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Ulaan Baatar, the enigmatic capital of Mongolia, is a city of contrasts where rapid development crosses paths with the country’s nomadic heritage, and where Buddhist temples stand alongside communist-era monuments. Today explore the highlights of this fascinating city on a privately guided tour. Travel back in time to the days of the Genghis Khan rule as you head to the National History Museum, where excellent displays trace several millennia of Mongolia’s history from the Stone Age through the Turkic and Mongol Empires to the rise of Buddhism and the Communist regime. Visit the impressive Gandan Buddhist Monastery, Ulaan Baatar’s beacon of pride; explore this beautiful complex and feel in awe of Mongolia’s captivating spiritual heritage. Head to the resplendent Bogd Khaan Winter Palace and dive deep into the mesmerizing world of Buddhist artwork and sculptures as you explore this sacred complex. To complete your experience, enjoy a traditional folklore performance giving you a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Mongolia.

Meet your driver for your private transfer.

Board a flight with service from Ulaan Bataar to Dalanzagad. Approximate flight duration is 1 hour.

Meet your private driver upon arrival at Dalanzadgad Airport and proceed by private transfer to your hotel in the Gobi Desert.

Please Note: travel time may vary depending on your lodge’s location.

Experience the wild splendor of Mongolia’s Eagle Valley with your private guide, where rugged cliffs, winding canyons, and native wildlife create an unforgettable alpine setting. Depart from your lodge with your guide and travel by private vehicle to Yolyn Am, the valley’s most celebrated area. Spend 1–2 hours hiking along gentle trails, observing eagles soaring overhead and wild sheep and goats grazing on canyon walls. The crisp mountain air carries the scent of alpine vegetation. Before or after your hike, stop at the small natural history museum at the valley entrance to learn about the region’s unique flora, fauna, and geology, then return by private transfer to your accommodation.

Venture into the striking landscapes of Mongolia’s Gobi Desert with your private guide, exploring golden dunes, ancient fossils, and traditional nomadic life. Depart from your lodge and travel by private vehicle to the Moltsog Els sand dunes, where a local camel-breeder’s family welcomes you to taste fresh camel milk products. Enjoy a camel ride along the base of the dunes and walk through the sandy expanse. Continue to Bayanzag, following the path of famed adventurer Roy Chapman Andrews, where towering red sandstone cliffs, fossilized dinosaur eggs, petrified forests, and the remains of prehistoric animals tell the story of this remarkable desert. Return by private transfer to your accommodation.

Traverse Mongolia’s Gobi Desert on a full-day private journey, venturing deep into the Altai Mountains to witness the majestic Khongoryn Els, or Singing Sand Dunes, rising up to 2,000 feet and stretching for hundreds of square miles. Departing from your lodge by jeep with your driver and guide, stop first at Khavtsgait to view ancient rock carvings dating back to the late Bronze and early Iron Ages. Continue into the vast golden dunes, famed for the haunting sounds they create as the wind moves the sand. Here, meet a local camel breeder and his family to glimpse traditional desert life, then ride a sturdy two-humped Bactrian camel across the sweeping landscape before returning to your lodge in the late afternoon.

Meet your private driver for your departure transfer to Dalanzadgad Airport.

Board a flight with service from Ulaan Bataar to Dalanzagad. Approximate flight duration is 1 hour.

Meet your guide for a full-day private journey from Ulaanbaatar to the serene landscapes of Gorkhi Terelj National Park, with scenic stops, cultural landmarks, and nature walks, traveling in the comfort of your private transfer. After an early breakfast, meet your driver and guide for the drive east, pausing at the striking Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue on the Tuul River — the legendary site where he discovered the golden whip said to inspire his 13th-century conquests. Continue into the park for lunch at a local ger camp before visiting the granite formation known as Turtle Rock and setting out on a 1–1.5-hour walk to the hilltop Meditation Temple. End the day arriving at your lodge, embraced by Mongolia’s pristine wilderness.

At the lodge, try your hand at archery — Mongolia’s revered national sport — where traditional bows are still crafted from wood, sinew, horn, and tendon. According to a 13th-century stone inscription, one of Genghis Khan’s generals once struck a target from an astonishing one-third of a mile away. Later, you’ll have the unique opportunity to assemble a mini ger, the traditional Mongolian dwelling. Ingenious in its design, the ger relies on balance, patience, tension, and symmetry for stability, a skill honed over centuries by nomadic herders. As you work, you’ll gain insight into the artistry and practicality behind this portable home, a symbol of resilience and harmony with the vast steppe.

Begin the morning with a hands-on mini cooking lesson at the lodge. Mongolian cuisine, shaped over 800 years of history, reflects influences from many cultures encountered during the era of conquest. This exchange of traditions gave rise to unique dishes, including buuz — steamed dumplings prepared for special occasions and a delight for children to make. After lunch, discover the age-old Mongolian ankle bone games. Known as shagai, these games use the astragalus bones of sheep or goats, collected and treasured across Central Asia for both play and fortune-telling.

In the evening, savor a traditional Mongolian barbecue, Khorhog — a family favorite that showcases the importance of hot stones in local cooking. Mutton is slowly cooked in a large metal urn along with vegetables, water, and carefully heated stones from the fire, resulting in tender, flavorful meat and a rich, savory broth. Many Mongolian cooks even claim they can taste the difference between stones from rivers and those from lakes. After dinner, gather around the campfire to share stories and enjoy stargazing beneath Mongolia’s pristine night sky, where countless stars sparkle above the open steppe, offering a peaceful close to a day immersed in local culture and traditions.

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A stylish sanctuary in the heart of Mongolia’s capital, the Shangri-La Hotel provides an ideal base for discerning guests visiting Ulaan Baatar. The hotel’s convenient location in the city center allows for a seamless exploration of the most popular tourist sites. The hotel showcases a number of elegant and spacious guestrooms featuring contemporary and indigenous fusion design. Shangri-La Hotel Ulaan Baatar offers a variety of exciting and unique dining options, from all day dining at CafÉ Park, to casual signature dishes at Naadam, specialty Chinese cuisine at Hutong, and classic light refreshments at the Lobby Lounge. Settle into your chic accommodations and let the hospitable staff of Shangri-La warmly welcome you to this beautiful country.

Built in the heart of the Gobi according to environmentally and culturally sustainable development guidelines, the Three Camel Lodge offers a blend of adventure and sophistication, combining traditional style with superb service to create the ultimate expedition experience. The lodge’s remote location is not for the impatient traveler, but those seeking a true escape will be richly rewarded. Three Camel Lodge offers a stylish take on the traditional nomadic lifestyle. Many of the staff members were raised right here in the Gobi, and all are happy to share their love and knowledge of the desert while welcoming you with traditional Mongolian hospitality and providing the highest standard of service. A stay at the Three Camel Lodge will truly be a relaxing and memorable experience.

Located within an hour’s drive of Ulaanbaatar, Tuul Riverside Lodge is a fully sustainable, traditional Mongolian camp surrounded by a sea of grass, rolling hills and the Tuul River. A warm, and peaceful welcome awaits guests when they enter the beautifully decorated traditional dwellings, known as yurts or locally as a "ger." Constructed from a wooden frame and covered with layers of felt to insulate against the harsh Mongolian climate, yurts are both durable and reliable. Each yurt also features en-suite facilities. The camp offers high standards of service and modern convinces, such as water, electricity, and a dining tent while still capturing the nomadic culture of the Mongols. Guests can expect many authentic, traditional cultural experiences and adventure activities led by the dedicated staff members. Delicious Mongolian cuisine is prepared by a passionate and talented team, from quality ingredients which will delight your taste-buds. The camp provides an escape from the hustle and bustle of the main cities, where one can relax around a roaring campfire and marvel at the shimmering Milky Way overhead.