Tsagaan Suvarga Mine

Day 1: “Tsagaan Suvraga” (White Stupa) Mongolia's Grand Canyon Tsagaan Suvraga. There is a landform created by the sea level rising above the land. It is said that it was once a sea because seashells and salt were discovered there. When you go there, you will feel like you are on a planet other than Earth. Two red stone pillars over 30 meters tall tower over each other, and the sight of them being delicately carved over a long period of time by the wind is spectacular.

“Bayanzag” Burning Cliffs Bayanzag, nicknamed the Flaming Cliffs and made up of red canyons and sand, is a place where you can enjoy the typical Gobi scenery with only rocks, sand, low shrubs, and the blazing sun and wind. In 1921, an excavation project that began with the discovery of dinosaur eggs by an American scholar named Endry Cherman led to the discovery of numerous dinosaur bones and fossils of dinosaur eggs, which made the area famous.

Khongor Sand Dunes

The highlight desert of the Gobi Tour, the Singing Hill, is Hongoriin Els. The Gobi Desert is one of the three largest deserts in the world, along with the Sahara and the Arabian Desert. The Mongolian word ‘Gobi’ means ‘rough land where no grass grows’, a dry desert meaning little water, and the Gobi Desert is a dry desert with little water. When traveling through the Gobi, most of the land is covered with a view of the horizon, and sand dunes are located throughout Mongolia, including the Gobi. Among them, Hongoriin Els, which boasts the largest scale and beautiful scenery, is a popular tourist destination for travelers. You can sit on the back of a camel and feel the energy of the earth, watch the sun and sunset over the desert, and see the Milky Way and countless stars at night.

“Yoliin am canyon” At Yoliin am, the biggest attraction and most popular tourist destination in Gurvan Saihan Mountain National Park, you can ride a horse through the canyon. Yoliin am, a hidden canyon in the Gobi Desert, which appears to be nothing but wasteland and desert, is a unique terrain where the ice does not melt even in the middle of summer. It is also called the Valley of the Eagles and the Switzerland of the Gobi Desert due to the abundance of wild animals, including eagles. The floor can be slippery, so caution is required when horseback riding, and you must bring hiking shoes.

Baga Gazariin Chuluu

Baga Gatsriin Chuluu means a stone in the middle of the plain, and it is a famous granite stone area where monks took refuge during many wars. Delgerin Choirin Temple, quietly nestled among the rocks, is currently undergoing reconstruction and is a very quiet, hidden attraction. There is a spring and an oasis connected to the cave, making it a suitable place for taking pictures while enjoying a simple hike.

Gorkhi-Terelj National Park

Terelj National Park, the most visited destination by Mongolians, located at the foot of the Khentii Mountains, about 70 km from Ulaanbaatar, is Mongolia's best resort and is about a two-hour drive from downtown Ulaanbaatar. This place, which is a spectacular combination of grasslands, forests, strangely shaped rocks, valleys surrounded by mountains, and the Tuul River that runs through the national park, is the best tourist destination in Mongolia, where various wild flowers, including edelweiss, are in full bloom.

Ulaanbaatar

Ulaanbaatar, once nicknamed the Asian White Goddess and now known as the New York of Bubang Asia, is the capital of Mongolia and means ‘red spirit.’ The area is 4,704.4 km2 and the population is 12 million. Centered around Genghis Khan Square, the Mongolian National Modern, national museum, state-run department store, art museum, and post office are gathered. Ulaanbaatar is a unique city with a developed outdoor cafe culture with strong Russian and European influences.

Transfer to Ulaanbaatar or airport after breakfast