14D13N Discover Mongolia (AMENG)

Price from
MYR21560 per person
Duration
16 Days
Destination
Mongolia
Travellers
2

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National Geographic Journeys with G Adventures is a collection of unique tours designed to take you deeper into the cultures and habitats of the places we explore. They offer more inclusions compared to other G Adventures Travel Styles, greater hands-on exploration, interactions with local experts, and the freedom to roam, all within the structure and security of travelling in a small group.
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Mongolia’s sublime beauty reveals itself in endless expanses of steppe and sky and an age-old nomadic culture that joins the people with the land. Journey through this remote, seldom-travelled region of Asia, from sprawling Ulaanbaatar to green, grassy plains where wild horses roam. Discover the country’s surviving Buddhist heritage on visits to historic temples and...

What's included

Destination
Departure Location
Ulaanbaatar
Return Location
Kuala Lumpur
Tour Validity

From May 2024 - August 2024

Additional Information
: ~ PHYSICAL RATING: 3 - AVERAGE : Some tours may include light hiking, biking, rafting, or kayaking in addition to walking.
Price includes
  • Your Journeys Highlight Moment: Dinosaur Museum Visit, Ulaanbaatar
  • Your Journeys Highlight Moment: Erdene Zhu Buddhist Monastery Visit, Kharkhorin
  • Your Journeys Highlight Moment: Yak Family Farm Experience, Orkhon Valley
  • Arrival transfer
  • Visit Khustai National Park
  • Visit the archaeological museum
  • Soak in hot springs
  • Gobi Gurvansaikhan National Park excursion
  • Folklore show with dinner
  • Internal flights
Price does not include
  • Visa
  • Others not mentioned

Mongolia’s sublime beauty reveals itself in endless expanses of steppe and sky and an age-old nomadic culture that joins the people with the land. Journey through this remote, seldom-travelled region of Asia, from sprawling Ulaanbaatar to green, grassy plains where wild horses roam. Discover the country’s surviving Buddhist heritage on visits to historic temples and monasteries; walk across the rocks and sands of the sweeping Gobi, which conceal troves of dinosaur fossils; and get a taste of traditional Mongolian life at a horse and yak farm.

  • Day 1
  • Day2
  • Day 3
  • Day 4
  • Da y5
  • Day 6
  • Day 7
  • Day 8
  • Day 9
  • Day 10
  • Day 11
  • Day 12
  • Day 13
  • Day 14
  • Day 15
  • Day 16
Day 1

Depart KL

Check-in at KLIA and board the flight to Ulaanbaatar.

Day2

Ulaanbaatar

Arrive at any time. Arrival transfer is included.

Day 3

Ulaanbaatar

Enjoy a morning tour of Mongolia’s bustling capital. Visit Gandan Monastery, one of the country’s most important Buddhist sanctuaries, and wander the rooms and temples of Bogd Khan’s Winter Palace, the former home of Mongolia’s last king. Climb up to the Zaisan Memorial, a Soviet Era monument which commemorates Russian soldiers killed in World War II, and take in sweeping views of the city from the hilltop. Later, admire the world-class collection of fossils at the Central Museum of Mongolian Dinosaurs, dedicated to preserving Mongolia’s paleontological heritage.

Breakfast
Day 4

Ulaanbaatar - Hustai National Park

Travel by 4x4 to Hustai National Park, where some of the Earth’s last wild horses roam. The takhi or Przewalski’s horse native to these grasslands had nearly vanished from the wild, until the species was reintroduced here as a result of a successful captive breeding program. Meet with park staff to learn about the takhi reintroduction project, and keep an eye out for these stocky, coffee-coloured horses that have never been domesticated. Settle into a ger tonight, a round, felt-covered tent with basic furniture. We will stay in traditional Mongolian lodgings like gers through day 12 of the trip.

This trip covers a lot of ground and we will do so in 4x4 vehicles but there is a lot of driving on some very rough and unmaintained roads. A large part of Mongolia's appeal is its wild, untouched nature and, as such, accommodation and infrastructure can be very basic in nature. As such, hot water and electricity can be uncertain. Mongolia is a country which is very different to anything you will have experienced before and while this means it is not the easiest place to travel, this is also what makes it so special.

Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Da y5

Hustai National Park - Kharkhorin

Drive to the city of Kharkhorin and onward to nearby Karakorum, Mongolia’s ancient capital. Here, Genghis Khan established his headquarters in the early 13th century. Explore the remains of the Erdeni Dzu Monastery, considered Mongolia’s earliest centre of Buddhism, and meet with the head monk to learn about the communist purges that decimated much of the country’s Buddhist heritage. Later, visit the Karakorum Museum, which houses an impressive collection of artifacts from the 13th and 14th centuries as well as a scale model of the ancient capital.

Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Day 6

Kharkhorin - Tsenkher

Arrive at Tsenkher in the afternoon, the site of natural hot springs surrounded by serene, forest-covered hills. Popular with tourists and locals alike, these springs have long been known for their therapeutic benefits. Take a soak in one of the outdoor pools, or choose the privacy of an indoor bath.

Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Day 7

Tsenkher - Orkhon Valley

Drive to the breathtaking Orkhon Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site that encompasses rolling hills and pastureland, traditional pastoral societies, and archaeological remains. Set out on a hike to the lofty Tuvkhun Monastery, founded by the Mongol Buddhist leader Zanabzar in the mid-17th century. Explore the monastery’s wooden temples, integrated with a natural system of caves, and enjoy beautiful views of the Orkhon Valley and surrounding pine forests.

Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Day 8

Orkhon Valley

Immerse yourself in traditional Mongolian culture on a visit to a family-run horse and yak farm. Observe daily life on the farm; sample some of their staple products, such as yak cream and yogurt and fermented mare’s milk; and witness Mongolian horseback riding and herding techniques, famed throughout the world. Later, enjoy a hike to a picturesque waterfall before returning to your ger camp for a traditional Mongolian barbecue, prepared over hot stones.

Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Day 9

Orkhon Valley - Ongiin Khiid

Today, we make our way to the Gobi, one of the world's largest deserts, which covers much of the southern part of Mongolia. Visit the ruins of Ongiin Khiid, a complex of Buddhist monasteries and universities which were tragically destroyed during the communist purges. Tour the site and learn about the monks who have returned here in recent years, bringing new life to the complex.

Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Day 10

Ongiin Khiid - Bayanzag

Venture to the Flaming Cliffs or Bayanzag, a rust-coloured sandstone landscape where a vast amount of dinosaur fossils have been found. Spend time exploring the dramatic crags and canyons.

Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Day 11

Bayanzag - Khongoryn Els

Drive to the spectacular sand dunes of Khongoryn Els in the western Gobi, popularly known as the “singing sands.” Clamber up the wave-like peaks for stunning views of the golden landscape, and listen for the musical sound the dunes produce when the wind blows over them.

Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Day 12

Khongoryn Els

Spend time with a nomadic camel-herding family today, gaining insight into how they survive in the harsh environment of the Gobi. Lend a hand with some of the daily chores, such as milking camels or churning cheese and butter, and opt for a camel ride. Later, witness a demonstration of archery, one of Mongolia’s national sports; then learn the basics of this time-honoured tradition during a hands-on lesson.

Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Day 13

Khongoryn Els - Yolyn Am

Drive through the magnificent gorges of the Altay Mountains to the Gurvan Saikhan National Park, a vast protected area that comprises canyons, sand dunes, and steppe. Stop for a hike in rugged Yolyn Am, the “valley of the eagles,” keeping an eye out for ibex, gazelles, argali sheep, and countless species of birds. Later, pay a visit to the Yolyn Am museum, where you can admire a collection of dinosaur bones and eggs.

Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Day 14

Yolyn Am - Ulaanbaatar

Catch a flight back to Ulaanbaatar. This evening, enjoy a farewell dinner accompanied by a memorable performance of traditional Mongolian song and dance.

Breakfast Dinner
Day 15

Ulaanbaatar

Depart at any time.

Breakfast
Day 16

Arrive KL

Arrive at Kuala Lumpur International Airport

~ Enjoy the scenery of Khustai National Park
~ Learn about Lama Buddhism from a head monk
~ Visit family-owned yak and camel farms
~ Explore historic monasteries
~ See Western Gobi’s biggest sand dunes

Travel Period Twin - - -
May 2024: 26RM21560
June 2024: 9RM21560
June 2024: 28RM26460
July 2024: 10RM26460
July 2024: 21RM21560
August 2024: 4, 18RM21560
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14D13N Discover Mongolia (AMENG)

Price
MYR21560 per person
Duration
16 Days
Destination
Mongolia
Travellers
2

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