Orkhon Valley & Central Mongolia

The main attraction is Erdene Zuu Monastery, Mongolia’s first Buddhist monastery, built in 1585 and surrounded by 108 stupas. Visitors can explore temples, relics, and traditional architecture.

Orkhon Waterfall, also known as Ulaan Tsutgalan, is one of Mongolia’s most beautiful natural attractions.The waterfall plunges 20 meters into a volcanic basalt canyon. The Orkhon Valley has been a center of Mongolian civilization for centuries and is home to ancient monuments, including Karakorum ruins and Orkhon Inscriptions.

We will spend another day exploring the are on horse and learn about nomads more by interacting with locals.

Tsenkher Hot Spring is a natural thermal spring located in Arkhangai Province, known for its mineral-rich waters and healing properties. The spring flows at temperatures up to 85°C and is believed to relieve muscle and joint pain. Surrounded by forests and rolling hills, the area offers a peaceful retreat.

Elsen Tasarkhai, often referred to as the "Mini-Gobi," is a unique region of sand dunes located in the central part of Mongolia. Stretching over 80 kilometers, these golden dunes are surrounded by grasslands and mountains, creating a striking contrast in the landscape. Visitors can explore Uvgun Hiid(Temple), historical place where monks were hiding from Soviets at the time.

Khustai National Park is a special place where Przewarski Wild horses pasture. Story of how last wild horses were brought back to Mongolia will amaze for sure.