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Highlights of Mongolia | A Journey Through Ancient Capitals & Rugged Landscapes

8D/7N
1
Day in
Ulaanbaatar
2
Days in
Kharkhorin
1
Day in
Orkhon Valley
4
Days in
Ulaanbaatar
Transfer Included
Stay Included
Breakfast Included
Sightseeing Included

Trip Highlights

  • Venture across Mongolia’s vast steppes, home to the world’s last true nomads, monasteries, and landscapes shaped by history, extreme climates, and an unbroken way of life.

  • Gaze at Gandantegchenling Monastery, Mongolia’s largest Buddhist centre, featuring the 85 ft Avalokiteśvara statue and daily chants restoring traditions once banned during Soviet rule.

  • Trek through Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, Mongolia’s most accessible park, spotting Turtle Rock, a hilltop temple, and ger camps set against alpine meadows and dramatic rock formations.

  • Glance up at the 40-metre Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue, the world’s largest, towering over the site where Mongolia’s legendary ruler found his golden whip.

  • Roam through the Orkhon Valley, Mongolia’s first UNESCO Heritage Site, exploring Karakorum’s ruins, ancient inscriptions, and the country’s longest river, a lifeline of nomadic history.

USD 1,853.96
Per Adult
USD 2,317.45
4.5(37)
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What’s inside the package?
Inclusions
4 nights stay in Ulaanbaatar with breakfast
2 nights stay in Kharkhorin with breakfast
1 night stay in Orkhon Valley with breakfast
Kharkhorin Sightseeing Tour
Ulaanbaatar Full Day City Tour
Genghis Khan Statue Complex & Terelj National Park Tour
Transfer from Deluxe Hotel to Ulaanbaatar Chinggis Khaan International Airport
Daily Breakfast
Exclusions
Expenses of a personal nature.
Meals not mentioned in the itinerary or inclusions
Travel Insurance
Visa Charges

Know Before You Go

  • Kindly carry a valid photo ID proof. All foreign nationals must carry their passport as a proof of identity.
  • The Mongolian tögrög (MNT) is the local currency. ATMs are available in cities, but cash is essential in rural areas.
  • Images are for representation purposes only. The actual experience may differ.
  • Mongolian is the official language, and English is not widely spoken outside cities. Learning a few basic phrases can be helpful.
  • Mongolian cuisine is meat-heavy, with dairy-based dishes common. Bring snacks if you have dietary restrictions, and drink bottled or filtered water.
  • When staying at a Ger camp, always accept food or drink with your right hand, don’t step on thresholds, and respect local customs.
  • Internet is available in cities but limited in remote areas. Consider getting a local SIM card or offline maps for navigation.
  • Mongolia is home to diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes. Respect nature, avoid littering, and be prepared for unpredictable conditions.

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