Discover the stunning sceneries of central Mongolia and immerse yourself in the genuine nomadic traditions of the Mongolian people with True Nomadic Adventure Tour Mongolia. Engage with local nomads, traverse untamed landscapes, and explore the historic Orkhon valley. Certain regions stretch endlessly, with herders of "five muzzles": goats, sheep, cattle, horses, and camels; nomads on horseback and fields sprinkled with white gers.
We effortlessly start that journey in the steppe by Ugii Lake, strolling by the lake and having the opportunity to learn horse riding. Next, we head to the Orkhon Valley and explore Kharkhorin (Karakorum), the historic capital of the Great Mongol Empire Era. After spending four days, we travel to the Huisiin Naiman Lake via an authentic trekking journey on pack-saddle horses. Naiman Nuur, with its unique shape, is embraced by the stunning landscape of the central region of the Khangai Mountain. These lakes, which are freshwater and linked by groundwater channels like Shireet, Khaliut, Bugat, Khaya, Khuis, Onon, Doroo, and Bayan-Uul, are known as Huisiin Naiman Nuur. At last, we arrive at the dunes of the small Gobi Desert… an empty ambiance to explore with the family
20 May- 10 Sep

Move to the hotel. Unpack and relax at the hotel. Brief urban excursion featuring Gandan Monastery, the National Museum of Mongolia showcasing cultural history from the Stone Age to the 21st century and Buddhism, along with Sukhbaatar Square (or Chingis Khaan Square)

Go to Ugii Lake in the morning. The road is well-paved, and for the last 90 km, we travel on an unpaved road that takes us to the lake. Ugii Lake is a great spot to unwind after a long drive. The lake is home to a rich array of over 150 bird species. Birdwatching, fishing are activities included in the available entertainment. We will meet a local family, discovering their nomadic way of life and animal husbandry. Experiencing a Mongolian ger for the first time

Erdene Zuu Monastery located in Kharkhorin Travel to Kharkhorin, the historic capital of Mongolia during the era of the Mongol Empire. Barely anything remains of this once-great world capital, yet in 1586, during the reign of King Avtai Sain, the Erdene-Zuu Monastery was constructed at the location of the ruins of ancient Kharkhorin. The Erdene-Zuu, translating to Hundred of Treasures, was once more devastated during the Stalinist purges in the 1930s, yet numerous Buddhist statues, artworks, religious tools, and Tsam dance masks still remain at the monastery. A stunning total of 108 stupas encircle the monastery.

Drive to the Tuvkhun monastery, which is settled on the top of the Shiveet mountain. This is the place where Zanabazar, the head and founder of Mongolian Buddhism, was creating his famous artworks such as the national script “soyombo” in the XVI century. Now, the temple has been accepted as “the world's precious heritage” by UNESCO. We can see the symbolic rock formations named “Mother womb”, stone script, and caves in the surroundings.

We will reach the Orkhon waterfall or also known as Ulaantsutgalan waterfall. Formed by volcanic eruptions about 20.000 years ago, the waterfall cascades from a height of 20m. It is a scenic, tranquil spot and surrounding nature is undisturbed, as such there are opportunities for good walking and riding in the area. Stay overnight in different ger beside nomadic family.
Hiking & Equine Adventure Day to Shavart Valley We’re starting our straightforward three-day hike; we will abandon our vehicle, and additional horses will assist our group. A path through a lush valley leads us to our campsite
Now hiking across Orkhon valley until we arrive at the stunning Huisiin Naiman Nuur Lake, which translates to “The eight lakes of the Navel.” The lake is encircled by dormant volcanoes. The elevation is 2500m above sea level. We encounter herders of yak, horses, and sheep, and we visit a nomadic family. Huisiin Naiman Nuur is a stunning lake formed by volcanic eruptions long ago, spanning 11,500 hectares in Uvurkhangai Province, situated southwest of the Khangai Mountain Range. Naiman Nuur, with its unique shape, is encircled by the stunning landscape of the central Khangai Mountain region. The lakes containing fresh water and linked by groundwater channels like Shireet, Khaliut, Bugat, Khaya, Khuis, Onon, Doroo, Bayan-Uul are referred to as Huisiin Naiman Nuur. These lakes are situated 500m to 3km apart from one another. It was designated for state protection in 1992

Enjoyable Day at the Lake Visiting the nomad family and walking through the surrounding area.

Travel to the Elsen Tasarkhai Sand Dunes located in Khugnu Khan National Park, resembling an entrance to the Gobi Desert. It is a splendid location for capturing wildlife landscape portraits. Additionally, discover the stunning Elsen Tasarkhai sand dunes and trek in the gorgeous mountains that encircle this area. Regardless of the hour, the stunning and constantly evolving landscape of the magnificent Elsen Tasarkhai sand dune will be abundant with wildlife, vitality, and activity

Back to Ulaanbaatar Head back to Ulaanbaatar. Transfer to the hotel and relax. Option to go shopping for souvenirs and cashmere products. Cultural performance in the evening.

Departure Day Transfer to Chingis Khaan International Airport



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