Discovering Birthplace of Great Khaan "Chinggis" Tour

Discovering Birthplace of Great Khaan "Chinggis" Tour ( 7day/6nights )

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What to expect

Meet Nomadic Herders

Of course, the highlight of our trip is meeting the nomads and their friendly livestocks. Staying with them is a priceless opportunity to experience their way of life while it’s still around. Discovering wild nature all along the way

Mongolia is perhaps best known for its steppes, or endless expanses of grasslands. These prairie regions are characterized by their lack of trees. Be Awed By An Natural Beauties and Visit to The Grand Khaan's Equestrian

The tour will take you through some of Mongolia’s history, with visits to historic spots as the Deluun Boldog where the King was born, and Chingiss Khaan Complex. Ride A Horse Around National Park

We’ve partnered with local herders for access to authentic local experiences, including nomadic home-stays and horse-riding through the Terelj National Park.

Service included

Shared accommodation at Ger camp
Private English speaking guide and driver
All meals as listed
All entrance fee
Horse ride
Mongolian barbecue
Letter of Invitation
All transfers and transportation
Bottled drinking water p.p

Service not included

Personal expenses
Optional activities
Camera fee for museum & monastery
Travel Insurance
Single supplement
Tips for your driver and guide

Overview

Vast-open east and southeastern part of Mongolia is known as a country of enormous blue skies, vast-open grasslands and is famed for its numerous extinct volcanoes, herds of white-tailed gazelles, and balbal stones. As well as, tourism is has developed less in this part of Mongolia, and you will find yourself on the immense grasslands. The first part of the tour takes place in the birthplace of Chingiss Khaan, then on grassy steppes dotted with extinct volcanoes and next, discover beautiful Nature Reserves. Beautiful small Lake Khukh Nuur where Temuujin (childhood name of Chingiss Khaan) entitled as a Khaan, world’s largest statue of an equestrian, the world's biggest cave in the steppe, the Gobi desert Lake Ganga with its numerous swans are another things of interest. In this area, we can visit as many nomad families as we wish and meet authentic nomads of the remote areas.

Itinerary

Day-1.Terelj National Park

Early morning, we will drive to Chinggis Khaan statue complex. Where according to legend of that he found golden whip. The statue is symbolically pointed east towards his birthplace. It is on top of the Statue Complex, a visitor center, itself 10 meter tall with 36 columns representing the 36 Khaans from Chinggis to Ligden Khaan. It was built in 2006. And then we will drive to Terelj National Park. It is about 37 km north-west of the statue, is a deservedly popular destination. At 1600 meter, the area is cool and alpine scenery is magnificent, and there are great opportunities for hiking, climbing and do horse riding. The park is over 102 million hectares large. The landscape is looking a little bit like the Alps. It is a national park that is started to develop in the 1960s and officially was classified as a national park in 1994. After we arrived, do horse riding to Aryabal meditation temple. Overnight in Ger camp ( )

Day-2.Khukh lake

It was mentioned that Temuujin (Genghis Khan's childhood name) moved to in the Khukh Lake ( Blue Lake ) of Kar Zurkh (Black Heart) of Sengur which exists Khurelkh. Khar Zurkh is a point topped mountain with a forest in its shady side and no trees in its front slope. The stone of Ger with a diameter of 15 meters is on the south side of this lake. It would be the ruin of the Palace where Genghis Khan was entitled as a Khan of Mongols in 1189. The land around the lake is a region as a taiga forest zone and vast depression surrounding mountain ranges. Overnight in Ger camp ( )

Day-3.Bereeven Monastery

The remains of the Bereeven Monastery are located in the depression of the Bereeven Mountains. The monastery was made of granite stone in 1777. The God of "Manzushir" with 3 meters high and 2 meters wide was crafted on the steep and reddish, granite stone is to the southeast of the monastery. The main worship hall was built in 1813. It had 32 columns and 3 stairs, which called "Utai Gumben" but it has broken beside the wall. Last a few years American builders rebuilt it. The monastery at one time was home to 8,000 lamas. It was the religious center of the eastern Khalkh Mongols. The buildings were mainly constructed of stone and wood because of its location near the forests. No detailed studies on Bereeven Monastery exist. Overnight in Ger camp ( )

Day-4-5.Birthplace of Chingiss Khaan (Dadal village)

At 8.30am, we will drive to the Dadal village, where famous for being the place of birth of the greatest leader of Mongolia, Genghis Khan. This area is a gorgeous natural reserve where you can have a rest enjoying the lakes around, rivers and forests. We will around in the late afternoon and explore the village life. On the second day, no driving and more for relaxing day. Will visit to the 3 lakes which is called “Kholboo nuur” and big statute of Chinggis Khaan. Overnight in Ger camp ( )

Day-6.Kherlen River

After breakfast we will drive to Kherlen River. The Kherlen River is one of the biggest rivers in the Eastern Mongolia within the Pacific basin. The river takes its origin at the upper part of the Khentii mountain range and flows to the south first, and then gradually to the east and ultimately joins Dalai Lake in China. The river watershed area is 116455 km.sq and length of 1090 km in the territory of Mongolia. The River Kherlen area is full of migratory birds in summer and it is very beautiful to watch them in the early morning and evening. Overnight in wild camping ( )

Day-7.Back to Ulaanbaatar-Celebrate The End Of An Adventure