Erdene Zuu Monastery - The monastery of Erdene Zuu is a focal point in the history and culture of the Mongol people.

Besides paintings, ornaments and embroideries dating from the fifteenth to the seventeenth centuries, it houses a whole library of rare manuscripts and wood-block printed editions. Here, too, are preserved the works of the seventeenth-century painter and sculptor Zanabazar, great illustrator of the Buddhist canon and one of the first Mongol artists to have attained universal stature. In his day there was an extraordinary flowering of the arts and culture in Mongolia. When its heyday, there were about 62 temples and 1500 monks. But during the Stalinist purge in 1930s the monastery was destroyed. In 1965 it restored and became a museum.

Kharakhorum Museum - Karakorum was the capital of Great Mongolia Empire in thirteenth century. It is located on the right bank of Orkhon river, 400 km south-west of Ulaanbaatar which is the current capital of Mongolia. All around this stronghold, craftsmen’s and traders’ quarters and other houses were gradually built, until, by about 1230, the area had taken on the appearance of a town.

In 1380, Karakorum was destroyed.

• Expert local guide
• All transportation provided
• Knowledgeable driver/guide
• Inclusive lunch and dinner
• Authentic Ger camp experience
• Meals aligned with itinerary (B, L, D)
• Comfortable overnight accommodations

• Personal equipments
• Optional activity cost
• Travel Insurance
• Gratuities

DON’T MISS OUT! The Orkhon waterfall, also known as Ulaan Tsutgalan Waterfall, is a must-see attraction in Central Mongolia that attracts numerous tourists. Standing at a height of approximately 20m (65 feet), this waterfall is nestled in the scenic Orkhon river valley filled with volcanic rocks, a location recognized by UNESCO for its historical significance tied to the Great Mongolian Empire. The locale offers the chance to immerse in local customs, culture, and traditions, and is perfect for activities like fishing, horse riding, bicycle riding, and photography.

The Orkhon Valley continues to uphold its influence as the heart of nomadic culture - a testament to how nomads live in deference to and in balance with nature. The valley epitomizes various vital phases in human evolution, from commerce hubs to capitals. The World Heritage Site extends to a core zone on both flanks of the River Orkhon and a buffer zone spanning over 14,000ha.

• All tours & transfers are all based in English Speaking local guides.

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
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