Upon arrival in Ulan Bator, you will be met by your guide and driver who will transfer you to your hotel in Ulan Bator. (D).

Following breakfast, our first adventure in Mongolia will take us on a drive to the breathtaking Terelj National Park, located 80km (50 miles) northeast of Ulan Bator. Here, we will spend the day immersed in the magnificent alpine scenery, offering fantastic opportunities for hiking, rock climbing, and horse riding in this truly pristine and photogenic setting. Our exploration will lead us to the remarkable Turtle Rock formation, followed by a hike to the striking Aryabal Monastery after enjoying lunch at the camp.

To further enrich our experience, we will engage with Mongolian culture by visiting a local nomadic family. Here, we'll gain insights into their traditional way of life as they share their living arrangements and the significance of dairy farming in their culture. Following our enriching day, we'll return to the hotel in Ulan Bator. The drive covers a distance of 80 km (50 miles). (B/L/D)

Our journey commences in the early morning as we head towards Baga Gazriin Chuluu, a surreal landscape characterized by rocky granite mountains that radiate a crimson hue at sunrise and sunset. While there, we will explore the remnants of an ancient temple and wander the area on foot before pausing for a peaceful picnic lunch. As the day unfolds, we will reconvene at our ger camp to enjoy a delightful dinner and spend the night. The driving distance for the day covers 220 km (135 miles). (B/L/D)

Following breakfast, our day will commence with a visit to the ruins of Sum Khukh Bird Temple. From there, we'll proceed to Tsagaan Suvarga, a remote and captivating white limestone cliff that intriguingly resembles a Buddhist stupa. At a picturesque spot, we'll relish a picnic lunch while soaking in the scenery. Our evening will be spent with dinner and an overnight stay in a traditional ger camp. The drive for the day covers 280 km (175 miles). (B/L/D)

On the fifth day, our adventure leads us further south as we embark on a scenic drive. Upon reaching the Three Beauties of the Gobi National Park, we will dedicate the day to exploring this picturesque region, with a special focus on the enchanting Yol Valley. Here, we will hike and take full advantage of the magnificent photographic opportunities that abound. Our meals for the day, both lunch and dinner, will be enjoyed at our ger camp. The drive covers a distance of 280 km (175 miles). (B/L/D)

This day promises to be one of the most thrilling on the entire itinerary. Following a swift yet delectable breakfast, we will journey to the Khongor Sand Dunes, often referred to as the Singing Dunes. Upon a spirited ascent to these enchanting dunes, we will be greeted with a truly breathtaking panoramic vista. In the evening, we will seize the opportunity to capture the spectacular sunset, so be sure to have your cameras ready. The day's meals, including lunch and dinner, will be relished at our ger camp. The drive for the day spans 200 km (125 miles). (B/L/D)

Today, we set off to explore another captivating natural wonder as we drive to the renowned Flaming Cliffs, also known as Bayanzag, nestled amidst the saxaul tree forest of the Gobi. This is where we'll walk in the footsteps of the pioneering paleontologist Roy Chapman Andrews, who made significant early discoveries in Mongolia. Our journey also brings us to the iconic desert inhabitants, camels, as we visit a nomadic camel-breeding family and partake in the legendary hospitality of Mongolian nomads. We'll even embark on a brief camel ride to enhance the experience. The day's meals, including lunch and dinner, will be enjoyed at our ger camp. The drive for the day covers a distance of 150 km (94 miles). (B/L/D)

Today's journey takes us northward to explore the remnants of the once-majestic Ongi Monastery. During our visit, we will also explore a locally restored temple and relish a leisurely stroll through the surrounding area. The day will conclude with dinner and an overnight stay at a ger camp. The driving distance for the day spans 150 km (94 miles). (B/L/D)

This morning, we will commence our journey to Karakorum, the 13th-century capital of the illustrious Great Mongol Empire. Upon arrival, we will venture to the Erdene-Zuu Monastery, renowned as both the first and largest monastery in all of Mongolia. Here, we will explore several temples and have the opportunity to admire remarkably preserved and profoundly significant examples of Buddhist Thangka paintings dating back to the 16th century. Our next stop will be the lesser-visited yet extraordinary Karakorum Museum, showcasing a remarkable collection of ancient relics. The day will conclude with dinner and an overnight stay in a ger camp. The driving distance for the day encompasses 300 km (187 miles). (B/L/D)

Today is dedicated to the art of relaxation, Mongolian style! We'll head to the Tsenkher hot spring, where we'll indulge in a full day of unwinding in this natural spa paradise. You'll have the opportunity to take a leisurely walk in the surrounding forest and, of course, don't forget to bring your swimwear – this is your chance to take a dip. For those seeking ultimate relaxation, optional massage and beauty services are also available. After dinner, we'll return to the spa for another soothing session. The day includes lunch and dinner, with an overnight stay in a ger camp. The driving distance for the day is around 150 km (94 miles). (B/L/D)

Today is your well-deserved relaxation day, offering a break from the long drives and an opportunity to reflect on the incredible sights you've encountered thus far. Many travelers enjoy the spa facilities and leisurely strolls in the natural surroundings. For those interested, optional treks are also on offer. The day includes lunch and dinner, with an overnight stay in a ger camp. (B/L/D)

Today, our journey leads us to Lake Ugii in Mongolia's Arkhangai province, where we'll set up camp on the picturesque lakeshore. Here, you'll have the opportunity to spot a diverse array of water birds. The day includes lunch, dinner, and an overnight stay in a ger camp. The driving distance for the day covers 240 km (150 miles). (B/L/D)

After breakfast today, we hit the road once more, heading to Hustain Nuruu National Park. Here, our quest is to spot Przewalski horses (takhi), considered the forefathers of all horses worldwide. If you have binoculars, be sure to bring them to enhance your appreciation of the remarkable natural surroundings. Our visit will also include a screening of a short documentary and an exploration of the museum. We'll spend the night in a ger camp. The driving distance for the day is approximately 270 km (169 miles). (B/L/D)

Breakfast at the camp. Drive to Ulan Bator and transfer to your hotel. Driving distance – 120 km (75 miles). (B/L/D)

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Your driver will be waiting for you in the hotel lobby. Transfer to the airport for your return flight home. (B)