The Ultimate Mongolia Jeep Tour: Ulan Bator - Terelj - Gobi Desert - Karakorum - Hustai (MN-01)
This exciting 15-day tour brings together the very best of modern and historical Mongolia via its customs, folklores, history and nature. Over the course of two weeks, you will visit the unique capital Ulan Bator, Erdene-Zuu which is home to one of the largest monasteries in Mongolia as well as the country’s very first Buddhist monastery and the fascinating remnants of Karakorum – the former stronghold of Genghis Khan's Mongolian Empire. As well as enjoying the main sights, we will also explore the fascinating national parks of Terelj and Hustai Nuruu with their outstanding views and wildlife, the rolling and eerie sand dunes of Khongor and the South Gobi. The tour will also call at the legendary ‘Flaming Cliffs’ where fossils and dinosaur eggs were discovered. If it is wild adventure that you seek, join us on this exciting Mongolia exploration tour.Day 1. Ulan Bator
Transfer to your hotel in Ulan Bator.
Day 2. Terelj National Park
Visit the stunning Terelj National Park and a local nomadic family. Return to the hotel in Ulan Bator.
Day 3. Baga Gazriin Chuluu (Middle Gobi)
Drive to an otherworldly formation of rocky mountains and the remains ruins of an ancient temple. Overnight in a ger camp.
Day 4. Tsagaan Suvarga
Drive to the ruins of Sum Khukh Bird Temple and the Tsagaan Suvarga. Overnight in a ger camp.
Day 5. Yol Valley
Three Beauties of the Gobi National Park - the Yol Valley. Overnight in a ger camp.
Day 6. Khongor Sand Dunes
Drive to the Khongor Sand Dunes - the Singing Dunes. Overnight in a ger camp.
Day 7. Bayanzag
Flaming Cliffs, also known as Bayanzag (saxaul tree forest of the Gobi). Enjoy a short camel ride. Overnight stay in a ger camp.
Day 8. Ongi Monastery
Visit the ruins of the once mighty Ongi Monastery. Overnight stay in a ger camp.
Day 9. Karakorum - Erdene-Zuu Monastery
Drive to Karakorum, the 13th century capital of the Great Mongol Empire. Overnight stay in a ger camp.
Day 10. Tsenkher Hot Springs
Today, it is all about relaxing, Mongolian style! We travel to the Tsenkher hot springs. Overnight stay in a ger camp.
Day 11. Tsenkher Hot Spring
This is a relaxation day. Overnight stay in a ger camp.
Day 12. Lake Ugii
Journey to Lake Ugii in Mongolia’s Arkhangai province. Overnight stay in a ger camp.
Day 13. Hustain Nuruu National Park
Drive to Hustain Nuruu National Park and search for Przewalski horses. Overnight stay in a ger camp.
Day 14. Hustain Nuruu National Park – Ulan Bator
Return to Ulan Bator and transfer to your hotel.
Day 15. Ulan Bator.
Transfer to the airport.
Baga Gazriin ChuluuBaga Gazriin Chuluu is a picturesque mountain in the middle of the Gobi desert elevating up to 1,751 metres. The area is studded with rounded rock formations, perched beside dramat... Read more
Bayanzag - Flaming CliffsBayazang or the Flaming Cliffs site is a region of the Gobi Desert in the Omnogovi Province of Mongolia, in which important fossil finds have been made, including the most famous -... Read more
Erdene Zuu MonasteryErdene Zuu was the first and largest monastery in Mongolia. It is located adjacent to the ancient city of Karakorum and it is part of the Orkhon Valley Cultural Landscape World Her... Read more
Hongor Els Sand Dunes (Singing Dunes)The evocatively named Singing Sands stretch for 180 km and are up to 800 metres high, making them some of the largest sand dunes in Mongolia. The sound produced from the masses of ... Read more
Hustai Nuruu National Park - Przewalski Horses AreaThe Przewalski horse – ‘Takhi’ in Mongolian - is the last wild horse in the world. The Przewalski horse is considered the only remaining truly wild horse in the w... Read more
Ongi MonasteryLocated on Ongi river, Ongiin Khiid used to be one of the largest monasteries in Mongolia. It was founded in 1660 and consisted of two temple complexes on the North and South of th... Read more
Terelj National ParkGorkhi Terelj National Park is one of the Mongolia’s finest and best-known national parks established in 1994 and located just an hour’s drive away from the capital. It... Read more
Tsagaan Suvarga (White Stupa)Tsagan Suvarga is the name given by local people to an impressively eroded cliff. Over millions of years various changes in the environment have produced its famous coloured layers... Read more
Tsenkher Hot SpringsTsenkher is a natural hot spring that flows from the ground, through the seasons, at a temperature of 85 Celsius. The spring is located in central Mongolia in a mountainous region,... Read more
Ugii Lake (Ogii Lake)Lake Ugii is a freshwater lake in eastern Arkhangai, in central Mongolia known for its fish and birdlife. This is the nearest lake to the capital and it forms an excellent tranquil... Read more
Ulan BatorCapital of Mongolia was formerly called Urga. It was renamed Ulan Bator after a declaration of republic and the abolition of monarchy in 1924. Ulan Bator literally means Red Hero a... Read more
Yol Valley - The Valley of the EaglesThe Yol Valley, a protected site since 1965, lies 62 km north-west of Dalanzadgad and spans an area of 70 sq. km. The valley is located within the Gobi Gurvansaikhan National Park ... Read more
Tour Inclusions
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International flights
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Accommodation
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Guided tours & cultural programme
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Full-board meals
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Ground transportation
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Airport & railway transfers
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Visa fees
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Quick Facts
- Season: Summer
- Days: 15
- Group Size: 2-10
- Tour Grade:
Included in the Tour Price
International flights
Our advertised package price is based on economy flights from / to London. If you depart from a regional airport in the UK or another country, there might be additional surcharges for international airfares. Upon booking a tour you will be offered various flight options. Please note, the package price depends on the availability of flight tickets and will be reconfirmed by your travel consultant. The airfare is not guaranteed unless ticketed. We advise to book sooner than later as the airfare may go up closer to your departure date, especially during high seasons.
Our advertised package price is based on economy flights from / to London. If you depart from a regional airport in the UK or another country, there might be additional surcharges for international airfares. Upon booking a tour you will be offered various flight options. Please note, the package price depends on the availability of flight tickets and will be reconfirmed by your travel consultant. The airfare is not guaranteed unless ticketed. We advise to book sooner than later as the airfare may go up closer to your departure date, especially during high seasons.
Accommodation
All accommodation at your destination is included in the holiday price. Hotel category - according to the package type selected.
All accommodation at your destination is included in the holiday price. Hotel category - according to the package type selected.
Guided tours & cultural programme
All tours with entrance fees listed in the itinerary are included in the holiday price. There will be an English-speaking guide on all tours. Please note, we can arrange guides speaking other languages upon request. Please let us know your preferences.
All tours with entrance fees listed in the itinerary are included in the holiday price. There will be an English-speaking guide on all tours. Please note, we can arrange guides speaking other languages upon request. Please let us know your preferences.
Full-board meals
Full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner) each day. Service begins with dinner on the day of arrival and ends with breakfast on the day of departure. Depending on the itinerary you may be served a packed lunch on your tour. Please advise us if you have any special dietary requirements.
Full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner) each day. Service begins with dinner on the day of arrival and ends with breakfast on the day of departure. Depending on the itinerary you may be served a packed lunch on your tour. Please advise us if you have any special dietary requirements.
Ground transportation
All domestic transportation at your destination is included as per the itinerary. In the countryside we use chauffeur driven 4WD jeeps and in the city areas – minivans or coaches. All vehicles have air-conditioning system.
All domestic transportation at your destination is included as per the itinerary. In the countryside we use chauffeur driven 4WD jeeps and in the city areas – minivans or coaches. All vehicles have air-conditioning system.
Airport & railway transfers
All airport and railway transfers as per itinerary are included in the tour price. We will also provide airport transfers if you arrange your own arrival / departure flights regardless of the time of the flight, you will need to let us know your flight details. We operate all transfers 24 hours a day.
All airport and railway transfers as per itinerary are included in the tour price. We will also provide airport transfers if you arrange your own arrival / departure flights regardless of the time of the flight, you will need to let us know your flight details. We operate all transfers 24 hours a day.
Visa fees
Standard visa processing for UK residents is included in the tour price. Upon your booking we email detailed guidance notes how to complete the visa forms. All application packs are checked by our visa department before submission to the relevant consulates. If you are based overseas we will email all required paperwork for you to apply for the visas in the local consulate. Please read more about required visas in the tour description or our country guides on this websites.
Standard visa processing for UK residents is included in the tour price. Upon your booking we email detailed guidance notes how to complete the visa forms. All application packs are checked by our visa department before submission to the relevant consulates. If you are based overseas we will email all required paperwork for you to apply for the visas in the local consulate. Please read more about required visas in the tour description or our country guides on this websites.
Not included
Personal travel insurance
Personal travel insurance is not included in the holiday price. It is advisable to take out your travel insurance at the time of booking your trip as cover will commence for pre-departure cancellation from the policy issue date. You can arrange your personal travel insurance on our website.
Personal travel insurance is not included in the holiday price. It is advisable to take out your travel insurance at the time of booking your trip as cover will commence for pre-departure cancellation from the policy issue date. You can arrange your personal travel insurance on our website.
Optional excursions and services
Optional excursions and services not listed in the itinerary. Please let us know if you wish to book any additional excursions.
Optional excursions and services not listed in the itinerary. Please let us know if you wish to book any additional excursions.
Day 1. Ulan Bator
Upon arrival in Ulan Bator, you will be met by your guide and driver who will transfer you to your hotel in Ulan Bator. (D).
Day 2. Terelj National Park
After breakfast, our first adventure in Mongolia will see us drive to the stunning Terelj National Park, 80km northeast of Ulan Bator. Here, we will spend the day absorbing the magnificent alpine scenery. There are great opportunities for hiking, rock climbing and horse riding in a truly wild and photogenic setting. We will explore the unique formation of Turtle Rock and after lunch at the camp we will hike up to the striking Aryabal monastery. Afterwards we will immerse ourselves in Mongolian culture when we visit a local nomadic family and find out about their traditional way of life. They will show us how they live, and will demonstrate how important dairy farming is. Return to the hotel in Ulan Bator. Driving distance – 80 km (50 miles). (B/L/D)
Day 3. Baga Gazriin Chuluu (Middle Gobi)
We will set off early morning to begin our journey to Baga Gazriin Chuluu, an otherworldly formation of rocky mountains comprised of granite that glows red at sunset and sunrise. We will also visit the remains ruins of an ancient temple and explore the area by foot before taking a rest with a picnic lunch. Dinner will be at our ger camp where we will overnight. Driving distance – 220 km (135 miles). (B/L/D).
Day 4. Tsagaan Suvarga
After breakfast we will visit the ruins of Sum Khukh Bird Temple. Afterwards we will continue to the Tsagaan Suvarga, a remote and striking white lime stone cliff that remarkably looks like a Buddhist stupa. We will picnic at a scenic spot and take in the scenery. Dinner and overnight stay in a traditional ger camp. Driving distance – 280 km (175 miles). (B/L/D).
Day 5. Yol Valley
On day five we continue on our adventure by driving further south. After arriving at the Three Beauties of the Gobi National Park, we will spend the day exploring the area, including the beautifully remote Yol Valley where we will hike and make the most of the stunning photographic opportunities available here. We will have lunch and dinner at our ger camp. Driving distance – 280 km (175 miles). (B/L/D).
Day 6. Khongor Sand Dunes
This day is sure to be one of the most exciting of the whole itinerary. After a quick but tasty breakfast we will drive to the Khongor Sand Dunes, also known as the Singing Dunes. After a stirring climb up to these magical dunes we will be rewarded with the most breathtaking panoramic view. In the evening we will make the most of the spectacular sunset, this is a time to make sure your cameras are prepared! Lunch, dinner and overnight in a ger camp. Driving distance – 200 km (125 miles). (B/L/D).
Day 7. Bayanzag
More natural wonder awaits us today as we drive to the world famous Flaming Cliffs, also known as Bayanzag (saxaul tree forest of the Gobi). Here, we will follow in the footsteps of Roy Chapman Andrews who made key early paleontological discoveries in Mongolia. We will visit those iconic symbols of the desert - camels - and meet a nomadic camel breeding family to experience the legendary hospitality of the Mongolian nomads. We will hop on a camel for a short ride. Lunch, dinner, and overnight stay in a ger camp. Driving distance – 150 km (94 miles). (B/L/D).
Day 8. Ongi Monastery
Today, we drive north to visit the ruins of the once mighty Ongi Monastery. We will visit a local restored temple and enjoy a walk in the surrounding area. Dinner and overnight stay in a ger camp. Driving distance – 150 km (94 miles). (B/L/D).
Day 9. Karakorum - Erdene-Zuu Monastery
This morning we will drive to Karakorum, the 13th century capital of the Great Mongol Empire. Once we’ve arrived we will travel to the Erdene-Zuu Monastery, which was not only the first but the largest monastery in all of Mongolia. Here, we can visit several temples and witness well-preserved and very special examples of Buddhist Thangka painting dating back from the 16th century. Visit the little-visited and unique Karakorum Museum which has many fine examples of ancient relics. Dinner and overnight stay in a ger camp. Driving distance – 300 km (187 miles). (B/L/D).
Day 10. Tsenkher Hot Springs
Today, it is all about relaxing, Mongolian style! We travel to the Tsenkher hot spring where we will spend the day relaxing in its natural spa and walking in the surrounding forest. This is your chance to relax and swim so please do not forget to pack your swimming kit. If you feel like really chilling-out there are optional massage and beauty services available here too. Enjoy the spa again after dinner. Lunch, dinner, and overnight stay in a ger camp. Driving distance – 150 km (94 miles). (B/L/D).
Day 11. Tsenkher Hot Spring
This is a relaxation day when you can take a break from the long drives and digest all the amazing things you’ve seen so far. Most travellers like to take advantage of the spa and wander in the natural setting. Optional treks are available. Lunch, dinner, and overnight stay in a ger camp. (B/L/D).
Day 12. Lake Ugii
Today we journey to Lake Ugii in Mongolia’s Arkhangai province. We will camp here, on the shore of Lake Ugii, where you will discover a plethora of water birds. Lunch, dinner, and overnight stay in a ger camp. Driving distance – 240 km (150 miles). (B/L/D).
Day 13. Hustain Nuruu National Park
After breakfast today we take to the road again to drive to Hustain Nuruu National Park. Here, we will search for Przewalski horses (takhi), who are believed to be the grandfather of all the horses in the world. If you have binoculars, bring them to view the outstanding nature here in detail. Watch a short documentary and visit the museum. Overnight stay in a ger camp. Driving distance – 270 km (169 miles). (B/L/D).
Day 14. Hustain Nuruu National Park – Ulan Bator
Breakfast at the camp. Drive to Ulan Bator and transfer to your hotel. Driving distance – 120 km (75 miles). (B/L/D).
Day 15. Ulan Bator.
Breakfast at the hotel. Our driver will meet you at the hotel lobby. Transfer to the airport for your flight back home
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Park Hotel 4*
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Address: Park Hotel, Lhagvasuren street-32, 4th Khoroo, Bayanzurkh, Ulan Bator, Mongolia Telephone: +976 7015 9900 |
DESCRIPTION
Park hotel is a newly opened 4* hotel in Ulan Bator, located in the south – eastern part of the Mongolian capital, about 8 kilometres from the central train station and 19 kilometres from the international airport.
Park hotel has 52 rooms, including comfortable and spacious standard twin, king, superior rooms and deluxe junior suites. All rooms are equipped with individually controlled air-conditioning, 32’ LCD television, high speed internet access, mini bar, hairdryer. Deluxe junior suite has a bar and extra bathroom for guests.
Park hotel offers 24 hour room service, luggage storage, spa and fitness facilities, currency exchange and business centre services. There is also park restaurant, tequila lounge and a coffee shop. Visa and Master card are accepted.
PHOTOGALLERY
Typical Mongolian Ger
In the countryside your accommodation will be in a typical ger camp located in scenic areas. Every couple or a single traveller are allocated a private ger unless you are willing to share with other travellers. All ger camps are very similar in their set –up, facilities and services.
A “ger” or a yurt is a traditional, portable dwelling structure used by Mongolian nomads in the countryside, it is their link with the past, future and spiritual world. The central pillar – the smoke hole on the top of the tent is directly directed to cosmic axis and represents highway for spirits as according to Mongolian traditions, the universe is full of invisible spirits and humans have to develop good relationship with them, win them over and not to offend them.
Ger camps we use on our tours are slightly modified for Western travellers, however they do offer a genuinely authentic experience and most of them are situated in picturesque areas. The gers are made of a wooden frame that is covered with felt. Inside they are generally brightly painted and feature two or four single beds, a small table, stools, a lamp, electricity sockets and a stove for heating. You can ask a member of staff to start the fire in your ger at a specified time to make it warm, for example early in the morning before you get up.
Toilet and shower facilities are outside in a separate block, they are basic but are kept very clean. There is both hot and cold water available. Restaurants and bars are located in separate blocks or quite often in larger gers.
Staying in a typical ger really adds to your travelling experience.
A “ger” or a yurt is a traditional, portable dwelling structure used by Mongolian nomads in the countryside, it is their link with the past, future and spiritual world. The central pillar – the smoke hole on the top of the tent is directly directed to cosmic axis and represents highway for spirits as according to Mongolian traditions, the universe is full of invisible spirits and humans have to develop good relationship with them, win them over and not to offend them.
Ger camps we use on our tours are slightly modified for Western travellers, however they do offer a genuinely authentic experience and most of them are situated in picturesque areas. The gers are made of a wooden frame that is covered with felt. Inside they are generally brightly painted and feature two or four single beds, a small table, stools, a lamp, electricity sockets and a stove for heating. You can ask a member of staff to start the fire in your ger at a specified time to make it warm, for example early in the morning before you get up.
Toilet and shower facilities are outside in a separate block, they are basic but are kept very clean. There is both hot and cold water available. Restaurants and bars are located in separate blocks or quite often in larger gers.
Staying in a typical ger really adds to your travelling experience.
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Terelj National Park - area of magnificent alpine scenery
Gorkhi Terelj National Park is one of the Mongolia’s finest and best-known national parks. It is located just an hour’s drive away from Ulan Bator. The park is named after ‘Terelj’, a famous local plant that flowers at the end of spring. This is an area of magnificent alpine scenery that is especially impressive due to its strangely shaped rock formations: Turtle Rock and the Praying Lama Rock. Terelj offers great opportunities for relaxation, slow walking, as well as horse-riding. There is also a Buddhist monastery that is open to public.
Gandan Monastery
The Gandan Monastery (full name Gandantegchinlen Khiid) is a Tibetan-style monastery in Ulan Bator. It was established in 1835 and is the largest and most significant in Mongolia. Its name translates to the "Great Place of Complete Joy". It was the only place where Buddhist services continued during the communist years and fortunately it escaped the mass architectural destruction of 1937. The monastery was restored and revitalised since 1990.
Yol Valley - the Valley of the Eagles
The valley is named after the Lammergeier - bearded vulture - which is called Yol in Mongolian. Its name is often translated to Valley of the Vultures or Valley of the Eagles, or simply Yol Valley. It is located within Gobi Gurvansaikhan National Park and spans an area of 70 km. It is a deep and narrow gorge, following the canyon through to the end, leads to a beautiful wide valley which is very rich in rare plants. There is a small natural museum at the entrance of the national park.
Flaming Cliffs - dinosaur fossils
The Flaming Cliffs, also known as Bayanzag (saxaul tree forest of the Gobi), is a region of the Gobi desert where important dinosaur fossil finds have been made. The name was given by the American paleontologist Roy Chapman Andrews, who visited the site in 1920. The area is most famous for the first discovery of dinosaur eggs as well as complete dinosaur skeletons. The rocks exudes a glowing orange colour, hence the nickname. The area is a mixture of rocks, red sand, saxaul shrubs offering awesome views under sunlight as well as at dawn.
Erdene Zuu - the first Buddhist monastery
Erdene Zuu was the first and largest monastery in Mongolia. It is located adjacent to the ancient city of Karakorum - once the capital of the Mongol empire. The remains of the city of Karakorum were destroyed by the Manchurians who had helped to build the monastery in the 16th century. Planners had attempted to create a surrounding wall that resembled a Tibetan Buddhist rosary featuring 108 stupas. Today Erdene Zuu remains an active Buddhist monastery as well as a museum that is open to tourists. Erden Zuu is part of the Orkhon Valley Cultural Landscape UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Khongor Els - singing dunes
Singing Dunes also known as Khongor Els are the largest sand dunes in Mongolia reaching a height of up to 800 meter and stretching over 180 km (112 miles). The dunes are part of Three Beauties of Gobi National Park. The sound produced from the masses of sand moving in the wind can be heard from far away, hence the name. Depending on the day time and sun light the dunes change their colour, from yellow to silver. The Khongoryn River flows along the sand dunes offering valuable drinking water for the local wildlife as well as giving birth to oases. Breathtaking views can be enjoyed from the top of the dunes.
Hustai Nuruu National Park - Przewalski horses
Hustai Nuruu also known as Khustain Nuruu is a national park in Mongolia, declared by the government as a Specially Protected Area in 1993 and the Przewalski horse has been successfully introduced into this reserve. The park lies about 100 km from the capital to the west. The Przewalski horse is considered the only remaining truly wild horse in the world as it has never been successfully domesticated and remains a truly wild animal. The park offers a great opportunity to observe Mongolian wildlife.
Tsenkher - natural hot springs
Tsenkher is a natural hot spring that flows from the ground, through the seasons, at a temperature of 85 Celsius. The spring is located in central Mongolia in a mountainous region, at 1,860 meters above the sea level. There are several tourist camps offering hot indoor and outdoor baths, massage, as well as night spa facilities. There are also plenty of walking options in the surrounding forest. A perfect opportunity for relaxation!