Everything in one place

“Welcome to the world of nomads! From the airport, you will be transported to the 13th century.

What are Mongolians best known for? The Mongol Empire, the 13th century, and Chingis Khan…

Your journey in Mongolia will begin at the ‘Chingisiin Khuree Camp’—the ‘Residence of Great Chinggis Khan.’ This place is designed with a 12th-century theme and created to reflect the Middle Ages from a historical and cultural perspective. Sleep in Palace gers (yurts) that have a similar fashion to those of Chinggis Khan and his tribe leaders. Wear clothes similar to those worn by Chingis Khan’s soldiers and queens. Breathe the air they used to breathe… Go back in time. Take a break from today.”

“Your second day will continue to Gorkhi-Terelj National Park.

Massive rock formations are nestled among scenic valleys, lush forests, fresh air, a fast-flowing river, and an old meditation center. While enjoying the beauty of nature, visit the Mongolian Kazakh nomads’ home, best known as ‘eagle hunters.’ Mongolians are often said to be ‘Nations born on horseback,’ so don’t miss the chance to experience the feeling of freedom on horseback. See the gigantic steel statue of Chingis Khan on horseback. Reach the horse head area through its chest, where you can take in panoramic views of the surrounding area, the Tuul River Valley, and the Khan Khentii Mountains, the birthplace of the Khan.”

“The sand dune in the middle of the green grassland, blue dramatic mountains, endless steppe, and a green valley—untouched and unchanged…

Mongolia’s variety of landscapes is a treat for the eyes. The trip will start by heading to Khan Natural Reserve from Ulaanbaatar city. This place can be called an ‘Everything in One Place’ package—a spectacular combination of desert, picturesque mountains, a river, and green grassland.

Visit a Mongolian nomad family and then reach the sand dune by riding a two-humped Bactrian camel. Take a chance to spot wildlife from the saddle that would make safari guests jealous. Play fun games on the sand. Have your dinner outside—in the midst of a sand dune, green grassland, a river, and high mountains…”

Reach to the place that was once the center of the world. Harhorin was the capital city during Mongol Empire- the biggest in world history. Here, also visit the Erdene Zuu Monastery which was the most important religious shrine in Mongolia for centuries. In the evening, find a spot to camp in nature. The feeling of aliveness, the appreciation toward life reaches the top when camping in Mongolian wild nature, combining it with a campfire, outdoor cinema, and telescope to stare at stars… and most importantly with people you like… You will remember this night for dozens of years.

“Last but not least, to add more flavor to your experience – art, dance, singing… It’s a day to explore how Mongolian nomads enhance their happiness and preserve their traditions through various forms of art and activities. When you arrive at the Mongol Nomadic Camp, you can enjoy ‘only in Mongolia’ traditional shows, including throat singing, biy biyelgee dancing, and the Morin khuur fiddle. You can also try your hand at archery and even ride a yak. This place will be the perfect finale to your nomadic journey.

If a Mini Naadam is on the schedule, here’s what it entails: Engage in an authentic Mongolian celebration to complete your journey. In the Mongol Nomadic Camp, a Mini ‘Naadam Festival’ will take place. This festival consists of three main games, referred to as the ‘Three Manly Sports’: Traditional wrestling, Horse racing, and Archery. These activities are not just competitions or fun games; they are a way of preserving the strength and integrity of the nation.”