Embark on a journey to the captivating Elsen Tasarkhai Semi-Desert, then seamlessly transition to the awe-inspiring Khogno Khan Natural Reserve. Preserved since 1997, this sanctuary sprawls across 46,900 hectares, enveloping the majestic Khogno Khan Mountain, situated 280 kilometers west of Ulaanbaatar, along with its enchanting surroundings. Composed of Paleozoic-age granite, Khogno Khan Mountain stands as a geological marvel. Immerse yourself in the harmonious convergence of Mongolian mountains, lush forests, and the distinctive landscapes reminiscent of the Gobi, all within this singular locale. Elevate your experience with a camel ride, and indulge in the authentic hospitality of a nomadic family during your stay.

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Embark on a scenic drive to the historical town of Kharakhorum, once the thriving capital of the Great Mongolian Empire during the 13th century. Immerse yourself in the remnants of this ancient civilization as you explore the fascinating Erdene Zuu Monastery Museum – a monumental Buddhist center that, unfortunately, faced closure and significant damage during the turbulent 1930s. Erdene Zuu Monastery Museum: Uncover the rich history of Erdene Zuu, the first and largest Buddhist center of the medieval ages. Marvel at the museum's exhibits, which provide a vivid narrative of the monastery's spiritual significance and its resilience through challenging times.

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We will drive to Orkhon Waterfall, where we will do horse-riding and bask in the welcoming hospitality of a nomadic family. Immerse yourself in the rhythmic journey through the picturesque landscapes surrounding Orkhon valley, and then relish the genuine warmth of your nomadic hosts.

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The Orkhon river, longest river in Mongolia, begins at the state worshipped mountain Suvraga Khairkhan in the Khangai range. The drainage basin of the river is 132835sq km. The river is 10-60 m wide to begin with but it becomes 120-150m around the end and the speed of the river flow decreases. The Orkhon has many species of fish like the pike, Siberian sturgeon, taimen, asian common asp, Siberian grayling, roach etc. There are many rocks and boulders around the river as well as some waterfalls like a small waterfall with 4-5 m height and the Ulaan tsutgalan waterfall- biggest in Mongolia at a height of 20m.

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Embark on a journey to the captivating Elsen Tasarkhai Semi-Desert, then seamlessly transition to the awe-inspiring Khogno Khan Natural Reserve. Preserved since 1997, this sanctuary sprawls across 46,900 hectares, enveloping the majestic Khogno Khan Mountain, situated 280 kilometers west of Ulaanbaatar, along with its enchanting surroundings. Composed of Paleozoic-age granite, Khogno Khan Mountain stands as a geological marvel. Immerse yourself in the harmonious convergence of Mongolian mountains, lush forests, and the distinctive landscapes reminiscent of the Gobi, all within this singular locale. Elevate your experience with a camel ride, and indulge in the authentic hospitality of a nomadic family during your stay.

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On the way back to UB, Discover the renowned Khustai National Park, celebrated worldwide for its triumphant efforts in reintroducing Przewalski's Horse, Equus Przewalski – the last surviving wild horse species. Since 1992, this sanctuary has been a beacon of success in wildlife conservation. Immerse yourself in the vast open spaces of Khustai, where the beauty of nature unfolds before your eyes. Witness the graceful presence of deer alongside the magnificent sight of wild horses, creating an enchanting tableau of wildlife in their natural habitat. Embark on an unforgettable journey at Khustai National Park, where the story of conservation unfolds amidst the stunning backdrop of open landscapes and the unique opportunity to observe both deer and the majestic Przewalski's Horses. An adventure for nature enthusiasts and wildlife aficionados alike.