Ulan Bator, Bayangobi & Kharkhorin In-depth Tour - 6 Days

In the morning, meet your guide at the hotel and transfer to the train station. Start your Trans-Siberian train journey from Beijing to Ulan Bator.

Overnight on the train.

Upon arrival in the afternoon, meet your guide at the train station and take a visit to the Chinggiskhan Square, the Parliament House (outside), and the National History Museum.

After dinner, transfer back to the hotel in Ulan Bator.

After breakfast, take a car ride to Bayangobi. It is a unique place with many different forms of natural landscape including sand dunes, forests and mountains. Enjoy a hike in the sand dunes or take an optional tour of camel/horse riding (camel/horse riding is on your own expense).

Then, head to the Erdene Khambyn Khuree. The monastery is located in the majestic Khugnu Khaan Mountain. Enlightened BogdGegeenZanabazar, a religious leader, philosopher, artist and sculptor was founded these Uvgun and Zaluu temples for his religious teacher.

Overnight in a yurt camp.

(Two travelers in one yurt, with public shower and toilet facilities)

After breakfast, take a car ride to Kharkhorin, an ancient capital of Great Mongolian Empire and a treasure of Mongolian Buddhism. Kharkhorin was established in the Valley of Orkhon River in 1220. You will witness the 800-year old worshipping Turtle Rock near the temple. The Erdenezuu Monastery – the first Buddhist monastery was founded by AvtaiSainKhaan, descendant of ChinggisKhaan, on the ruins of Kharkhorin in 1586. The monastery is surrounded by beautiful white walls with 108 stupas.

Overnight in a yurt camp.

(Two travelers in one yurt, with public shower and toilet facilities)

Today, take a visit to the Hustai National Park. On the way, you will explore forest steppe and steppe landscape with many wild birds and flowers. The park lies in the foothills of southern Khentii Mountain Range and it is the place where you can see wild horse called Takhi known as Przewalski horse to the world. The wild horses survive in nature by themselves because they have been reintroduced successfully to their homeland after 40 years of extinction. Currently, the number of Takhi has already reached more than 170.

Later, drive back to Ulan Bator and transfer to the hotel.