
The Eight Lakes Nature Reserve lies high in the Khangai Mountains, Mongolia’s second largest mountain range. Barely accessible to vehicles, the nature reserve is being kept in a pristine condition, allowing the few visitors that do make the effort to climb up there to enjoy Mongolian nature at its best. As well as our 5 days' trek through the nature reserve, we shall explore other sites in the Khangai (Mongolian for prosperity) region, among them, the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire, hot springs and sand dunes. Through the trek, pack animals will carry our luggage, allowing us to enjoy the trek to the full.
Itineraries on some departure dates may differ, please select the itinerary that you wish to explore.
Dates | Status | Price | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 Jun 2026 - 04 Jul 2026 | available | $ 2,638 | $2,638 Per Person (For a group of 6 or more) $197 Single Room Supplement |
ll prices of Eight lakes' Trekking Tour are in US dollars and per person based on twin share occupancy
Discounted rates for groups of 4 travelers or more:
4 travelers- US$2245/ person
8 travelers- US$1885/ person
Note: Note: the listed hotels are tentative. The final hotel list shall be confirmed upon booking and deposit payment.
You are drawn to raw nature and wilderness. This journey focuses on national parks, jungles, caves, wetlands, and wildlife rather than cities and monuments.
You enjoy adventure and physical activity. Expect hiking, swimming through caves, long nature walks, boat rides, and early starts for wildlife encounters.
You value authenticity over comfort. Accommodation in nature reserves is basic at times, with limited electricity and connectivity, part of the experience.
You’re curious about ecosystems and conservation. From primate and bear rescue centers to mangrove forests and gibbon tracking, this trip highlights Vietnam’s biodiversity.
You want to see a side of Vietnam few travelers reach. This itinerary is designed for those seeking depth, discovery, and landscapes that feel truly untouched.
You’re comfortable being off the grid. Several days are spent far from urban centers, with minimal Wi-Fi and a strong sense of remoteness.