Discover the captivating Baga Gazariin Chuluu, nestled in the heart of the Dundgovi province, 250 km south of Ulaanbaatar. These striking granitic formations, known as the "stone of the little place," create a granite canyon at an elevation of 1751 meters. Erosion has sculpted the cliffs, and while some canyon entries are challenging, most offer rewarding hikes through this rocky maze. Explore the site's rich history with ruins dating back to the 17th century, including an ancient temple. A unique feature is a narrow hole believed to have therapeutic rainwater, historically used to treat ocular ailments. Discover inscriptions by revered monks from the 19th century etched into the rocks. Embark on a journey to Baga Gazariin Chuluu, where nature and history converge in a mesmerizing landscape.

Camp

Ger

Witness the awe-inspiring Tsagaan Suvarga, a geological marvel featuring vibrant limestone formations reaching heights of 30-60 meters and extending for 400 meters. Once the bed of an ancient ocean, this captivating site now reveals marine fossils and clamshells, preserving the remnants of a bygone era.

Camp

Camping

Discover the wonders of local flora and fauna at the Gurvan Saikhan National Park Museum. Explore the Yolyn Am, also known as the "Vulture's Mouth" canyon, nestled in the Gurvan Saikhan mountains. This canyon serves as a habitat for endangered snow leopards and Lammergeyers (Bearded Vulture), with pockets of "eternal ice" persisting even into the summer months. Yolyn Am stands as a premier attraction in the Gobi, offering breathtaking vistas and a chance to encounter wildlife such as Ibex, Argali (wild mountain sheep), and Tas (Scenerious Vulture). Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of this canyon, where the rugged landscapes and diverse species create an unforgettable experience for fortunate visitors.

Camp

Camping

We will drive to Khongoriin Els, the biggest sand dunes of the country. Experience the joy of riding Bactrian camels, affectionately referred to as the last remaining dinosaurs in the Gobi by the locals. The unique charm of these creatures adds a touch of excitement to your journey. As the afternoon unfolds, immerse yourself in the daily nomadic lifestyle, gaining insights and actively participating in the rhythms of traditional living. Connect with the warmth and authenticity of nomadic hospitality, creating lasting memories of cultural exchange. Cap off your day with an unforgettable adventure – a late-evening ascent of the sand dunes, culminating in one of the most mesmerizing sunsets the Mongolian desert has to offer. Choose to stay with a nomadic family or camp in a tent, enhancing your immersive experience in the heart of Mongolia.

Camp

Ger

Unveil the enchanting beauty of the Flaming Cliffs, renowned for their striking and vibrant colors. This unique geological formation earned its name for the spectacular hues that grace its landscape. Notably, the Flaming Cliffs hold historical significance as the site where the first dinosaur eggs were unearthed. In 1922, an American expedition from the Museum of Natural History, led by Roy Chapman Andrews, made this groundbreaking discovery.

Camp

Ger

Nestled 150 km from Ulaanbaatar in the Bayan Unjuul soum of Tov aimag, Zorgol Khairkhan is a sacred peak soaring to 1686 m ASL. Revered by locals as the abode of a benevolent spirit, this colossal red granite mountain boasts diverse natural beauty, featuring caves, springs, and thriving wildlife like Argali sheep, Ibex, and Red deer. Encircling the mountain are ancient burial sites of Mongol soldiers, while shamanic customs prohibit uttering its name. Historically, it is whispered that Chinggis Khan frequented the area for hunting expeditions.

Camp

Ger