Jewels of Mongolia
Mongolia
11 Days/10 Nights
3,367
Overview
Few countries remain as deeply connected to their landscape as Mongolia. Across these immense grasslands, volcanic mountains, alpine forests, and crystal-clear lakes, geography has shaped not only the way people travel but the way they think, worship, govern, and survive. This eleven-day journey follows that story from its living beginnings among today's pastoral nomads to the birthplace of the Mongol Empire in the sacred Orkhon Valley, across the volcanic highlands of the Khangai Mountains and the pristine wilderness surrounding Lake Khuvsgul - the "Blue Pearl of Mongolia." Along the way, encounters with nomadic families, Buddhist monasteries, prehistoric monuments, extinct volcanoes, alpine trails, and remote taiga forests reveal a country whose traditions remain remarkably intact despite the rapid transformation of its capital. Carefully balancing history, culture, landscapes, and authentic human encounters, this itinerary offers a comprehensive introduction to one of Asia's last truly nomadic civilizations.
Highlights
- Experience Mongolia's Living Nomadic Heritage
- Explore the Birthplace of the Mongol Empire
- Discover the Volcanic Heart of the Khangai Mountains
- Venture into Mongolia's Northern Taiga
- Hike Above the Blue Pearl of Mongolia
- Experience Mongolia Past and Present
Itinerary
Itineraries on some departure dates may differ, please select the itinerary that you wish to explore.
Ulaanbaatar (1st)
Day 1
THE NOMADS OF THE STEPPE
Kharkhorin
Day 2
FROM THE STEPPE TO THE IMPERIAL HEARTLAND
Day 3
EMPIRES OF THE ORKHON VALLEY
Tsenkher Hot Springs
Day 4
THE HORSE BREEDERS' PARADISE
Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake
Day 5
VOLCANOES OF THE KHANGAI
Tarvagtiin Mountain
Day 6
ACROSS MONGOLIA'S ALPINE FRONTIER
Murun
Day 7
DEER STONES OF THE NORTH
Lake Khuvsgul
Day 8
ABOVE THE BLUE PEARL
Ulaanbaatar (2nd)
Day 9
RETURN TO THE CAPITAL
Day 10
MONGOLIA PAST AND PRESENT
Ulaanbaatar
Day 11
FAREWELL TO THE STEPPE
Dates & Pricing
Dates | Status | Price | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 Jun 2026 - 25 Jun 2026 | available | $ 3,367 | (For a group of 6 or more) | |
| 31 Jul 2026 - 10 Aug 2026 | available | $ 3,367 | notes here | |
| 31 Aug 2026 - 10 Sept 2026 | available | $ 3,367 | notes here |
All prices for The Best Attractions of Mongolia Tour are in US dollars and per person based on twin share occupancy\n\nRates for private tours:
2 travelers – USD4,193/ person
4 travelers – USD3,572/ person
Payments facilitated by American Express cards would incur a supplement of 1%
Mongolian Ways Ltd. reserves the right to change the Best Attractions of Mongolia tour prices and programs due to changes in flight schedule, changes in airfares, and other local circumstances.
Upgrades for an ensuite ger- some would have toilets and showers, some just toilets within the ger; limited availability. More information on accommodation in Mongolia.\n\nMongol Nomadic: +USD51/ person@twin share | +USD81/ person@single occupancy (1 night)
Kharkhorin: +USD84/ person@twin share | +USD99/ person@single occupancy (2 night)
Tsenkher Hot Springs: +USD95/ person@twin share | +USD99/ person@single occupancy (1 night)
Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake: +USD41/ person@twin share | +USD 61/ person@single occupancy (1 night)
Lake Khuvsgul: +USD92/ person@twin share | +USD115/ person@single occupancy (2 nights)
Ulaanbaatar: Best Western Premier 5-stars +USD122/ person@twin share | +USD244/ person@single occupancy (2 nights)
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Is this trip right for you?
You enjoy scenic drives and off-the-beaten-path adventures. Expect long drives through rugged terrain with rewarding views and cultural encounters along the way.
You appreciate authenticity over luxury. Ger camps offer comfort and warmth but remain true to Mongolia's simple nomadic lifestyle.
You're ready for light physical activity. Hiking, horse riding, and walks through natural sites are part of the experience.
You value culture and connection. This trip dives deep into nomadic traditions, local life, and Mongolia's rich history.
You don't mind being offline. Remote locations mean limited internet and amenities replaced with endless peace, stars, and open landscapes.