Mongolia: Into the Heart of Mongolia

Step into a land where ancient traditions meet vast, untamed landscapes, offering connection, discovery, and awe.

Embark on a 5-day, 4-night group adventure into the heart of Mongolia, exploring its vast, untamed landscapes and ancient traditions. This immersive journey takes you from the serene Tuul River to the sweeping beauty of Terelj National Park. Experience horseback riding through open valleys, savor a traditional Khorkhog feast under the stars, and witness the power of Mongolian culture up close. Activities include white-water rafting on the Tuul River, hiking sacred temples, and marveling at the mighty Chinggis Khaan statue. This trip is crafted for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience with authentic local dishes and a chance to truly immerse themselves in Mongolian nomadic life.

Highlights

Horseback riding through the valley
Traditional Khorkhog feast, bonfire & stargazing
White-water rafting on the Tuul River
Hands-on cooking class with a Mongolian chef
Guided Mountain Hike
Cultural shows: Horseback show, Eagle and Archery demonstration
Spa time at Terelj Resort (optional, additional cost)
Morning hike at Aryapala Meditation Temple
Visit Turtle Rock at Terelj National Park
Visit Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex
Local shopping and museum visits in Ulaanbaatar

What's included?

National park entrance fee
Entry tax
Food & drinks
Entry or admission fee

Inclusions

2 Nights stay at Tuul Riverside Lodge
2 Nights stay at Juulchin Terelj Resort
1 Night stay at Best Western Tuushin Hotel
Welcome and Farewell Dinner
Full Board Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)
All scheduled activities
All admission fees mentioned in the program
Group airport pick-up and drop-off
Local tour guide
All ground transport based on the program

Please note

Important Notes

Airport transfers are arranged on a group basis, aligning with recommended flight schedules. Booking flights that match the suggested timings is strongly encouraged for a seamless experience.
This trip requires a minimum of 5 participants to proceed. If the minimum group size is not met, the trip may be canceled with a full refund, or alternative dates/arrangements may be proposed.
All timings are approximate and subject to change due to local conditions, weather, or logistical considerations. Flexibility and an adventurous spirit are key.
Some activities, such as water rafting, mountain hiking, and biking, are weather-dependent.
Mongolia offers a raw travel experience, especially in rural and steppe regions. Expect basic infrastructure in nomadic areas, including bumpy roads and limited mobile coverage, as journeys are designed to be immersive and off-the-beaten-path.
Mongolian cuisine is simple and hearty. While authentic local dishes will be available, food variety may be limited in remote areas.
Punctuality is essential for daily activities, coordinating with local hosts, cultural shows, and transport.