Tour Cost
2 people: USD 2230 p/p
3 people: USD 1800 p/p
4-5 people: USD 1730 p/p
6 people: USD 1680 p/p
7-8 people: USD 1590 p/p

Departures
Private departures for 2 or more people at any time.
Best: May-October

Day 1: Arrive Ulaanbataar.Transfer to hotel. Visit Bogd Khan's Winter Palace
Day 2: Visit Gandantegchiliin & Monastery of Choji Lama
Day 3: Drive to Kharkhorin. Erdene Zuu
Day 4: Orkhon Waterfalls & Tsenger Hot Springs
Day 5: Tsetserleg. Buyandelgeruulekh Monastery
Days 6-7: Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake & Khorgo Uul Volcano
Days 8-9: Great Lakes Depression
Day 10: Altan Ells
Day 11: Uvs Lake
Day 12: Ulaangom, Kharkhiraa Mountain
Days 13-14: Uureg & Archit Lakes
Day 15: Oglii
Day 16: Namarjin Valley - Kazakh settlements
Day 17: Bayangol Valley
Days 18-19: Khovd - Ulaabataar
Day 20: Depart

Physical Grading: Moderate-challenging
Culture Shock Grading: Moderate-challenging
Accommodation: Hotel Ulaanbataar & Oglii. Tented camp in the countryside
Transport: Private Russian 4WD jeep or minivan (dependent on group size). Flight Khovd-Ulaanbataar
Accompanied by: Local guide
 Meals: Breakfast only in Ulaanbataar. All meals in countryside
Included Activities & Sightseeing: Bogd Khan's Winter Palace, Gandantegchiliin, Monastery of Choji Lama, Erdene Zuu, applicable National Park fees, cultural performance, Ulaanbataar.

Ulaanbataar - Bag Gazrib Chuluu - Tsagaan Suvarag - Dalanzadgad - Khongoriin - Bayanzag - Hoshuu - Khujirt - Orkhon - Kharkhorin - Ulaanbataar

One of the remotest regions on Earth is within your grasp as you travel through Mongolia's heartland and into the far western lands on the border with Siberia - a realm of incredible natural beauty and a diversity of ethnic peoples. The most distinct and famous are the Kazakh who preserve their centuries old traditions, including that of eagle hunting.

Explore the natural and cultural wonders of Mongolia, one of the last remaining wilderness frontiers. Mongolia offers a rare glimpse of an ancient nomadic culture that has changed little over the centuries combined with stunning natural beauty - alpine lakes, vast grasslands, forested mountains, volcanoes and hotsprings - all abounding with wildlife.

Genghis Khan's 13th century capital is largely in ruins, but from its ruins the great monastery complex of Erdene Zuu was built. With restored religious freedom this, like the great temples of Ulaanbataar, is again attracting increasing numbers of monks and chapels are being restored.

The volcanic freshwater lake Terkhiin Tsagaan is one of the most beautiful lakes of the country – perfect (though cold) for swimming with stretches of sandy beach along its shoreline. Surrounded by extinct and craterous volcanoes it was formed by lava flows from a volcanic eruption many millennia ago.

Mongolia's seismically active area stretches west into an area known as the Great Lakes Depression, a renowned wetlands region for migratory birds and a Unesco World Biosphere Reserve. Snow Leopards, wolves, fox, musk deer and ibex are also protected in the National Parks and World Heritage Sites in the area.