Embark on a 10-day adventure to explore the breathtaking beauty of Northern Mongolia. Discover the stunning Khuvsgul Lake, surrounded by lush forests and majestic mountains. Encounter unique ethnic groups like the Dukhan Reindeer people and immerse yourself in their fascinating culture.
Embark on a 10-day adventure to explore the breathtaking beauty of Northern Mongolia. Discover the stunning Khuvsgul Lake, surrounded by lush forests and majestic mountains. Encounter unique ethnic groups like the Dukhan Reindeer people and immerse yourself in their fascinating culture.
Journey to Amarbayasgalant Monastery
Orkhon Province - Ulaanbaatar to Amarbayasgalant 350km
• Continue the journey to Amarbayasgalant, one of the largest and best-preserved Buddhist Monasteries, meaning “Tranquil Felicity.” This pilgrimage site was constructed between 1727-1736 by the order of the Manchurian King as a tribute to the Mongolian…
Journey to Amarbayasgalant Monastery
Orkhon Province - Ulaanbaatar to Amarbayasgalant 350km
• Continue the journey to Amarbayasgalant, one of the largest and best-preserved Buddhist Monasteries, meaning “Tranquil Felicity.” This pilgrimage site was constructed between 1727-1736 by the order of the Manchurian King as a tribute to the Mongolian religious leader Zanabazar. The complex includes 30 temples. During the communist purges, the monastery survived due to its significant contribution to Mongolian architectural art and invaluable cultural heritage.
• Upon arrival, there are opportunities for a short hike.
Extinct Volcano in the National Park
Bulgan Province - Amarbayasgalant to Uran Togoo National Park 220km
• After breakfast, begin the excursion around the monastery and attend a morning chanting ceremony.
• Drive towards Uran Togoo, an extinct volcano crater located in Bulgan province on the way to Khuvsgul Lake. Uran, meaning artistic, is a crater that appears as if its ridges were finely crafted. The circular crater ridge has a diameter of about 500 meters with a depth of 15 meters, surrounded by trees that enhance the scenery.
• Optional climbing and hiking.
• Lunch at a local restaurant.
Khuvsgul - The Mini Switzerland of Mongolia
Khuvsgul Lake - • Enjoy a leisurely morning with optional horse riding and hiking. The scenic fields of edelweiss and other colorful flowers, along with grazing yaks and herds of horses, will surely inspire exploration around the lake.
• Visit the Reindeer - Tsaatan people.
Exploring the Steppe
The Great White Lake of Mongolia
The Great White Lake of Mongolia
Relaxing in Tsenkher Hot Springs
Tsetserleg - White Lake National Park to Tsenkher Hot Springs via Tsetserleg city - 220km
• Arrive in Tsetserleg city, the center of Arkhangai province, a small town nestled among larch-covered mountains. Visit the local museum, which displays rich ethnographic, historical, and cultural items of the Mongolian people. Make a short stop at the market for supplies.
• Arrive at Tsenkher Hot Springs, one of Mongolia’s largest hot springs, with a temperature of 86 degrees, high flow rate, high alkalinity, and relatively high fluoride content. The hot spring is primarily used for relaxation and health restoration. Enjoy an outdoor hot tub, cold beer, and beautiful scenery. Optional hiking and hot tub with natural sulfur spa. A great spot for wildflower enthusiasts.
Joy of the Desert in Khugnu Khan Nature Reserve
Khugnu Tarna - Tsenkher Hot Spring to Mini Gobi 250km
● Arrive at Khugnu Khaan Nature Reserve, a unique location combining mountains, forest, steppe, desert, a small lake, and a mineral water spring, representing different natural zones. The area is ideal for hiking, climbing, and horse riding.
• Horse trekking to the ruins of Erdene Khamba Monastery, dating from the 17th century, perfectly located to shield from the wind and cold of the steppe in the granite mountain.
• Visit the Dunes of Elsen Tasarkhai on camelback.
Return to the Capital Ulaanbaatar
Töv - • Return to Ulaanbaatar. Along the way, see herds of horses crossing the roads, the smoke from gers fading away, and the endless hills and steppe. Arrive in town and transfer to your accommodation.
• If time permits, enjoy a short city orientation and shopping with the guide.
- Lunch
- Park entrance fees
- Horse and Camel ride
- Dinner
- Breakfast
- Transfers upon arrival and departure
- Guide service at all times
- Lunch
- Park entrance fees
- Horse and Camel ride
- Dinner
- Breakfast
- Transfers upon arrival and departure
- Guide service at all times
- • Alcoholic beverages
- • Travel insurance, medical insurance
- • Alcoholic beverages
- • Travel insurance, medical insurance
Khuvsgul, the largest freshwater lake in northern Mongolia, is often referred to as the Blue Pearl of this expansive country. The region is adorned with pine and larch forests, rolling hills, and towering rocky mountains, which beautifully complement the pristine, crystal-clear waters of the revered Mother Sea, earning it the nickname Mongolian…
Khuvsgul, the largest freshwater lake in northern Mongolia, is often referred to as the Blue Pearl of this expansive country. The region is adorned with pine and larch forests, rolling hills, and towering rocky mountains, which beautifully complement the pristine, crystal-clear waters of the revered Mother Sea, earning it the nickname Mongolian Switzerland. Northern Mongolia is also home to various ethnic groups, including the Darkhad and Tuvan people, also known as the Dukhan Reindeer people. For the Dukhans, reindeer are central to their livelihood and culture, and they continue to live in traditional tepees.
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