Erdene Zuu monastery and Khustai National park

Erdene Zuu monastery and Khustai National park ( 3day/2nights )

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Meet Local People and Experience Life As A Nomad

"Of course, the highlight of our trip is meeting the local people and their friendly livestocks. Rise bright and early for a full day with nomads! For centuries, Nomadic tradition have survived off the land, relying on their livestocks for transport, milk, cheese, meat, and even materials like dung for fuel, antlers for tools, and hair for clothes. The nomad herders are extremely hospitable and enthusiastic about sharing their way of life. Riding and milking livestocks are must-try activities — and we might discover a natural nomadic herder among us! " See The Last True Wild Horse

Hustai National Park is the site of a unique re-introduction scheme of last species of wild horse known as the Przewalskii’s horse (Equus Przewalskii), by Mongolian’s called the Takhi. It became extinct in the wild in the 1960s, and has since 1992 been successfully re-introduced to Hustai and other parts of Mongolia, from zoos around the world. 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 Mongolian Old Capital and Ancient Monastery

The tour will take you through some of Mongolia’s history, with visits to historic spots as the Erdenezuu monastery and Old Capital Kharkhorin Ride A Horse Across Epic Landscapes

We’ve partnered with local herders for access to authentic local experiences, including nomadic home-stays and horse-riding through Khugnu Khan National Park. Ride A Camel Through Mongolia "Oasis" called Bayan Gobi

Enjoy a ride on the good-natured and sure footed Bactrian camels as you traverse across the amazingly beautiful Semi-Gobi Desert.

Service included

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

Service not included

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

Overview

Mongolia is one of the most interesting and unexplored places on the planet. As the world’s least densely populated country, Mongolia’s untouched landscapes and nomadic culture make it an adventure destination like no other. Located in Northern Asia with China and Russia at its borders, Mongolia has only recently moved past its status as a Soviet-influenced Communist country. Wandering through the districts, you’ll notice an interesting mix of Asian and European influences, from Soviet architecture in the capital to the Buddhist-influenced traditions widely practised. Away from the capital, you’ll understand why the locals lovingly call their country the “land of the eternal blue sky”. Mongolia’s unique beauty promises breathtaking sights at every turn, with rugged mountains, sparkling lakes, and lush plains. Not only is the scenery picture-perfect, the animals are extremely photogenic too!

Itinerary

Day-1.See Mysterious Runes From Mongolian Old Capital Kharkhorin and Visit Erdenezuu Monastery

It’s another day of scenic travel before resting in a ger next to an ancient monastery and old capital. One of the largest Buddhist monastic centres in Mongolia, the Monastery of Erdenezuu is a truly spectacular sight, with Chinese, Mongolian, and Tibetan-influenced architecture. The grounds sit in the middle of vast plains, with great views of the Mongolian steppes and the Orkhon Valley. At almost 450-years-old, the monastery is also a historically-important landmark — it’s one of the rare monasteries that avoided complete destruction by the Soviets during the 1937 Stalinist purges. Overnight in Ger camp ( B L D )

Day-2.Be Awed By The Great Khaan's Statue and Celebrate The End Of An Adventure

Drive to Bayan Gobi sand dunes – surrounded by hills with willow trees, streams and bushes, and appear as a small desert in the center of the country. This sand dune is 80km long and the widest part of the sand dune is 9-10 km. After some time of refreshment in the Ger camp, we will visit local camel herder family in their Ger, explore their unique nomadic lifestyle. Also, we have lunch with them. Its chance to try drinking Hormog (fermented Mongolian camel milk). The sand dunes are the perfect place for camel riding. We will discover this magnificent place on camel back. Mongolia is home to 2/3 of the two-humped Bactrian camels in the world. It is a gentle, calm and extraordinary patient animal and can carry on without water for a month. And we will do horse riding and camel riding. Overnight in Ger camp ( B L D )

Day-3.Back to Ulaanbaatar via Hustai National Park

Today we will head back to UB city. And visit to see The Last True Wild Horse at the Hustai National park, is the site of a unique re-introduction scheme of last species of wild horse known as the Przewalskii’s horse (Equus Przewalskii), by Mongolian’s called the Takhi. It became extinct in the wild in the 1960s, and has since 1992 been successfully re-introduced to Hustai and other parts of Mongolia, from zoos around the world. Overnight in ( B L )

Pax based price

Pax 1 -------- 630$
Pax 2 -------- 387$
Pax 3 ------- 333$
Pax 4 ------ 303$

USD 303

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PAX BASED PRICE

Pax 1
per person

USD 630

Pax 2
per person

USD 387

Pax 3
per person

USD 333

Pax 4
per person