On this day motorcycle tour commenced at Elsen Tasarkhai, an iconic area renowned for its expansive sand dunes near the Khongoryn Els region of Mongolia. 

 To ensure comfort and efficiency, the group will be transported to the starting point of the ride by bus, allowing participants to conserve energy ahead of the off-road experience. 

 The terrain offers a unique combination of soft sandy tracks and rolling dunes, presenting both a challenge and an exhilarating ride for all skill levels. During the journey, a scheduled lunch break will be held at a designated spot on the map we share, providing an opportunity to rest, refuel, and appreciate the surrounding landscape. 

 Riders will be briefed thoroughly on safety protocols and motorcycle handling before setting off. The day’s itinerary balances adventure with cultural immersion, as the quiet vastness of the desert and the whispers of Mongolia’s nomadic heritage create a truly memorable introduction to the tour.

Distance: 280km /Paved Road/

About the Camp

• It’s a tourist ger camp located near the Elsen Tasarkhai sand dunes — also known as Bayan Gobi or the “Mini‑Gobi,” a striking stretch of dunes, steppe and hills in Övörkhangai Province (~270 km from Ulaanbaatar).

• Established in the early 1990s, it’s one of the classic stops in central Mongolia for travelers en route to Karakorum and Erdene Zuu.

Accommodation & Facilities

• Roughly 40 gers with capacity for around 120 guests — traditional Mongolian felt tents with beds.

• Restaurant serving local food, hot showers, washing facilities and 24‑hour electricity.

• 3G mobile internet and GSM/CDMA network coverage.

Activities Nearby

• Camel riding and horse riding on the dunes.

• Sand sledding, exploring the dunes, and meeting local nomads.

• Walks through contrasting landscapes: sand, steppe, hills and river‑lined grasslands.

Season & Travel Tips

• The camp is seasonal (typically May–October) when weather and road access are best.

• Even in summer, nights can be cool, so warm clothing for evenings is wise.

 On this day of the tour centers on the Orkhon Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and profound historical importance. After breakfast, the group will depart from Elsen Tasarkhai and journey toward the valley, where riders will traverse diverse terrain featuring rolling hills, riverbanks, and verdant meadows.

 The Orkhon Valley is often referred to as the cradle of Mongolian civilization, with numerous archaeological sites and ancient monuments dotting the landscape.

 The day will include opportunities to explore these cultural landmarks alongside the riding experience. Lunch will be arranged at a scenic spot within the valley, offering a chance to rest and appreciate the environment. Throughout the day, expert guides will share insights into the valley’s history, ecology, and its significance to Mongolian heritage. This day blends adventure with education, providing a deeper connection to the land and its storied past.

Distance:  125km / Paved Road/ 35 /Off-Road/

What it is

A traditional tourist ger (yurt) camp where travelers can stay in round felt tents and experience Mongolian steppe life while exploring the Orkhon Valley landscape. It’s positioned near the Orkhon River and the surrounding natural and historic sites.

it’s one among several small camps and bases catering to travelers in the valley area.

Typical features at similar camps in the valley

Ger accommodation: Simple Mongolian gers with basic facilities.

Dining: On-site restaurant serving local and international food (dependent on the specific camp’s services).

Activities: Easy access to Orkhon waterfall, horse riding, hiking and cultural encounters with nomadic life (activities at individual camps vary).

Location advantages: The valley is UNESCO-protected for its cultural landscape, nomadic heritage, and historical significance.

On this day of the journey, the focus shifts to Tsenkher Hot Spring, one of Mongolia’s most renowned natural wellness sites, set amid forested hills and open steppe. Known for its mineral-rich, naturally heated waters, Tsenkher offers a restorative pause in the adventure.

After departing the Orkhon Valley, the group will enjoy a scenic ride through rolling grasslands and volcanic terrain, gradually approaching the hot spring area. Upon arrival, participants will have ample time to soak in the outdoor pools, relax tired muscles, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere shaped by steam, silence, and wide skies.

The schedule allows for leisure and light exploration of the surrounding landscape, with opportunities for short walks and photography. Meals will be served at a nearby ger camp or local lodge, featuring hearty traditional Mongolian cuisine. This day is designed for recovery and reflection, balancing the physical demands of the journey with comfort, calm, and natural therapy—leaving riders refreshed and ready for the road ahead.

Distance:  125km /Off-Road/

A hot‑spring resort and tourist camp set in the scenic Tsenkher Valley, famous for its natural mineral hot springs — some of the hottest in Mongolia (~86 °C).

Accommodation & Facilities

Traditional gers (yurts) and modern cabins/rooms with varying comfort levels.

Hot spring bathing pools (indoor and outdoor).

Cold‑water pool for contrast bathing.

Restaurant serving local and international dishes, coffee shop, and bar.

Massage, spa services, and wellness options.

Activities such as horse riding, billiards, tennis, and other light leisure options.

Starlink internet available at common areas.

On this day of the motorcycle tour begins in Kharkhorin, the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire and a city rich in historical and cultural significance.

 Riders will have the opportunity to explore key landmarks such as the Erdene Zuu Monastery, a prominent symbol of Mongolia’s Buddhist heritage. The terrain around Kharkhorin offers a mix of paved and off-road paths, providing a balanced introduction to riding in Mongolia’s diverse landscape.

 Lunch will be provided at a local venue, offering a taste of authentic Mongolian cuisine. This first day combines cultural immersion with practical preparation, setting the foundation for the journey ahead.

Distance:  Distance:  135km / Paved Road/ 30 /Off-Road/

Secret of the Silk Road Camp is a themed tourist ger camp and resort in Kharkhorin, Övörkhangai Province, Mongolia. It’s designed to reflect the 13th-century Tumen Amgalant Palace of Ögedei Khan, echoing Mongol Empire history.

What it offers

• Traditional ger (yurt) and some hotel-style accommodation, many with en-suite facilities.

• A large restaurant serving Mongolian and international dishes.

• Cultural experiences such as traditional music, dance, archery, wrestling, and costume photo ops.

• Extras like sauna, coffee shop, handicraft shop, bike rental, and Wi-Fi.

On this day of the tour, the focus turns to Ögii Lake, a serene freshwater lake located on the edge of the Orkhon Valley, known for its wide horizons, calm waters, and rich birdlife.

After departing the previous location, the group will enjoy a scenic ride toward the lake, passing through open steppe and gentle rolling terrain that typify central Mongolia’s landscapes. Upon arrival, participants will have time to relax by the lakeshore, take in the expansive views, and observe local wildlife, particularly migratory and resident water birds such as swans, geese, and cranes.

The schedule allows for unhurried exploration, lakeside walks, and moments of quiet reflection, with the option to enjoy the changing light over the water. Meals will be provided at a nearby ger camp or local lodge, featuring traditional Mongolian cuisine. This day offers a peaceful interlude in the journey, balancing travel and rest while highlighting one of Mongolia’s most tranquil natural settings.

Distance:  100km / Paved Road/

Location & Setting

It’s a resort/ger camp set right on the shore of Ugii Lake (Ugii‑nuur) in central Mongolia, known for its peaceful lakeside scenery and bird‑watching opportunities.

Accommodation

Offers a mix of traditional Mongolian gers (yurts) and more comfortable ger‑style or cabin rooms (like “Tsomtsog Ger” and Luxury Houses).

Electricity is available, with hot showers, bathrooms and basic washing facilities.

Facilities & Services

Restaurant/coffee shop on site for meals.

Parking and 24‑hour electricity.

Mobile network coverage (varies by carrier) and some 3G internet.

Activities Nearby

Walks and exploration along the lake.

Hiking, sightseeing, and wildlife watching around the lake and wetlands.

On this day of the tour, the focus shifts to Khustai National Park, a protected area celebrated for the successful reintroduction of the endangered Przewalski’s horse (takhi) and its pristine steppe ecosystem.

After departing the previous location, the group will enjoy a scenic ride toward Khustai, traveling through open steppe and rolling hills that exemplify Mongolia’s classic landscapes. Upon arrival, participants will explore the national park and have the opportunity to observe takhi roaming freely in their natural habitat, along with other wildlife such as red deer, marmots, and a variety of steppe bird species.

The schedule allows time for gentle exploration and wildlife viewing, encouraging an appreciation of the park’s biodiversity and tranquil atmosphere. Meals will be arranged at a nearby ger camp or local lodge, featuring traditional Mongolian cuisine. This day offers a rewarding blend of adventure and nature discovery, deepening the experience of Mongolia’s unique wildlife and conservation efforts.

Distance:  160km / Paved Road/ 20 /Off-Road/

Overview

This camp sits close to the Moltsog sand dunes and provides a convenient base for exploring Khustai National Park, the protected area famous for its Przewalski’s wild horses (takhi) and wide‑open steppe.

Accommodation & Facilities

Traditional Mongolian gers (about 29 standard gers).

Deluxe gers with private bathroom (a few units).

Restaurant serving meals.

24‑hour electricity, western‑style hot showers and washrooms.

3G mobile internet and decent cellular coverage.

Activities & Experiences

Wildlife viewing in Khustai National Park (especially early morning/evening for takhi).

Mongolian cultural games, archery, and other camp activities (may vary by season).

Walking around sand dunes and steppe landscapes near the camp.

On the last day of our tour combines a visit to the iconic Great Genghis Khan Statue Complex. The day begins with a ride to the impressive 40-meter-tall statue, a modern monument celebrating Mongolia’s most legendary historical figure. Riders will have time to explore the complex, including the museum and visitor center, gaining insight into Genghis Khan’s enduring legacy. 

 Following this cultural experience, the group will depart Terelj National Park and journey back to Ulaanbaatar, marking the conclusion of the motorcycle tour. The return trip offers riders a chance to reflect on the week’s adventures while traversing scenic routes back to the capital.

 Upon arrival in Ulaanbaatar, the tour officially ends, with opportunities for participants to celebrate their accomplishments and plan future explorations. 

Distance:  220km / Paved Road/