Tours and Trips in Mongolia

With so many fascinating landscapes and such a rich culture, visiting Central Mongolia can feel overwhelming for a first-time visitor. This five-night guided tour ensures that you use your time well by taking you to the most important sites in the region without the hassle of planning where to go or how to get there.

Venture into the Mongolian countryside for the day on this day trip to Hustai National Park. Most famous for its population of wild Asian horses, the park offers ample opportunity for outdoor activities like bird watching, photography, and hiking. Have lunch in the park, then visit a local horseman family, where you can take a short ride and learn about how important these animals are to the nomadic way of life. The trip ends with drop-off back at your hotel.

Get up close and personal with locals in a way that's only usually possible on a tour on this door-to-door adventure to Hustai National Park. After looking for wild horses and lunch in the park, meet a local horseman's family, and try your hand at horse riding. Spend the night in a "ger" tent camp, then hike through sweeping landscapes and diverse wildlife before returning to Ulaanbaatar after lunch.

Go beyond the capital city of Ulaanbaatar on a self-guided road trip in a safe and secure 4x4 vehicle. Pick up your car, which will have a full tank of gas, at Ulaanbaatar Airport, or one of the rental car stations around town. A road map will be provided for you, along with suggestions of places to stop along the way including the Genghis Khan Statue, Terelj National Park, Ayanchin Lodge, and a local monastery. Ask about extending your rental if you would like to explore longer.

The ultimate Mongolia tour, this two-week adventure crosses several regions including Middle Gobi, South Gobi, Central Mongolia, and the Orkhon Valley. The all-inclusive package includes accommodations, three meals a day, national park fees, and a private driver/guide.

This weeklong adventure is perfect for water and nature lovers. Enjoy several quintessential Mongolian experiences, including Khuvsgul Lake (also known as the Blue Pearl of Mongolia), a visit to a reindeer herder, a tour of the National Museum of Mongolia, and plenty of time for activities like fishing, hiking, and exploring around the lake. You'll also get a chance to some shopping at a cashmere merchant and say goodbye to your new friends at a farewell dinner.

Take a half-day private tour from Ulaanbaatar to see the world's largest tribute to equestrianism, the Chinggis Khan Statue. The drive to the national park takes about two hours, during which you can sit back and enjoy the views. Once at the monument, you'll have time to explore the area and take photographs of the statue. You will also have the opportunity to try on traditional Mongolian garb and take souvenir photos (available for purchase) before returning to Ulaanbaatar.

Hope you heard about the Kazakh Eagle and ALTAI MOUNTAINS in Western Mongolia. Imagine that in the far western corner of Mongolia lie the Altai Mountains, a stunningly beautiful region of snowcapped peaks, immense glaciers and large alpine lakes, petrography, ancient rock images and stones from Bronze and Turkic age. Also, you will discover Kazakh, Tuvan nomads are thousand years of traditional things in Western Mongolia.You will do hiking to the Malchin Peak which is one of five peaks of the Tavan Bogd mountain on the Mongolia-Russian border. The Peak towers at the elevation of 4, 050 m. It is the only one of the five peaks of Tavan Bogd that can be climbed without specialized mountain climbing equipment.Also, you will visit Kazakh Eagle Master's yurt and will see 1000 years of traditional Eagle Hunting.

Combine two adventures in one on this full day excursion from Ulaanbaatar. First, visit the largest equestrian statue in the world at the Genghis Khan Statue Complex, where you can also take souvenir photos is traditional Mongolian clothing. Continue on to Terelj National Park, the most accessible natural area from the capital city. Have lunch at Turtle Rock and hike to Aryabal Monastery. Later, visit with a nomadic family before heading back to Ulaanbaatar.

Discover ancient monasteries, flowing hot springs, and majestic landscapes on this 7-night private door-to-door tour of central Mongolia. Traveling with a driver/guide, explore Burd, Kharkhorin, Erdene Zuu, Tsenkher Hot Spring, Taikhar Rock, Hustai National Park, and Ulaanbaatar. Along the way, see wild horses, watch a concert, explore sand dunes, hike to ruins, and feast on a 3-course dinner.

This tour packs a lot into two days, and offers a chance for visitors to get out into nature and get a taste of the local life. Day one starts with a drive to see the Mongol Nomadic Live show to learn about traditional ways of nomadic living. After lunch, visit Khustai National Park, take a hike, and enjoy dinner and some down time inside the camp. Day two takes you to the Chinggis Khaan Statue, Terelj National Park, Turtle Rock, and more. 

Escape the urban landscapes of Ulaanbaatar and journey into the rural countryside of this vast country during a day tour of Terelj National Park. Spend 1.5 hours traveling by comfortable transport to the open fields and stunning mountain ranges of this incredible park. Optional horseback ride, camel, or yak trek and hike through breathtaking landscapes before returning to the city with your guide.

Enjoy a full day of exploring Ulaanbaatar with a professional guide. Learn about the history of Mongolia as you visit the Gandan Monastery, the National Museum of Mongolia, Chinggis Khaan Monument, and other important sites. Enjoy lunch and free time to shop, then take in a folklore performance to wind down the day. This is a great tour for visitors looking to get an overview of Mongolia's capital city. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Enjoy the sort of local access and intimate insights that you only get on a private tour as you explore Ulaanbaatar's Ger District - and so much more besides. Starting from your hotel, visit Gandantegchenling Monastery, then meet and mingle with Ger District residents as you tour their home. Your day also includes lunch and stops at Ulaanbaatar's signature sights, among them the Bogd Khaan Palace Museum of Mongolia.

Explore the incredible history of Mongolia on this memorable tour that showcases the life and times of Genghis Khan (Chinggis Khaan). You'll visit top attractions, like the famous statue of this icon atop his horse. Then make your way to Mongolia XII Century Theme Park, just outside Ulaanbaatar, where you'll enjoy a tour of the micro-kingdom as part of this unforgettable experience in the world's least-densely populated country.

The largest equestrian statue in the world, the imposing Genghis Khan Statue Complex is a must-see when in Mongolia. Tour the complex in its entirety on this guided tour from Ulaanbaatar, which includes all transportation, entrance fees, and a guide to make the most of your experience. Plus, visit nearby Terelj National Park, hike to Aryabal Monastery, and visit a local nomad family to learn more about the best of Mongolia's culture, nature, and history - all in one day.

Get out of the city and into Mongolia's beautiful countryside on this tour to Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, one of the largest protected areas in Mongolia. Head to the park after taking a city tour of Ulaabaatar, and then visit the famous Genghis Khan Statue Complex, home to the world's largest equestrian statue. This tour is ideal for those looking to deepen their knowledge of Mongolian culture, history, and wildlife.

See more of Mongolia in less of the time on this full-board guided 7-night tour that opens up the nation's plains and steppe. Explore Ulaanbaatar, the Genghis Khan Statue Complex, Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, Hustai National Park, Kharkhorin, Ogii Lake, and Elsen Tasarkhai; ride horses and camels, stay with local nomads, visit monasteries, and enjoy a boat cruise. Tour includes door-to-door round-trip private transfers.

See the highlights of Ulaanbaatar on this full-day city tour with a private guide. Visit Sükhbaatar Square (previously known as Chinggis Square), Gandantegchinlen Monastery, the National Museum of Mongolia, Zaisan Memorial, Buddha Park, and Winter Palace of the Bogd Khan. You'll also enjoy a traditional Mongolian lunch along the way.

One of Mongolia's most atmospheric religious sites, 18th-century Manzshir Monastery lies almost entirely in ruins on the slopes of the Bogd Khan Mountain, 5,906 feet (1,800 meters) above sea level. Rather than waste time piecing together buses and taxis, join this convenient door-to-door day tour that includes the monastery, a hike in Bogd Khan Uul National Park, and lunch: a horse ride can be arranged for an additional charge.