Mongolia, an enigmatic country landlocked between Russia and China, captivates droves of travelers with Genghis Khan’s legends, nomadic culture and traditions, untouched grassland, Gobi deserts, and Buddhist temples. For common visitors, 9-10 days are enough to explore its most iconic spots, such as the snow-peaked Altai Mountains and its alpine lakes and meadows in the west and the golden-silk-like Gobi desert in the south. Besides, probe into the Hustai National Park to trace the world’s only pure wild horses, climb to the top of the huge Turtle Rock at the Terelj National Park to capture a panoramic view of emerald valleys and jagged rocks, and ascend the horseback of Genghis Khan Statue Complex to peer his territory while winds whisper his triumph and tragedy.
The majestic history adds solemnity to the expansive grassland. Explore Karakorum, the 13th-century capital of the Mongol Empire, with stone turtles and archaeological sites testifying to the triumph of Genghis Khan. Petroglyphs hidden in the serene valley, deer stones standing on the endless steppe, and surviving ancient Buddhist temples are witnesses of the country’s ups and downs.
If you have enough time and want a detailed exploration of some off-the-beaten spots of this nomadic country, the Mongolia tour of more than 2 weeks is recommended. A combination of China, Mongolia, and Russia is also a good choice for adventure seekers who want to travel along the world’s longest single rail. But if you are limited in time, we also offer a one-week itinerary from Beijing to Ulaanbaatar. All itineraries on our website are customizable. Message us if you have any questions, and we will reply within 12 hours!... Read more
The majestic history adds solemnity to the expansive grassland. Explore Karakorum, the 13th-century capital of the Mongol Empire, with stone turtles and archaeological sites testifying to the triumph of Genghis Khan. Petroglyphs hidden in the serene valley, deer stones standing on the endless steppe, and surviving ancient Buddhist temples are witnesses of the country’s ups and downs.
If you have enough time and want a detailed exploration of some off-the-beaten spots of this nomadic country, the Mongolia tour of more than 2 weeks is recommended. A combination of China, Mongolia, and Russia is also a good choice for adventure seekers who want to travel along the world’s longest single rail. But if you are limited in time, we also offer a one-week itinerary from Beijing to Ulaanbaatar. All itineraries on our website are customizable. Message us if you have any questions, and we will reply within 12 hours!... Read more
