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Leave the hustle and bustle, discover the land of
Mongolia, from Gobi desert to reindeer people in
taiga, from the world's only wild horse habitat to
serene lakes and more...
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"Me and my wife really like the Mongolia tour which was proposed and organized by you. It was more than what we expected having gone on similar arrangements in other countries.
I particularly like the Gobi trip, vastness of Mongolia for horse riding and friendly people especially at the country side.
It is a pity that we didn't have enough time to visit more places. I will come back one day to visit the northern and eastern region, hopefully during Naadam festival too!"
Luke Lee
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You may find helpful Mongolia Travel FAQ which answers questions like what clothing should be brought, what voltage works in Mongolia, etc. Also you can read an article published abroad about a tour we arranged, here .
I established this company after being busted by acute leukemia, with no savings and minus health in 2004. All I had and my parents and relatives had was spent on my chemotherapy, total body radiation and bone marrow transplantation. I had had a dream to establish a travel company but busy life made me dizzy with other activties. Even though I had registered the name "Mogul Travel" back in 2001 with Tax Authority of Mongolia, I had not started any operation. Once the transplantation clinical trial which allowed free treatment, drug and follow up care was over, I came back in Mongolia and took a website training. Little did I know it was an advanced crash training course and I understood nothing from it.
Wondering how dumb I was, later I read Dreamweaver manual and built my first website.
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"I would like to thank you so much for the absolutely extra-ordinary week that I had in Mongolia. I feel so special to have been able to experience the sights, sounds and the wonderful hospitality of the people of your amazing country. I would definitely like to go back and see more! In my own little way, I am going to try and encourage my colleagues and friends to travel there and see it for themselves.
I would like to wish both you and Tamir all the very best of everything for the future and thank you so much!
Best regards, Bella, Australia (via South Korea!)". |
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If you can not arrive in Mongolia you still can get your piece of Mongolia. Visit our Mongolian Arts and Crafts online store where you will see  Mongolian paintings, handcrafts, cashmere blankets, cashmere scarves, sheep wool felt products, Mongolian boots with hand sewn sole made using an age old, time proven technology preferred by Mongolian tough wrestlers, and more.
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"Candy and I really love Mongolia. Since then, we have gone to Beijing, Singapore, Indonesia, and we just got back from a ten day tour of India's Rajasthan. But, of all these, Mongolia is still at the top of the list! There was something very special about the adventure. Maybe one day we will come back, particularly to listen to the absolutely beautiful Mongolian music, particularly the throat singers..."
Jeff, Canada"
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Time restraint, simple physical energy to stay up, and crushing, killer workload - these we seem to have in all plenty. The following is an example of the tours we offer:
| CA28: Overland tour (5 days horseriding) in Mongolian Gobi and Khangai region, 14 days |
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Overland tour (5 days horseriding) in Mongolian Gobi and Khangai region, 14 days
Travel to beautiful places in Khangai and Gobi regions of Mongolia. At one part of the travel you will ride horses for 5 days. While roaming through the land, you will visit nomadic families.
Total tour distance 2180km.
Ulaanbaatar – Elsen Tasarkhai – Erdenezuu/ Karakorum / Tovhon monastery – horseback riding to Ulaan tsutgalan waterfall – Nomadic family – Eight Lakes – Eight Lakes – Shuranga Cliff – herder family – Ongiin monastery – Khongor Els dunes – Flaming Cliffs/ Yol Valley – White Shrines – Baga Gazryn Chuluu – Ulaanbaatar
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Ulaanbaatar
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Arrival day. Transfer to hotel. City tour. Visit Zaisan hill to get a panoramic view of the city. Dinner at a local restaurant. Includes dinner.
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Elsen Tasarkhai
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Elsen Tasarkhai (Sandy Piece) is a place where the Gobi and Khangai regions converge (270km to the west of UB). Dunes and mountains exist here. Overnight in ger camp. We will ride camels around the dunes.
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Karakorum / Tovhon monastery
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At 95 km from Elsen Tasarkhai is Karakorum, ancient capital of Mongol Empire. After visiting Erdenezuu monastery in Karakorum, we’ll move to Tovhon monastery, UNESCO world heritage site, 60km south west. Overnight in Tovhon ger camp.
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Tovhon horseback riding
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Today our horse back riding will start for the next 5 days. Daily distance is 25-30 km. Horse wranglers will accompany us at all time. The first day we will reach Ulaan Tsutgalan (Red Pouring) waterfall, 39km. overnight in tents. Horse riding through mountains and plains.
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Ulaan Tsutgalan waterfall / Mongol family
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Horse back riding through Orkhon river valley. Overnight in tents near families in Eight Lakes area. Dinner in Mongol family and chat with them.
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Eight Lakes
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Horse back riding to Eight Lakes which are eight lakes in close vicinity surrounded by mountains.
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Eight Lakes / Shuranga Cliff
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Moving away from the lakes while riding our horses, we’ll reach Shuranga Cliff , formed like a camel and existing in plain land. Overnight in tents on the bank of the river.
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Mongol family
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This is a bit slow pace day. After halting horse riding, visit Mongolian family, help herding the animals, and get to know Mongolian dairy products, living like a nomad. Overnight in tents.
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Ongiin monastery
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Changing our travel mode, from here we will drive to Gobi in the south of Mongolia. Visit Ongiin monastery, a ruin of a former large monastery (250km, earth road, MiddleGobi province). Overnight in tent next to it.
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Khongor Els Dunes
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Known as Singing Dunes, Khongor Els is at 290 km distance. Its height is up to 200m. Visit camel herding families. Ride camels around the sand dunes. Overnight in ger camp.
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Flaming Cliffs / Yol Valley
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Flaming cliffs is the place where the first dinosaur bones and eggs were found (140km). from here we’ll move to the ger camp closer to the local airport (65 km). Visit Yol Valley, high gorge accommodating a glacier which is being affected by global warming lately.
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Tsagaan Suvarga
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Mongolian Gobi desert was bottom of ancient ocean to which attests Tsagaan Suvarga (White Shrines). This is a oceanic limy clay cliff with about 100m length. A place to rest on the way to return to north. Overnight in ger camp.
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Baga Gazryn Chuluu
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Drive further north to Baga Gazryn Chuluu (Little Land Rocks), a good place in Middle Gobi province (210km). Overnight in ger camp.
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Ulaanbaatar
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Finally this day come back to UB, 280km. Transfer to hotel. Shopping. Farewell dinner at a local restaurant.
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Legend: (B) Breakfast, (L) Lunch, (D) Dinner (H) Hotel (TGC) tourist ger camp (T) Tent
1 pax group – 2666 USD per person (pp)
2 pax group – 1699 USD pp
3 pax group – 1341 USD pp
4 – 7 pax group - 1151 USD pp
8-9 pax group - 1073 USD pp
10-12 fax group - 1006 USD pp
13 -16 more pax group – 997 USD pp
16 pax group: 1 person 100% free
You can further decrease the list price by another 60$ per person if you choose to stay in guest houses instead of hotels in Ulaanbaatar. You will need to contact guest houses on your own.
Price doesn’t include: international flight, tips, gratuities, drinks, insurance, optional activities.
Price includes: all domestic transportation, fees for national parks, ger camp accommodations, tented camping –if any, 3 star hotel charge, guide fee, wrangler fee, sightseeing costs, horse riding or boating or camel riding expense as specified in itinerary, three meals a day while in the countryside.
Book today by transferring your deposit for this travel. Look at the booking and payment link.
CA28
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