Our guide will meet you at airport upon your arrival in Ulaanbaatar city/capital of Mongolia/ and take you to the hotel you stay. Free at leisure for the rest of the day. Prepare yourself; on the most of days of this tour, we'll spend a several hours on the road. Note: the camera with full battery, torch, and other stuffs/suitable clothing for horse/camel riding/. Overnight in Hotel Meals included

In the early morning our experienced driver and guide will pick you up from the hotel you stay. Then we will head to Terelj National Park located 75 km on the side, on the way you will explore Ovoo-the pile of sacred stones, according to the local legend, espirit of nature dwells in the heaped Rocks which was set for god of nature and blue sky. Terelj National Park is Mongolian's best known national park for good reason, it was created in 1965, popular among the Mongolians for its magnificent granite rocky hills, rock formation especielly Turtle Rock and the green forests.On the way to park you will visit to Biggest Equestrian Statue in the world /Chingis Khaan/, and Meditation Monastery. Stay overnight in nomadic family experiencing nomads's everyday life, milk production and livestock in the pasture.

You will begin your amazing journey through Mongolia after breakfast. We will drive to South Gobi early in the morning. Baga Gazriin Chuluu, which is situated in Delgertsogt soum, Dundgovi province, would be the first destination. Chuluu Baga Gazriin The tallest of the granite stone-mountains, which will be visible, is 1768 meters above sea level. The natives consider the terrain and rock formations to be sacred. It is a quite spiritual location. Two significant monks resided here in the 19th century, and as a testament to their passing, they left some writing and drawings. The Mongolian national long song has been performed in an open theater. There are several wild creatures and a diverse family of plants. meals B, L, and D

We leave for the Tsagaan Suvarga, also known as the White Stupa, which is unquestionably one of Mongolia's top attractions, after breakfast. Suvarga Tsagaan Tsagaan Suvarga is situated in the Dundgobi province's Ulziit Soum. The breathtaking and fabled Tsagaan Suvarga cliffs were created by silt deposits that accumulated over millions of years. The colored layers of this cliff, which hold a history spanning 10 million years, denote distinct times. The breathtaking landscape offers the opportunity to explore the area through the gorges and canyons and provides for amazing images. It gives you the impression that you are in the era of the giant dinosaur.

After the breakfast we've got another early start today leaving the Tsagaan suvarga. Yoliin Am is located 45km from province of Dalanzadgad. Altitude is 2800m from sea level. This is one of the best places to encounter wild animals and wander through the majestic canyons. This is the deep and narrow canyon in the Gobi GurvanSaikhan /Gobi three beauty / mountains. In the narrowest valley is named after Lammergeyer, which is called Yol in Mongolian. The Lammergeyer is old world Vulture. In there you can see 1-1.5m tick ice in the middle of gorges where it barely gets sunshine during summer time and the sky looks pretty narrow line between canyons.

We are driving to Khongor Sand Dune today. Sand dune at Khongor We will travel to the Khongor Sand Dunes, which are around 120 kilometers from Yoliin Am, after breakfast. surrounded by mountains and frequently referred to as the singing dunes. This impressive sand dune extends 180 kilometers from northwest to southeast. The north-west section is the widest, measuring 27 km. The website is great. Among Mongolia's biggest and most breathtaking sand dunes are the Khongor Sand Dunes. It will take around forty to an hour to reach the summit of the sand hill, and it will be very tiring. However, the sandy peak offers stunning views of the desert. We go on a camel ride on the sand dunes because it is a great area to do so. If the weather is good, we might spend the night in the tent.

The paleontologist Roy Chapman Andrews came up with the moniker "Flaming Cliffs," which is more popular than Bayanzag, which translates to "rich in saxaul bushes." Since its first excavation in 1922, it has gained international recognition for the abundance of dinosaur bones and eggs discovered nearby, which are on display in museums all over the world. The surrounding landscape's beauty is a compelling reason to visit, even if you are not a "Dienophile." Rock, red sands, scrub, sun, and awe-inspiring vastness characterize this classic desert. Dalanzadgad is about 90 kilometers away from Bayanzag.

This little mountainous region runs alongside the Ongiin Gol, Mongolia's tenth-longest river, which is 435 kilometers long overall. After a lengthy drive from Baynzag, this shrine is a nice place to stop. About 18 kilometers from Saikhan Ovoo is the picturesque monastery of Ongiin Khiid on the Ongiriver. Founded in 1660 and consisting of two temple complexes on the north and south banks of the Ongi River, it was formerly one of Mongolia's biggest monasteries. Eleven temples and other administrative structures made up the older southern complex. Constructed in the 18th century, the northern complex included 17 temples, including one of the biggest in all of Mongolia. Four Buddhist universities were also located on the premises. Under Khorloogiin Choibalsan, the president and head of the Communist Party of Mongolia at the time, it was totally demolished in 1939. Many of the monks who survived were either imprisoned or compelled to enlist in the Communist-run army, while more than 200 monks were slaughtered. The river and the nearby hills are home to numerous ruins, including a big stupa. The decision to reconstruct the monastery was made in the 1990s. There are currently 13 monks residing at the monastery (2011).

The Karakorum and Erdenezuu monasteries will be our next stop. Following a quick walk along the Ongi River, we will continue on to Kharkhorin (Karakorum), the capital of the old Mongolian empire in the 13th and 14th centuries. During the middle of the 13th century, Karakorum was a bustling city. In order to attract traders, dignitaries, and skilled laborers from all over Asia and even Europe, Chinggis Khan created a supply base here and his son Ogedei ordered the construction of a real capital. Before Kublai relocated the capital to Khanbalik (later known as Beijing), which still causes animosity among some Mongolians, the good times lasted for about 40 years. Following the relocation to Beijing and the Mongol empire's eventual fall, Karakorum was deserted and later destroyed in 1388 by resentful Manchurian soldiers. The massive monastery of ErdeneZuu, which was severely destroyed during the Stalinist purges, was constructed in the 16th century with the assistance of what was remained of Karakorum. The very uninteresting village of Kharkhorin, which was constructed by the Soviets, lies only a few kilometers from the ErdeneZuu monastery.

Following a quick tour of the town's museums and sightseeing, we will head back to UB/capital. Elsen Tasarhai's sand dunes will cheer you up after a rather dull stretch of road. Elsen Tasarhai is a veritable paradise. For those who do not intend to visit the far more stunning Khongoryn Els in the Gobi Desert, these enormous dunes, which span around 70 km, are worth a stop. You will be eating at neighborhood cafés and restaurants along the route. After there, we continue our journey back to UB, passing through picturesque areas like the Khogno Khan Nature Reserve and the surrounding countryside.

We will drive you to the airport. As you leave the hotel, make sure you have everything you need. I wish you luck on your upcoming journey.