Classic Mongolia

Upon arrival at Chinggis Khan International Airport, guests will be greeted by our driver and guardian and will take them by car straight to the plains of Hui Doloon Hudag, where the luxurious HS Khaan Ger camp awaits them. If travelers arrive early enough in the morning, they will be able to stop along the way at Zaisan Hill, from where there is a panoramic view of the capital of Mogolia.

Overnight stay in an exclusive camp modeled on traditional HS Khaan Ger Resort yurts, in tents with full equipment and bathrooms. There is no meal on offer that day.

Guests take a short drive down the western highway in Toyota Landcruisers to visit a local nomadic family. They eat lunch with them. Those interested can take part in preparing the meal. Local dishes include huushuur and buzz - both dishes are dumplings stuffed with minced meat mixed with garlic and onion, the former are baked, the latter steamed. Guests will spend the afternoon exploring Hustai National Park, where they can observe wild Przewalski's horses, wapiti deer, and numerous marmots and other rodents. Lunch will be served at a restaurant in the national park.

Overnight stay in an exclusive camp modeled on traditional HS Khaan Ger Resort yurts, in tents with full equipment and bathrooms. The offer includes full board.

Transfer to the airport and flight to Dalanzadgad - a small town that is the capital of the South Gobi region, the least populated province in the least populated country on Earth (the average population of Mongolia is 2 people/km², in the South Gobi region it is 0,4 people/km², for comparison In Poland it is almost 123 people/km²)! For the next hour, guests drive deep into the Gobi Desert. They will spend the next nights in the exclusive Three Camel Lodge camp - considered one of the 50 best ecological lodges in the world. This luxurious camp offers private traditional ger yurts with a double bed and private toilet. Guests will embark on a drive to Bulgan Soum, a small town built near a natural spring. Fruits and vegetables grow abundantly in this area. Upon returning to the camp, guests are treated to a fresh, local, organic meal, prepared using products provided by the nomads' family farms.

Overnight stay in a luxurious camp modeled on traditional Three Camel Lodge yurts, in double Ger tents with full equipment and bathrooms. The offer includes full board.

Guests experience the most extraordinary experiences while admiring the amazing petroglyphs at Havtsyg. The rock carvings are estimated to be between 5000 and 6000 years old. They are undoubtedly worth the steep climb to the top. Travelers will then take a short drive to Bayanzag. Roy Chapman Andrews named them the Flame Cliffs during a 1920 expedition to Central Asia that found the first-ever fossilized dinosaur eggs here. The red rocks jut sharply into the sky and are an amazing sight in the peach light of the setting sun. Guests then visit the Molt's Els dunes on the edge of the cliff. To learn about the culture of Mongolian nomads, travelers will meet a family of camel breeders living in this area. Travelers can go hiking with shepherds in the nearby dunes on the back of a hunchbacked friend. Guests will also visit the Gurvansaikhan Mountains (the name means three beauties), where they can observe frost-covered yaks and steep cliffs. It is an excellent place for bird watching. Among them, you can usually see eagle vultures (Yol in Mongolian), wallcreepers and several species of the finch family.

Overnight stay in a luxurious camp modeled on traditional Three Camel Lodge yurts, in double Ger tents with full equipment and bathrooms. The offer includes full board.

In the evening, guests go to the airport and fly to Ulaanbaatar. On this day, guests will visit Sukhbaatar Square and the National Museum of Mongolia. In the evening, they will see a folklore concert Tumen Ekh, an opera or a symphony on traditional morin chuur violins in one of the theaters of the capital of Mongolia. The choice depends on the current repertoire.

Overnight stay at the five-star Shangri-la Hotel. The offer includes breakfast and lunch. The Shangri-La Hotel is located in the heart of the city and is an ideal base from which to explore the city. The hotel's restaurant, Ulaanbaatar's Café Park, offers dishes from all over the world, and its special feature is the open kitchen where you can watch exquisite dishes being made. The Naadam restaurant, located on the second floor, offers a terrace with a view of the city and the surrounding mountains. Hutong, a Chinese restaurant, serves Dongbei cuisine, and the lobby lounge serves drinks and afternoon tea.

In the morning, guests will visit the most important monument of Ulaanbaatar - the Gandantegchinlen Chijd Buddhist monastery, which is the most important cult center in Mongolia. Its construction began in 1838, and for many years it was the only active monastery in the country. The interior of the temple houses valuable manuscripts, numerous sculptures, monuments of religious painting and artistic crafts. The most impressive thing is the gilded Buddha sculpture, over 25 meters high. Then the guests go to see the winter palace of Bogd Khan, the last khan of Mongolia. The complex located in the southern part of the city consists of six temples, and inside the palace you can, among others, admire the ruler's throne and bed, as well as the khan's beautifully decorated yurt. In the afternoon, guests visit the statue of Genghis Khan, which is the largest such statue in the world. Free time in the evening.

Overnight stay at the five-star Shangri-la Hotel, the offer includes breakfast and lunch

After breakfast, guests are transferred to Chinggis Khan International Airport for their flight home. Breakfast is included.