Your chauffeur will meet you at the airport and take you to a hotel in the city center. Should time allow, you will explore the city. Initially, you’ll explore Gandantegchilen Monastery, a site appreciated by both residents and visitors for its fascinating religious relics and peaceful atmosphere. A 26-meter golden statue of a Buddha (located in Megjid Janrasag sum) is another noteworthy attraction. After that, you explore the National Museum of Mongolia, then head to Sukhbaatar Square and take a drive to the Zaisan Memorial for a sweeping view of Ulaanbaatar. In the evening, enjoy a welcoming dinner at a fantastic Mongolian restaurant

In the morning, travel to Amarbaysgalant monastery. Amarbayasgalant is recognized as the most beautiful, ancient, and remarkable architectural monastery. Reach Amarbayasgalant monastery in the late afternoon and settle in at a ger camp. After a while, explore the stunning monastery and trek up the slopes of Burenkhaan Mountain to view Buddha statues and the massive stupas. From the hilltop, you can see stunning views of the entire monastery and the Iven River Valley

On the route to the Urantogoo extinct volcano, you will pass through the city of Erdenet, known for its copper mine, and the central town of Bulgan province. The scenery will shift to encompass more wooded regions. The Urantogoo volcano became inactive 800,000 years in the past. Reaching the summit of the mountain requires a bit of hiking. The view is breathtaking when you stand at the volcano's summit

The expedition proceeds to the freshwater Lake Khuvsgul. This lake, stretching 136 km in length and 38 km in width, is situated 1600 m above sea level within the heart of the Siberian taiga and amidst impressive steep rock mountains. The route to the lake consists of paved roads featuring picturesque views. Reach Murun, a central hub of Khuvsgul by midday. Post-lunch, proceed on the trip and arrive at the lake by the late afternoon. Appreciate the outdoors, discover the area at your own speed, and unwind after extensive driving. Boating and kayaking can be enjoyed at the base for an extra charge

The reindeer herders raise reindeer not just for their antlers but also for their milk, meat, skin, transportation, and medicinal uses. They reside in shelters draped with fabric or animal hides, even during the cold of winter. The isolation of the Taiga forest means their existence relies solely on nature. They are knowledgeable individuals regarding the use of herbs and plants for culinary and medicinal applications. Among them are the most renowned Shamans. Within the heart of the taiga forest, 400 individuals from 80 families reside, tending to their 2000 reindeer. The reindeer family you encounter today exemplifies the reindeer community that migrated from the Taiga near the lake to enhance their earnings. (The reindeer Family encounter is accessible if they are close to the lake). Pass the remainder of the day horseback riding by the lake's edge and ascending a nearby mountain for a bird's-eye view of the lake

As you travel, you will discover ancient deer stones. Around 600 deer stones have been located in Central Asia, with 500 of those found within Mongolia's borders. Deer stones represent humanity's earliest monuments; the oldest deer stones date back to the 13th to 9th century BC, with the majority originating from the Bronze Age. Images of the sun, the moon, belts, knives, and leaping deer intricately carved on restored, upright stones. The adventure proceeds through the mountain valleys on rough paths and includes an overnight stay at a ger camp close to Shine Ider.

The Khorgo Terkhiin Tsagaan National Park was created to conserve the magnificent mountain landscape and the threatened species of its plant and animal life. The National Park region contains multiple extinct volcanoes, with Khorgo being the most accessible. Lava from the volcanoes obstructed the north and south Terkh Rivers, creating the freshwater lake Terkhiin Tsagaan. Aside from the lake and volcano, the national park is very stunning, abundant in plant life, and is a renowned grazing region where numerous nomads live with their livestock, primarily yaks. Today, you will ascend the volcano using steps and paths. Upon arriving at the summit, you will stroll along the edge of the volcano, enjoying spectacular views of the nearby regions; a quaint village is visible from the volcano, alongside an aerial perspective of Terhkiin Tsagaan Lake. In the afternoon, head to freshwater Lake Terkhiin Tsagaan and investigate the caves

The trip proceeds to Tsenker Hot Spa. On the way, visit the Chuluut River. This swift river current moves through lava canyons that are 20-50 m apart. Our upcoming destination is a charming local market in Tsetserleg, a key town in Arkhangai province. In the evening, relax in the outdoor hot tub

Kharkhorin, previously called Kharakhorum, 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 obliterated by Ming troops in 1388. In the expansive valley of the Orkhon River, the magnificent ancient monastery Erdenezuu exists alongside the contemporary town Kharkhorin, which is located at the site of the former capital Kharkhorum. Explore a functioning temple of the monastery and its museum exhibits. Proceed with the journey to Elsentasarkhai. Elsentasarkai is an impressive location, showcasing the Gobi Desert, mountainous steppes, lush rivers, and a tall peak. At Elsentasarkhai, you will live with a nomadic family, immerse yourself in the nomadic lifestyle, and go on camel rides

Today marks your final day in the stunning countryside of Mongolia. Reach Ulaanbaatar following four and a half hours of driving. In the evening, watch a traditional Mongolian cultural performance, one of the most fascinating and essential experiences in Ulaanbaatar featuring horse-headed fiddles, throat singing, contortion, and more.

The chauffeur will take you to the airport/train station. Conclusion of the tour