21 day 20 night
21-Day Grand Mongolia & Eagle Festival Adventure
Price: 1530$
Day 1 – Arrival in Ulaanbaatar
Arrive in Mongolia’s vibrant capital, Ulaanbaatar. Visit the famous Gandan Monastery, experience a traditional Mongolian folklore performance, and explore the historic Choijin Lama Museum.
Day 2 – Ulaanbaatar to Amarbayasgalant Monastery
Drive north to the magnificent Amarbayasgalant Monastery, one of the most important Buddhist monasteries in Mongolia, beautifully set among forested hills.
Day 3 – Amarbayasgalant Monastery
Enjoy a relaxed day exploring the monastery complex and surrounding landscapes, with time for cultural immersion and photography.
Day 4 – Amarbayasgalant to Urantogoo
Travel to the scenic volcanic area of Urantogoo, known for its unique lava formations and tranquil natural setting.
Day 5 – Urantogoo to Murun
Continue your journey to Murun, the provincial capital of northern Mongolia and the gateway to Lake Khovsgol.
Day 6 – Murun to Khatgal / Lake Khovsgol
Drive to Khatgal and arrive at the pristine Lake Khovsgol, often called the “Blue Pearl of Mongolia.” Overnight in a traditional ger camp.
Day 7 – Lake Khovsgol
A full day at leisure by Lake Khovsgol. Enjoy walking along the lakeshore, optional horseback riding, or simply relax and take in the stunning alpine scenery.
Day 8 – Lake Khovsgol to Shine-Ider
Journey south through beautiful steppe and mountain landscapes to Shine-Ider. Overnight camping in tents.
Day 9 – Shine-Ider to Khorgo Volcano
Travel to Khorgo Volcano, part of the UNESCO-listed Khorgo-Terkhiin Tsagaan Nuur National Park. Stay in a guest ger or guesthouse.
Day 10 – Khorgo Volcano
Rest day at Khorgo Volcano. Explore the volcanic crater, lava caves, and nearby scenic areas.
Day 11 – Khorgo Volcano to Tsenkher Hot Springs
Drive to the famous Tsenkher Hot Springs. Relax in naturally heated mineral pools surrounded by mountain scenery.
Day 12 – Tsenkher Hot Springs to Kharkhorin
Travel to Kharkhorin, the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire, and visit the historic Erdene Zuu Monastery.
Day 13 – Kharkhorin to Elsen Tasarkhai to Ulaanbaatar
Drive through the Elsen Tasarkhai sand dunes, known as the “Mini Gobi,” before returning to Ulaanbaatar.
Day 14 – Ulaanbaatar to Ulgii to Sagsai
Fly to Ulgii in western Mongolia and continue to Sagsai. Visit the famous Golden Eagle Festival. Overnight in a ger camp.
Day 15 – Sagsai – Golden Eagle Festival
A full day attending the Golden Eagle Festival, showcasing the spectacular skills of Kazakh eagle hunters.
Day 16 – Altai Tavan Bogd National Park
Drive to the remote Altai Tavan Bogd National Park, home to Mongolia’s highest peaks and majestic glaciers.
Day 17 – Altai Tavan Bogd / Potanin Glacier
Rest day with hiking opportunities to the impressive Potanin Glacier and surrounding alpine landscapes.
Day 18 – Return to Sagsai or Ulaankhus
Return drive to Sagsai or Ulaankhus, enjoying the dramatic scenery of the Altai region.
Day 19 – Drive to Ulgii
Travel back to Ulgii, the capital of Bayan-Ölgii Province.
Day 20 – Ulgii to Ulaanbaatar
Fly back to Ulaanbaatar. Free time for shopping, sightseeing, or relaxation.
Day 21 – Departure
Transfer to the airport for your departure from Mongolia.
Mongolia Eco Tour
Discover the Heart of Nomadic Life and the Pristine Nature of Mongolia
About the Tour
The Mongolia Eco Tour takes you through the land of the Eternal Blue Sky, home to centuries-old nomadic traditions and a way of life in harmony with nature. Experience the wisdom of nomads, unique pastoral practices, unspoiled landscapes, vast steppes, diverse wildlife, and the boundless blue sky.
This sustainable journey emphasizes eco-friendly travel, reduces carbon footprints by using public transport, and offers authentic, immersive experiences.
Destinations
- Terelj National Park – explore stunning mountains and open meadows.
- Khongoriin Els – experience the famous Gobi sand dunes.
- Orkhon Valley – a cultural and historical heartland.
- Khan Khentii Mountains – birthplace of Genghis Khan.
Nomadic Life Experience
Meet nomadic families and immerse yourself in their daily routines. Learn about their culture, traditions, and lifestyle while sharing unforgettable moments in a natural setting. This is a rare opportunity to live and feel the nomadic life authentically.
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