Transfer to the airport in the morning, then fly to Murun, the province of Khuvsgul’s capital. This capital city was established in 1933 and had 40,000 residents. Our local service team will welcome us when we arrive at the domestic airport. Travel 110 kilometres more to reach Lake Khuvsgul, which is incredibly clear. Lake Khuvsgul, Mongolia’s largest freshwater lake, supplies 70% of the country’s drinking water and is protected as Lake Hovsgol National Park. It is over 2 million years old and clean, but visitors may not see wildlife like seagulls, marmots, cows, yaks, and reindeer. The lake’s natural habitat is the taiga, where traditional Tsataan reindeer herders live. However, some Tsataan families have moved to the lakeshore for tourism, making it unsustainable. Spend the night at a ger camp.

We will enjoy exploring rare medicinal herbs and wildflowers while strolling around the lake today. Additionally, you can ascend a nearby mountain to get a bird’s-eye view of the lake. The park provides a wide range of recreational and sporting opportunities, including camping, horseback riding, trekking, biking, boating, and kayaking. It also offers nature sightseeing and educational excursions. Spend the night at a Ger camp.

After breakfast, travel for about 5 hours over 220 kilometres to Tumurbulag Soum in the Khuvsgul Province. We will stop along the way to explore the well-known Uushig site of deer stones. Explore a 400-hectare complex of 30 deer stones and large khirgisuurs in Burentogtokh Soum, Khuvsgul province. This site showcases a rich cultural heritage, with rare statues featuring human faces. The complex includes mounds, square burials, and 14 deer stones, representing Mongolia’s most clearly depicted deer stone. The oblong-shaped monuments, made of reddish tetrahedral granite, feature 109 deer and human figures carved on 14 stones. Today, we’ll investigate the stunning flowers that cover the steppe. Spend the night at a Ger camp.

After breakfast at the hotel, explore the lovely river valley today. A boat trip is an option. Spend the night at a Ger camp.

After breakfast, travel 160 kilometres to Jargalant Hot Springs. Jargalant is a stunning location that offers a blend of the outdoors, cultural heritage, and natural beauty. Jargalant has something to offer for everyone, whether you’re looking to go on a hike through the mountains, relax in hot springs, or discover the traditional way of life of the nomadic tribes. A soothing dip in the warm waters of the nearby Jargalant natural hot springs is available. The springs are thought to have medicinal qualities and are effective in treating rheumatism and skin conditions. Enjoying a hydrogen sulphide-scented hot spring bath in water that is 86.5 degrees Celsius. Spend the night at a Ger camp.

Breakfast at the hotel Lake Terkhiin Tsagaan, which is 90 km away and is incredibly beautiful, was created by damming lava flows from a volcanic eruption that occurred many centuries ago. Dinner at the Ger camp; Drive to Khorgo Mountain after lunch; it is a dormant volcano that is located east of Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake. The mountain’s volcanic crater is 200 metres wide and 100 metres deep. Siberian larch forest covers the northern slope. Khorgo Terkhiin Tsagaan National Park, located in Arkhangai province, is a natural highlight with two famous attractions: Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake, or Great White Lake, and the dormant volcano Khorgo. The park is rich in wildlife and flora and is designated to protect mountain scenery and endangered species. The 2210-metre-high Khorgo volcano, one of the ten volcanoes, became extinct about 8000 years ago. Visitors can climb the volcano and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding area. The lake is renowned for its fish and birdlife, including the Ruddy Shellduck and Great Cormorant. The park offers various activities, including swimming, trekking, mountain climbing, fishing, bird watching, motor boating, horse trekking, and nomad life experiences. Spend the night at a Ger camp.

Breakfast at the hotel Travel 310 kilometres to Kharakhorum. Kharakhorum, the former capital of Chinggis Khan, was destroyed in 1391 by Chinese troops. Today, only two granite turtles remain. The first Buddhist monastery in Mongolia, Erdene Zuu, was founded in 1586 and houses 62 temples and 10,000 lamas. Despite being destroyed during the communist period, it is now open for visitors to learn about Mongolian religious and cultural traditions. Chinggis Khaan set up his headquarters in Kharakhorum, the former capital of Mongolia, in 1220. His successor and son, Ogodei, constructed a palace with walls around it in 1235. You will go to the newly constructed Kharakhorum Museum and Erdenezuu Monastery, the largest and first Buddhist temple complex in Mongolia, constructed on the foundations of the city of Kharakhorum in the sixteenth century. We’ll stop by a nearby cooperative in the late afternoon to take part in a workshop where small felt items will be made. Spend the night at a Ger camp.

 Breakfast at the hotel; 360 kilometres must be travelled back to Ulaanbaatar. After arriving, take a taxi to your hotel in Ulaanbaatar. Purchasing cashmere and trinkets. Enjoy the farewell meal. Spend the night at a hotel.

Price Includes

• Flight Tickets
• Checked in baggage
• Accommodation
• 2N Stay at Ulaanbaatar Hotel
• Bed & Breakfast
• Ger Camp Stay (7 Nights) in the Countryside
• Bed & Breakfast
• ENGLISH-SPEAKING GUIDE SERVICE – ENTRANCE FEES TO PROTECTED AREAS AND SIGHTSEEING COSTS
• OW DOMESTIC FLIGHT
• ALL TRANSFERS BY BUS/MINI BUS IN THE CITY AND 4WD JAPANESE MINIVAN IN THE COUNTRYSIDE
• MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch (picnic), And Dinner As Mentioned Per Day Itinerary.
• Sightseeing
• Khuvsgul Lake
• Five River Valley
• Jargalant hot spring
• Lake Terkhiin Tsagaan
• Ulaanbaatar
• Kharakhorum
• Tours on a shared basis

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for departure.