We offer a private transfer service from the Ulaan Bataar airport to your accommodation.

Ulaan Baatar, the enigmatic capital of Mongolia, is a city of contrasts. It is a city where rapid development meets the country's nomadic heritage. In this city, you will find Buddhist temples standing alongside communist-era monuments. Today, you can explore the highlights of Ulaan Baatar on a privately guided tour.

Travel back in time to the days of Genghis Khan's rule by visiting the National History Museum. This museum has excellent displays that trace several millennia of Mongolia's history. It starts from the Stone Age and goes through the Turkic and Mongol Empires. It even includes the rise of Buddhism and the Communist regime.

Another must-visit attraction is the impressive Gandan Buddhist Monastery. It is Ulaan Baatar's beacon of pride. Explore this beautiful complex and be in awe of Mongolia's captivating spiritual heritage.

For a deep dive into the mesmerizing world of Buddhist artwork and sculptures, head to the resplendent Bogd Khaan Winter Palace. This sacred complex will surely leave you amazed.

To complete your experience, don't miss the traditional folklore performance. It will give you a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Mongolia.

Prepare for a private transfer from Ulaanbaatar to Gorkhi-Terlj National Park, including a stop at the Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex. This colossal statue, standing at 131 feet tall, showcases the legendary 13th-century warrior who led the Mongol tribes to conquer Eurasia. Admire the statue's gleaming stainless steel exterior and climb up to its head for a panoramic view of the steppe. Afterward, continue your journey to the national park.

Located in a prime location, your camp allows you to fully immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Mongolia. Consider hiking to Bayanzurkh mountain, one of the peaks near Ulaan Bataar, and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and city below. Your accommodation also offers opportunities for bird watching, fishing, and stargazing. With the vast Mongolian steppe at your disposal, the possibilities for exciting adventures are endless.

Experience the serene atmosphere of your camp in Mongolia and fully appreciate the stunning natural surroundings. Join a guided horse-riding trek to explore the breathtaking area near your lodge. Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of the valleys, hills, and the Tuul River. Mongolian horses, known for their unique personalities, freely roam the hills instead of being confined to stables.

Embark on a half-day canoe adventure on the Tuul River, where your guide will lead you through the winding river, showcasing wildlife and the stunning sea of grass and rolling hills. During this adventure, witness harras of horses emerging from the water as you approach, while golden eagles soar above, searching for prey, and various waterfowl enliven the clear, fast-flowing stream.

Discover the true wilderness and pristine nature through mountain biking. On a guided cycling tour, traverse rolling hills, lush meadows, and the Tuul River, which ultimately flows into Russia's Lake Baikal. Your efforts will be rewarded with breathtaking views and encounters with flocks of yaks, sheep, goats, and horses that freely roam the area. Be prepared for small stream crossings that may leave your feet wet.

Travel from Ulaan Bataar to Dalanzagad by flight lasting about one hour and 30 minutes.

Upon arrival, transfer from the airport to your lodge in the Gobi Desert.

The Gobi Desert is a stunning destination with a variety of natural attractions. Your lodge offers several activities to explore the wonders of the Gobi. One option is to visit the Hongoryn Els dunes, which stretch for 60 miles along the Gobi Altai Mountain Range and reach heights of up to 600 feet. These magnificent sand dunes are known to "sing" during storms. On your way to the dunes, you can also visit the Gageet and Gyalaan Valleys, which are habitats for snow leopards and home to many unique species including Argali mountain sheep and ibex. The Gyalaan Valley is particularly significant for its rich deposits of late Cretaceous dinosaur remains. If you are interested in paleontology, you might want to visit Tugrigiin Shiree, where the famous "Fighting Dinosaurs" fossil was discovered. This fossil includes the skeletal remains of a Protoceratops and Velociraptor locked in combat. No matter which adventure you choose, the Gobi wilderness is guaranteed to impress with its breathtaking beauty.

Mongolia's vast steppes and golden dunes have been witness to the development of a colorful nomadic society. Governments rose and fell, and explorers like Marco Polo crossed its wilds in search of new trading routes. Today, gain a deeper understanding of Mongolia on a guided excursion from your ger camp. History enthusiasts may visit the site of the Khavsgait Petroglyphs, a valley with ancient rock drawings created by the early Gobi settlers. For a glimpse of contemporary desert life, head to the nearby town of Bulgan, where residents sustain themselves through farming. Despite being sparsely populated, Mongolia offers enchanting cultural experiences.

During the early 20th century, Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews embarked on a Central Asian expedition, uncovering stunning and rarely visited areas. While in Mongolia, he stumbled upon what he called the Flaming Cliffs, due to their vibrant orange glow during sunrise and sunset. At this location, he made a groundbreaking discovery, finding the first-ever nest of dinosaur eggs. This solidified the Gobi Desert as a region abundant in significant paleontological findings, where ongoing expeditions continue to unearth archaeological evidence of the past. Today, you can explore this captivating part of the desert on a guided tour, immersing yourself in the era when creatures like Velociraptors roamed the Mongolian wilderness. You will also learn about various dinosaur species that were uncovered in the Gobi Desert. Finally, your tour will conclude with a transfer back to your accommodation.

You will be provided with a private transfer from your accommodation in the Gobi Desert to Dalanzadgad. From there, you can board a flight to Ulaan Bataar, which will take approximately one hour and 30 minutes. Once you arrive in Ulaan Bataar, a private transfer will be waiting to take you to your accommodation.

We offer a private transfer service from the Ulaan Bataar airport to your accommodation.