 3: Nomadic Family Stay Wake up early in the morning just like Mongolians and experience everyday life of nomads. The activities will include cow milking, herding sheep on horseback, admiring and taking in the beauty of nature and learning the terms for various ages and colors of sheep and goats. Get involved in making lunch and enjoy your first Mongolian dish prepared by your very own hands. Learn to make dairy products such as yoghurt, dried curds etc., Stay at the same ger. (B/L/D) .

Day1:Ulaanbaatar Arrive in Ulaanbaatar , meeting with guide and transfer to hotel. City tour: visit Sukhbaatar square and National history museum. Dinner and overnight at hotel. (/L/D) Day 2: Ulaanbaatar-South Gobi Morning flight to Gobi desert a cradle of dinosaurs, a basin of evaporated inland sea during natural evolution many years ago. A home bactrian camels and sand dunes.(1.5 hrs flight). Arrive in Gobi and transfer to tourist camp. Lunch. Afternoon visit to Vulture valley (Yoliin Am) /40 kms one way/, where you will find the gorges mountains Gurvansikhan /three beauties/ with glaciers, which remain frozen even in summer hottest days. Then, visit camel breeding family.Overnight at tourist camp in ger. (B/L/D) .

Day 1: Ulaanbatar-Middle Gobi-Gazriin chuluu-Khukh Burd After an early breakfast leave Ulaanbaatar for our camp in the Middle Gobi. On the way visit Baga Gazriin Chuluu and the ruins of the 10th century Sum Khukh Burd temple on an island in the middle of the lake. Overnight in traditional and comfortable gers at the camp. (L/D) Day 2: South Gobi-Erdenedalai Breakfast at the camp. Continue to drive towards the South Gobi. On the way visit the Sangiin Dalai temple in Erdenedalai, one of the few monasteries and temples that survived the communist purges of the 1930s. Have packed lunch on the way and arrive at ger camp at Flaming Cliffs. Have dinner and overnight at ger camp. (B/L/D) Day 3; South Gobi- Yoliin Am After breakfast visit the famous Flaming Cliffs (Bayanzag), the site of numerous fossil discoveries by paleontologist Roy Chapman Andrews and others. Afterwards drive to Yol Valley. After lunch visit the stunning Yol Valley (Vulture Valley) National Park for hiking and opportunities to photograph the gorge, the Gobi Glacier and the diverse local wildlife. Overnight in ger camp (B/L/D) .

Day 1:Ulaanbaatar On arrival in Ulaanbaatar, you will be greeted by your guide and driver. Transfer to a hotel. Half and full day tours are available. Day 2: Terelj National Park 80km After breakfast, drive to Terelj National Park, 80km northeast of Ulaanbaatar. Spend the day touring the area and enjoying the magnificent alpine scenery. There are great opportunities for hiking, rock climbing and horse riding. You can visit a nomad family, explore their unique lifestyle, and experience horse riding. Return to the hotel. (L/D) Day 3: Ulaanbaatar-Middle Gobi 220km Early morning, begin your journey to Baga Gazriin Chuluu, a unique formation of rocks. Visit ruins of an ancient temple and explore the area. Picnic lunch. Dinner and overnight stay in a ger camp. (L/D) .

Day 1: Ulaanbaatar Arrive in Ulaanbaatar the capital city of Mongolia. Transfer to your hotel. Evening enjoy traditional art performance and Welcome dinner. Stay overnight in the hotel. (D) Day 2: Khar Zurkhnii Khukh lake Travel to Khar Zurkhnii Khukh lake about 4hours drive for 220kms. Imagine something unique while walking around the historical area where in 1189, Lord Chinggis became the King of whole Mongolian tribes. Khar Zurkh lake which is located in the north from the center of Tsenkhermandal soum of Khentii province. Optional horse riding is available. Stay overnight in tent near to the lake. (B/L/D) Day 3: Uglugch wall & visit Baldan Bereeven monastery Travel to Uglugch wall of Batshireet soum for 160kms. On the way we will visit ruin of Baldan Bereeven monastery. The monastery was one of the largest and most famous 3 monasteries in Mongolia and home to 5000 monks during 18th-20th centuries. We will visit the site and explore all the magic around it. After lunch we will continue travel to Uglugch wall about 68kms. Stay overnight in Steppe Eco camp.( B/L/D) .

Day 1: Ulaanbaatar Upon arrival in Ulaanbaatar you will be greeted by your guide and driver and transferred to a hotel. Half and full day tours are available. Overnight stay in a hotel. Day 2: Khar Zurkhnii Khukh Lake Travel to Khar Zurkhnii Khukh Lake for 170kms, a famous historical place where lords of many Mongolian tribes were conferred the title of “Chinggis Khaan” to the king of United Mongolia in 1189. On the way visit to Chinggis Khaan statue complex. Stay overnight in Ger camp.(B/L/D) Day 3: Jargalant valley Drive to Jargalant valley for 40 km and visit Nomad family.They offer unconventional home-made special dairy products, such as “aaruul”-dried curds, Suuteitsai-Mongolian salty milk tea and Boortsog-Mongolian biscuit- and so on. Day to experience in nomadic life and culture! You will have a chance to see nomads’ daily chores, particularly the producing of dairy products; even you can give hands in the process. You can interact with nomad people and get more intimate with their nature hugging lifestyle. In the evening you will be mentored with a lesson on “Shagai”- Anklbone, the bones are collected and used for traditional games. You will enjoy the game of “Horse racing” with the family members. Stay overnight in the Ger of Nomad family.(B/L/D) .

Day 1: Ulaanbaatar Upon arrival in Ulaanbaatar you will be greeted by your guide and driver and transferred to a hotel. Half and full day tours are available. Overnight stay in a hotel. Day 2; Lake Khukh Nuur. 215 km After an early breakfast drive to Khukh Nuur, 215 km from Ulaanbaatar. Have a lunch and camp in Khukh Nuur tourist camp which is located near Khukh Nuur. Khukh Nuur is known as the location where Temujin was bestowed with the title `Chinggis Khaan`. After lunch visit the lake and explore Khar Zurkhen Mountain. A historian would give a speech about Chinggis Khaan’s life, which is specific to this area. Dinner and overnight stay in a ger camp. (L/D) Day 3: Binder soum. 220 km This morning drive to Binder soum, 220 km from Lake Khukh Nuur. We will see Uglugchiin Kherem Wall which is 3km in length, is made entirely of stones without the use of mortar. Today it stands 3.1 meters tall at its highest point and there are approximately 60 tombs near the wall. Oglochiin Kherem may be a burial place of great historical Mongol figures, such as Chinggis Khaan or Khubilai Khaan. Picnic lunch and overnight stay in a ger camp. (B/L/D) .

Nomadic life thrives in summer and survives in winter. Considering climatic conditions, especially during winter, such lifestyle may seem to the outside world to be a very hard way of living. However, Mongolians have developed for centuries such qualities as strength and resilience that are essential for survival in this harsh nature, which is their cherished homeland. Mongolia is the land of the horse. Any nomad can ride as well as he or she can walk or run. Small Mongolian horses are incredibly resistant. They live all year around in semi-wild herds, gathered only for the draft and the capture. They are partially watched over by herdsmen to defend only against the wolves in winter. A Mongolians are still roam¬ing the vast grasslands with no fences and living in the traditional felt covered gers. For 3,000 years, the “five animal” people of the steppes have adopted a pastoral way of life moving in the search of best pas¬tures and in step with seasonal changes. They live by their livestock known as the five muzzles that include horses, camels, sheep, goats, and cows. .