Outline itinerary
- Day 1: Arrival in Ulaanbaatar
- Day 2-3: Naadam Festival Days
- Day 4: Fly to Murun, Khuvsgul Lake
- Day 5: Explore Khuvsgul Lake
- Day 6: Fly back to Ulaanbaatar and Transfer to HS Khan Resort/Hustai National Park
- Day 7: HS Khan Resort to Kharakhorum/Erdene Zuu Monastery
- Day 8: Drive back to Ulaanbaatar
- Day 9: Fly to Ulgii/Western Mongolia/Visiting Town
- Day 10: Visiting Eagle Hunting Family
- Day 11: Fly back to Ulaanbaatar
- Day 12: Ulaanbaatar/Gobi/Yol Yalley National Park
- Day 13: Yol Valley to Khongor Sand Dune
- Day 14: Drive to Khavtsgait Petroglyphs and Visiting Nomad Family
- Day 15: Day Trip to Flaming Cliffs
- Day 16: Fly back to Ulaanbaatar/Terelj National Park
- Day 17: Back to Ulaanbaatar/Cultural Show
- Day 18: Departure
Best of Mongolia with Naadam Festival 18 days
Region: Southern, Northern, Central and Western of Mongolia
Available time:June 26 - July 13 & July 10-27, 2026/27
Price: USD 13,899
Book by September 30: USD 13,000 (special early booking rate)
If you confirm your booking by September 30, you will not only receive our exclusive early booking discount (limited to a few guests), but also enjoy the following complimentary privileges, reserved only for early bookers:
- Complimentary massage during your stay at the Shangri-La Hotel
- An additional massage at Gobi Nomad Lodge – the perfect way to unwind after a bumpy drive across the Gobi Desert
- A complimentary massage at Tereljmaa Spa if your itinerary includes Terelj National Park
- Complimentary drinks throughout your journey – soft drinks, wine, or other alcoholic beverages of your choice
- Horse and camel riding included – normally not part of the tour pricing, but gifted to early bookers
We hope you will take advantage of these exclusive offers by confirming your 2026/27 departure with us before September 30.
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