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Join us for the electrifying Naadam Festival, immerse yourself in local culture through volunteering opportunities, and embark on a breathtaking solo horse trek across stunning landscapes. Don't miss this chance to create unforgettable memories and dive deep into the heart of Mongolia's traditions and natural beauty!"
Join us for the electrifying Naadam Festival, immerse yourself in local culture through volunteering opportunities, and embark on a breathtaking solo horse trek across stunning landscapes. Don't miss this chance to create unforgettable memories and dive deep into the heart of Mongolia's traditions and natural beauty!"
Join us for the electrifying Naadam Festival, immerse yourself in local culture through volunteering opportunities, and embark on a breathtaking solo horse trek across stunning landscapes. Don't miss this chance to create unforgettable memories and dive deep into the heart of Mongolia's traditions and natural beauty!"
National Museum of Mongolian History, Gandan Monastery, Sukhbaatar Square, Bogd Khan Palace Museum, Zaisan Hill Memorial Statue and Mongolian Folklore Performance with Tumen Ekh.
National Museum of Mongolian History was established in 1924. Exhibitions cover prehistory, pre-Mongol Empire history, Mongol Empire, Mongolia during Qing rule, ethnography and traditional life, and twentieth-century history. The ethnographic collection has significant displays of the traditional dress of various Mongolian ethnic groups and of snuff bottles.
Gandan Khiid Buddhist Monastery is second largest religious monastery in Mongolia. The monastery was constructed by order of the 5th Bogd Khan in 1838 and it is center of astronomy, philosophy and medicine of Mongolian Buddhism. The 13th Dalai Lama stayed in the residence in 1904. Largest standing 26.5-meter-high statue of Avalokitesvara Buddha includes in the monastery complex.
Sukhbaatar Square main square of Ulaanbaatar, famed by Sukhbaatar after he made people’s revolutionary in Mongolia and that related with 20th century of Mongolian history. In 2006, square has changed name for Genghis square.
Bogd Khan Palace Museum built between 1893 and 1903, housed residence of last Buddhist leader Bogd Khan in early 20th century. The complex includes six temples. Each room contains Buddhist artworks, including sculpture, thangka, appliqué etc.
Zaisan Hill Memorial Statue is best place to see panoramic view of capital. It also built by people of Mongolia to successful victory of Soviet troops for WW2.
Your guide and driver meet you at your hotel lobby in Ulaanbaatar and our city tour starts with heading to the Gandantegchilen Monastery to see the chanting of the Buddist monks followed by visits to old monasteries left from the communist purge of the 1930s. Gandantegchilen is the most renowned functional monastery in Mongolia. It is a peaceful and attractive place. Specifically, the 26 m high gilded deity of Buddha.
Visit the National Museum of Mongolia. The museum is one of the most informative museums that display a vast array of historical and cultural items ranging from 700,000 years old prehistoric to modern-day historical relics and different ethnic group clothing, daily nomadic life items, and much more.
Visit central Square surrounded by the Government House, Cultural Centre, Stock Exchange, and Drama Theatre. At the square, you will see a big statue of the national pride Genghis Khan and revolutionary hero Sukhbaatar, besides hearing some stories about the area. Also, you will find out the square is an ideal place for youths who like to spend their free time.
Have authentic Mongolian meals for lunch.
Visit the Bogd Khaan Palace Museum. The museum consists of beautiful Chinese and Mongolian temple-style buildings and a Russian-style two-story winter palace where the Mongolian last king, religious leader Bogd Jabuzandamba used to live more than 100 years ago.
Drive to a war memorial on Zaisan Hill to see panoramic views of Ulaanbaatar.
Transfer to your hotel around 6PM.
From: $265/pp
| Group size | Price per person |
| 4+ pax | $115/pp |
| 3 pax | $120/pp |
| 2 pax | $155/pp |
| 1 pax | $265/pp |
1 Jan - 31 Dec 2026
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Love culture and adventure? Mongolia's your spot! Dive into this nomadic country's incredible experiences at these top must-visit destinations.
Explore Ulaanbaatar's most iconic landmarks in one day — from the Gandan Monastery and the National History Museum to the Naran Tuul Black Market and Sukhbaatar Square. A perfect introduction to Mongolia's capital before or after your trek.
The mountain looming over Ulaanbaatar to the south is the first protected mountain in the world, since 1778.
You don't need days in the wilderness to feel the real Mongolia. Just one morning on horseback across the open steppe surrounding Stepperiders Camp-it's the perfect introduction to one of the world's great riding cultures.
Terelj National Park is one of Mongolia's most dramatic landscapes — granite peaks, wide river valleys, and sweeping grasslands that seem to stretch forever. Explore it the right way: on horseback, alongside a local nomadic family.
Hidden deep in the pine forests of Terelj, the ruins of the Princess Temple have stood silent for centuries — reached today only by those willing to ride for it.
The Przewalski’s horse also known as “takhi” in Mongolian, is considered to be the last and only remaining wild horse species in the world.
Genghis Khan's Statue Complex in Terelj National Park
Discover the fresh air and natural beauty of Terelj National Park — a local favorite for outdoor adventure. Explore Turtle Rock, walk to a mountain-top meditation temple, and enjoy the scenery of forests, rivers, and open meadows all in one place.
Khagiin Khar is not on the tourist trail. This 20-metre-deep glacial lake, hidden in the Khentii Mountains inside one of Mongolia's strictest protected areas, can only be reached on horseback — and only by those willing to earn it.
Across Sand Dunes and Grassland
Ride across two national parks in total immersion
The Orkhon Valley has been the heartland of Mongolian civilisation for over a thousand years — a UNESCO World Heritage landscape of endless grassland, ancient capitals, and the most perfect galloping terrain on earth.
Experience a 10-day horseback journey through the wild forests, rivers, and mountain valleys of Terelj and the Khentii region. Meet nomads, ride deep into untouched nature, and discover Mongolia far beyond the usual tourist routes.
National parks and must-see attractions near Ulaanbaatar, including Khustai, Terelj, the Genghis Khan Statue, and nomadic family experiences.
