Welcome to Ulaanbaatar city , Mongolia's capital. Your guide and driver will meet you at the airport and escort you to your hotel in the city center.

The program on the first day starts at noon. We start with lunch with the Mongolian team.

Visit the National museum of history, the largest museum in Mongolia, where you will learn the great history of Mongolia.

Walk in the city center of Ulaanbaatar and visit the Chinggis Khan Square

The fabulous traditional Mongolian show by Tumen ekh will introduce you to Mongolian instruments, traditional dances, religious dances, traditional songs, overtone songs, and contortions in the evening.

Note: Once we arrive at the hotel in Ulaanbaatar, we will walk between the museums and the Tumen Ekh show to avoid the traffic. Our hotel is situated in the heart of the city, and every attraction is very close.

Our adventure begins with a visit to the Gandan Monastery before leaving Ulaanbaatar. The monastery is a peaceful and serene place where visitors can witness the daily rituals and practices of the monks. In the main temple, there is a giant Buddha statue that stands 25 meters high.

Visit Baga gazriin chuluu, a mesmerizing granite formation shaped by centuries of natural forces. Legends say Genghis Khan may have once roamed here. Walk among these unique rocks and enjoy the stunning, timeless landscape of Mongolia.

Arrive at Erdene Ukhaa Camp, nestled in the heart of Baga Gazriin Chuluu.

Visit Tsagaan Suvarga, a breathtaking White Stupa, a natural wonder rising 30 meters high and spanning 100 meters wide. Its stupa-like shape and stunning layers of white, yellow, green, and brown, colored by mineral-rich soil, make this landmark unforgettable for any traveler.

Arrive at Tsagaan Suvarga Camp, where we can relax and take in the stunning Gobi sunset, casting its warm glow over the breathtaking Tsagaan Suvarga formations.

Our next stop is the stunning Yoliin am Canyon, A breathtakingly beautiful destination for nature lovers. Even in summer, its depths remain frozen due to the canyon's great height, which prevents the sun's rays from reaching its depths. The canyon is also known as the Canyon of Eagles, as many wild birds such as eagles and vultures can be spotted here. After our journey through the Canyon, we continue our trip to another ger camp.

We take a two-hour scenic walk through the famous Canyon of Yol.

We will continue our journey by visiting the Canyon of Dungenee. We will embark on a small hiking excursion in this spectacular canyon. Here, we may have the chance to observe some wild animals, such as ibex and gazelle. However, due to the animals' wild nature, it can be difficult to spot them. Nonetheless, with a little bit of luck, we may catch a glimpse of these majestic creatures.

At Sand dunes of Khongor, we can explore 130 km of vast and stunning sand dunes. Here, you will see the nomad families who live in the area, due to the presence of several oasis and rivers providing water to the animals.

In the afternoon, we will climb to the highest dune of the Khongor, an experience you won't forget! From the top, you'll be able to take in the breathtaking views of the sand dunes, and even hear the singing sands as you take it all in. As the sand is moved due to winds or is in the process of collapse due to small avalanches, a strong sound is made giving it the name "Singing Sands.

Going on a camel ride in the Gobi Desert is a thrilling experience. The camel will take us smoothly over the sandy hills and the Khongor River, a sparkling water body that sometimes flows on top and sometimes under the ground. Our trip will take us to a small refreshing spot at the bottom of the hills, decorated with saxaul bushes.

Visit Bayanzag Cliffs, also known as the "flaming cliffs," natural wonders in Mongolia. These cliffs are famous for their striking red hue, which looks particularly impressive at sunset. The cliffs are a rich source of dinosaur fossils and bones, known as the "cemetery of dragons." In 1922, Roy Andrews Chapman, a well-known paleontologist, discovered dinosaur bones and eggs here. Today, these fossils and bones are on display in various museums worldwide.

Visiting the Bayanzag cliffs is a must-do activity for anyone traveling to Mongolia. The site combines natural beauty, historical significance, and scientific importance, making it an ideal destination for tourists of all ages.

This will be the last day in the Gobi desert. After breakfast, we will head north to visit the ancient Ongi Monastery.

The Monastery of Ongi is a fascinating historical monument located in the southern region of Mongolia. It was built in the 17th century and was one of the largest monasteries in the country. The monastery also served as one of the first universities in Mongolia and was home to up to 2,000 monks at its peak. It played a significant role as a religious and educational center during its time. Today, visitors can explore the ruins of the monastery and gain insight into the rich history and culture of Mongolia.

As we start our journey, we say goodbye to the dry and rough terrain of the Great Gobi and step on the lush and magnificent mountains of Khangai. The difference between the two ecosystems is an impressive sight, which reminds us of the amazing variety of the natural world.

Visit Kharkhorin city, the ancient capital of Mongolia. After creating Mongolia, Genghis Khan wanted to create the world's capital in the Orkhon Valley, but unfortunately, he died before it was built. In 1235, Ugudei, the son of Chinggis Khan, created this city in honor of his father.

Visit Erdene Zuu Monastery. The 29th descendant of Chinggis Khan, Abtai Khan, wanted to create an extensive monastery but needed help to choose the right place. Then, the 3rd Dalai Lama Sonam Gyatso advised him to build this monastery on the ruins of the ancient capital of Mongolia. In 1586, Abtai Khan then built Erdene-Zuu.

Today, we are going to the heart of Orkhon Valley, an unforgettable journey through the vast expanses of Mongolia. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a place of nomadism where herders set up their summer camps every year. You can discover Mongolian nomads' culture and way of life by exploring this magnificent region. The landscapes are breathtaking, with majestic mountains, crystal-clear rivers, and endless green steppes. We will spend the next three days in this valley.

We can help them with daily chores such as milking cows, making traditional dairy products, and gathering firewood. We will also be able to ride horses and explore the beautiful landscape. This experience will give us a unique insight into the nomadic way of life and allow us to appreciate the simplicity and beauty of living close to nature.

Visit the famous Orkhon Waterfall, which stands at a height of 24 meters, and we will ride horses to get there. We can also gallop through the vast steppe.

We can help them with daily chores such as milking cows, making traditional dairy products, and gathering firewood. We will also be able to ride horses and explore the beautiful landscape. This experience will give us a unique insight into the nomadic way of life and allow us to appreciate the simplicity and beauty of living close to nature.

Horse riding in the Orkhon Valley, a breathtaking destination nestled in the heart of Mongolia. Surrounded by majestic mountains and vast grasslands, this valley offers a truly immersive experience in nature's embrace. As we mount our horses, a sense of excitement and anticipation fills the air. The rhythmic sound of hooves against the earth echoes through the valley, harmonizing with the gentle breeze that rustles the tall grasses. The horses, strong and sure-footed, carry us along winding trails that lead us deeper into the valley's enchanting beauty.

Today we will visit the most important Monastery of Orkhon Valley.

Tuvkhun Monastery Hermitage was founded by Ondor Gegeen Zanabazar in 1648 on his 19th birthday. The temple complex is built on two mountain platforms. The lower one has several temples, including a small wooden temple, a footprint attributed to the 1st Bogd Gegeen, and a tiny cave where Zanabazar meditated.

Further up the mountain, there is a second platform with a spring and a cave called Ekhiin Khevlii, or "Mother's Womb," where pilgrims crawl inside to be reborn. At the top is an Ovoo and a flat rock called "The Place of Naadam," where Zanabazar created some famous sculptures.

Mongolians believe that entering the "Mother's Womb" hole cleanses bad energy and rejuvenates.

In the evening, our generous host will prepare a traditional Mongolian dish for us called "Mongolian barbecue made by grilled stone." This unique culinary experience involves grilling meat and vegetables on hot stones, creating a delicious and flavorful meal.

Once we have bid farewell to the breeders, we will make our way back to our 4x4s. Our next destination will be Khogno Khan National Park, which is also known as mini-Gobi. This park boasts a diverse range of landscapes, including a lake, sand dunes that stretch for 80km, trees, and mountains.

We will explore the beautiful sand dunes of Elsen Tasarkhai, walking atop the soft sand and marveling at the stunning views.

Once we have arrived and settled into our ger camp, we will have the opportunity to explore the 18th century Erdene Khamba Monastery and take a leisurely stroll through the sand dunes. For those who are interested, there is also the option to ride a camel.

Back to Ulaanbaatar. As we drive, we witness the last herds of wild horses crossing the road, leaving us in awe. The distant gers with smoke rising from them mark the end of our time on the steppe.

Upon our arrival in the town, we will check into the hotel and take some time to rest.

We will arrive in Ulaanbaatar in the afternoon. This is an opportunity to do some last souvenir shopping. Your guide will help you find the necessary shops for your desires: souvenirs, cashmere, and small Mongolian objects.

After breakfast, we will accompany you to the international airport of Ulaanbaatar according to the schedule of your flight.