When you arrive in Ulan Bator, your guide and driver will be there to greet you. They will accompany you to your hotel in Ulan Bator. (D)

In the early morning, we embark on a journey to Baga Gazriin Chuluu, a distinctive rock formation that undergoes mesmerising colour transformations throughout the day. Our exploration also includes a visit to the remains of an ancient temple, immersing us in Mongolia's remarkable natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. A picnic lunch is on the agenda, followed by dinner and an overnight stay at a ger camp. The day's drive covers a distance of 220 km (135 miles). (B/L/D)

Following breakfast, we'll explore the ruins of Sum Khukh Bird Temple, before resuming our journey towards Tsagaan Suvarga, a captivating white limestone cliff that intriguingly resembles a stupa. We'll pause for a picnic lunch, and the day will conclude with dinner and an overnight stay at a ger camp. The day's drive covers a distance of 280 km (175 miles). (B/L/D)

Continue our journey southward to reach the Three Beauties of the Gobi National Park. Our day will be dedicated to exploring the breathtaking Yol Valley, where we'll embark on a hike and relish the exceptional photographic opportunities it offers. Lunch, dinner, and an overnight stay will be provided at a ger camp. The day's drive covers a distance of 280 km (175 miles). (B/L/D)

Following breakfast, we'll set out to explore the remote Khongor Sand Dunes, renowned as the Singing Dunes, where the shifting sands create enchanting, natural melodies. A climb to the sand dunes will reward us with a breathtaking panoramic view. In the evening, we'll witness a stunning sunset, so be sure to have your cameras at the ready. The day includes lunch, dinner, and an overnight stay in a ger camp. The driving distance for the day covers 200 km (125 miles). (B/L/D)

We'll drive to the renowned Flaming Cliffs, also known as Bayanzag or the Saxaul tree forest of the Gobi. Here, we will delve into the site of Mongolia's initial paleontological discoveries, tracing the path blazed by Roy Chapman Andrews. A noteworthy highlight of the day will be our opportunity to connect with a nomadic family engaged in camel breeding, providing a firsthand experience of the authentic hospitality of Mongolian nomads. You can even enjoy a brief camel ride. The day comprises lunch, dinner, and an overnight stay in a ger camp. The driving distance for the day covers 150 km (94 miles). (B/L/D)

Following breakfast, we'll embark on a northward journey to explore the ruins of the once-magnificent Ongi Monastery. During our visit, we will also take in a locally restored temple and enjoy a leisurely stroll in the surrounding area. The day will conclude with dinner and an overnight stay in a ger camp. The driving distance for the day spans 150 km (94 miles). (B/L/D)

After breakfast, we journey to Karakorum, the impressive 13th-century capital of the Great Mongol Empire. Here, we'll explore the Erdene-Zuu Monastery, recognised as the first and largest monastery in all of Mongolia. Our visit to the monastery will include a tour of its various temples, each adorned with exceptional examples of captivating Buddhist Thangka paintings dating back to the 16th century. We'll also have the opportunity to discover the unique and less-visited Karakorum Museum. The day will conclude with dinner and an overnight stay in a ger camp. The driving distance for the day is approximately 300 km (187 miles). (B/L/D)

Following breakfast, we'll make our way back to Ulan Bator. Along the journey, we'll enjoy a picnic lunch. The night will be spent at a hotel. The drive for the day covers 380 km (235 miles). (B/L/D)

Breakfast at the hotel. Our driver will meet you at the hotel lobby. Transfer to the airport for your flight back home. (B).