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Mongolia In 3 Days
3 days
Multi-Day
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About this activity
Day 1 will start with a brief city tour, followed by a car trip to Khustai Nuruu National Park, the biggest park of Przewalkski’s wild horse in the world. There, you will see museums, see the wild horses from few meters away, and learn about its history. After that, you will head to Elsen Tasarkhai, known as mini-Gobi, where we will spend a night in a ger. There you will see one of the most beautiful mammals in Mongolia, the Bactrian Camel, and ride through the Sand Dune.
Day 2 will start with a car trip to the ancient city Kharkhorum where we will be exploring everything that is related to Mongol history, Erdene Zuu monastery, and the legacy of Genghis Khan. Have meals, learn the culture, talk to the nomads, experience their daily nomad life. Then we will explore the valley of Orkhon River. Orkhon River Valley is one of the World Heritage Area where its home to many historical sites and culture. While our stay in Ugii Nuur, activities such as horseback riding, fishing, birdwatching, and hiking are all possible. We’ll spend a night in a ger camp.
Day 3: We’ll travel back to Ulaanbaatar city. You will get a fascinating glimpse into daily routines of a remarkable culture and Mongol history in 3 days.
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Day 2 will start with a car trip to the ancient city Kharkhorum where we will be exploring everything that is related to Mongol history, Erdene Zuu monastery, and the legacy of Genghis Khan. Have meals, learn the culture, talk to the nomads, experience their daily nomad life. Then we will explore the valley of Orkhon River. Orkhon River Valley is one of the World Heritage Area where its home to many historical sites and culture. While our stay in Ugii Nuur, activities such as horseback riding, fishing, birdwatching, and hiking are all possible. We’ll spend a night in a ger camp.
Day 3: We’ll travel back to Ulaanbaatar city. You will get a fascinating glimpse into daily routines of a remarkable culture and Mongol history in 3 days.
Included
- 2 nights accommodation
- All taxes, fees and handling charges
- Environmental Management Charge (Reef Tax)
- All meals
- All activities
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Snacks
- Bottled water
- Coffee and/or Tea
Not included
- Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
- Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
- Travel Insurance (available to purchase)
- Gratuities
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Infant seats available
- Transportation is wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchair accessible
- Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
- Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
- Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers
Features
Tourism
85%
Cultural
40%
Sport
15%
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We have traveled to over 25 countries and this was easily the most truly authentic cultural experience we've ever had. Simply incredible tour of a gorgeous country. Our amazing guide, Misheelt, and our driver, Misheelt's father, made us feel so welcome and like we were on a family road trip (in the best possible way). Everything was included as described in the itinerary, plus a few bonuses such as a biologist hopping in the van at Hustai to help us find the wild horses (we hiked up a mountain to see a bunch of wild horses and were able to also see the deer) and a bonus horse ride with the nomadic family at Semi-Gobi (horse ride first night, camel ride next morning). We booked this trip because it seemed to include the most important stops in a short time and we left feeling like we had truly experienced the countryside. A few notes for those considering the trip (not negatives in any way for us, just things to be prepared for). There is rarely toilet paper in the countryside stops, so take a travel roll with you and be prepared to throw in the trash (not flush). The overnights in the gers have solar panels for powering minor lighting, but take portable battery chargers to power phones, cameras, etc. on your own. The first overnight stop at Semi-Gobi was with a nomadic family, but we had our own ger. There was no running water, so toilets were in an outhouse and there were no shower facilities. The second overnight stop at Ugii Nuur was more of a tourist camp (still managed by a family, but more gers) - again, we had our own ger. There was a more established bathroom facilities and showering facilities were available at certain times of the day (they had to heat the water). The ger beds were very firm and small, but serviceable. Our guides provided sleeping bags, which helped a lot for comfort and warmth. Again, all of these things were part of the experience for us, just come prepared with the right expectations! Overall, an incredible experience that any true traveler will cherish for a lifetime!