Your driver will meet you at the airport/railway station and take you to a hotel located in the city center. Leisure day to unwind and explore the city independently while residing in a well-located central hotel

At 8:30 AM, your driver and guide will meet you at the hotel to begin the tour of the Tsagaan Suvarga cliffs in the Gobi desert. This region is a popular destination in the Gobi Desert, with all tourists eager to have their photos taken amid this vibrant natural structure. Trekking up and down the paths of the stupa-shaped vibrant cliffs takes 1 to 1.5 hours

The Gobi Gurban Saikhan translates to "Three lovely mountains in the Gobi.” The Gobi Gurban Saikhan Mountain is an exquisite national park, teeming with wildlife and picturesque locations. One of the scenic valleys reachable by car is Yoliin Am/Bearded Eagle Valley. Once our vehicle takes us to a specific parking spot, we will traverse the magnificent valley into the heart of a steep rock canyon that receives no sunlight. Consequently, it remains icy until the end of June. The hike lasts for 2.5 to 3 hours for the journey into the valley and return to the car. The valley is home to Bearded Eagles, elusive wild sheep, and ibexes

We will proceed to Khongor, located within the Gobi Gurban Saikhan National Park. Upon arriving at the sand dunes, you will trek beside the lush stream, ascend the sand dunes, meet a nomadic family, and enjoy an hour-long ride on two-humped camels. If you ascend one of the highest sand dunes, disperse the sand towards the north against the wind to discover why residents refer to the sand dunes as "Singing Sand.” The views and the sunset/sunrise are amazing from the summit of the sand dunes

We will proceed on the northern side of the West Saikhan Mountain to investigate the Khavtsgait Rock carvings, originating from the late Bronze Age and early Iron Age. You will arrive at the Khavtsgait rock drawing after a 2 km gentle trek in both directions. Subsequently, the expedition proceeds to the Flaming Cliffs, where American adventurer Roy Chapman Andrews unearthed dinosaur remains, including the initial dinosaur eggs ever found on the planet. The cliffs are beautiful and camera-ready during sunset

Seven kilometers north of the Flaming Cliffs, a large area of the Gobi Desert is covered by a tree grove. This native tree is found solely in the desert of Central Asia. Then, you traverse slate mountains, followed by 80 km of Ongi steppes towards Ongi Monastery. Ongi Monastery was among the seven largest monasteries in Mongolia. Two distinct monasteries, comprising over 30 temples on the northern and southern banks of the Ongi River, were encircled by the mountains of the Gobi Desert; the monastery was demolished by socialists in the 1930s. Currently, the remnants of the monasteries span a vast region. Explore a newly active temple and a ger museum, investigate the monastery remains, and ascend a nearby mountain for panoramic views of the surrounding regions.

Our adventure unfolds in the transition area between the Gobi Desert and the mountain steppes, moving towards Ulaantsutgalan waterfall. Ulaantsutgalan is the largest waterfall in central Mongolia, cascading from 24 tall lava cliffs. Reach the Orkhon River in the late afternoon. Dedicate the remainder of the day to visiting Ulaantsutgalan waterfall and trekking through the Orkhon River canyons

You will dedicate the day to discovering the Orkhon River Valley and trekking to Tovhon Monastery. This petite monastery was constructed on the rocky summit of Shiveet Ulaan Mountain at 2312 m. Getting to the monastery will take 3 hours of gentle hiking up and down the mountain, but not steep. The view is breathtaking from the peak

The day starts with a brief tour of Tsetserleg, the town in Arkhangai province, featuring a visit to the local market. Proceed on the path to encounter a yak-herding nomadic family and enjoy a genuine Mongolian barbecue for lunch. Learn more about the customary nomadic lifestyle of northern Mongolian herders. Then, travel through the scenic views of Arkhangai, taking a break at the Chuluut River gorge. Reach Khorgo Terkhiin Tsagaan National Park by late afternoon

The Khorgo Terkhiin Tsagaan National Park was created to conserve the stunning mountain landscapes and the threatened species of its plants and animals. Numerous extinct volcanoes exist within the region of the National Park. Khorgo Volcano is the most impressive and easily reachable. Incredibly stunning, the pristine waters of Terkhiin Tsagaan (referred to as Great White Lake) were created when lava flows from volcanoes obstructed water access from the Terkh River to the north and south. The lake is famous for its fish and avian life, including the Ruddy Shellduck and Great Cormorant. Today, you ascend the Khorgo Volcano, which has been dormant for almost 8000 years. The nearby region features numerous caves and secluded spots. That is the reason the volcano is called “Khorgo,” which translates to shelter. Khorgo is the youngest and most accessible extinct volcano in the area, though it is not the only one. You will observe dense basalt covering a large portion of the National Park's area. Ascend the volcano using stairs and trails, and upon arrival at the summit, stroll along the volcano's edge with spectacular views of the nearby regions; a quaint village is visible from the volcano, along with an aerial view of Terhkiin Tsagaan Lake. In the afternoon, journey to the freshwater Lake Terkhiin Tsagaan.

Kharkhorin, previously called Karakorum, served as the capital of Genghis Khaan's Great Mongol Empire during the 13th century. Following the relocation of the Mongolian capital to Beijing and the collapse of the Empire, Karakorum was deserted and subsequently demolished in 1388. Presently, in the expansive valley of the Orkhon River, the remarkable ancient monastery Erdenezuu exists alongside the town of Kharkhorin. Explore noteworthy religious artifacts at the monastery museum and admire its beautiful architecture, then proceed to the Kharakhorum Museum

Today marks the final day you will be in the stunning countryside of Mongolia. While heading to Ulaanbaatar, stop by a nomadic family that herds horses and take a ride on them. You also have lunch with the nomads. Reach Ulaanbaatar and proceed to your lodging