Murun is a small but vibrant city located near the northern edge of Mongolia, close to the Russian border. It serves as a gateway to the remote and pristine landscapes of northern Mongolia. 

 The city has a mix of traditional Mongolian culture and modern infrastructure. You’ll likely spend this day acclimatizing, resting, and preparing for the next of your journey. 

 Ulaan-Uul is a quiet, rural town known for its scenic mountain scenery and traditional nomadic lifestyle. 

 It’s often visited for its proximity to nature and cultural experiences. 

This day may involve light sightseeing or exploring local herder communities, learning about daily life in rural Mongolia, and enjoying panoramic views of the steppe and forests.

Staying with Darkhad Nomadic family 

The Taiga is a vast boreal forest stretching across northern Mongolia, characterized by dense coniferous trees, cold climate, and rich biodiversity.

 This journey takes you deep into the wilderness—likely by 4x4 vehicle or horseback—into one of the least-explored areas of the country.

 You’ll experience untouched nature, possibly spot wildlife like deer or foxes, and enjoy serene forest trails. It's a true immersion into the wild heart of Mongolia

Staying with Reindeer tribe in a Hut

The Taiga is a vast boreal forest stretching across northern Mongolia, characterized by dense coniferous trees, cold climate, and rich biodiversity. This journey takes you deep into the wilderness—likely by 4x4 vehicle or horseback—into one of the least-explored areas of the country. 

 You’ll experience untouched nature, possibly spot wildlife like deer or foxes, and enjoy serene forest trails. It's a true immersion into the wild heart of Mongolia.

In taiga you will spend 1 day with them and experience true rural Mongolian life.

Staying with Reindeer tribe in a Hut

After spending time in the Taiga, you return to a base camp or temporary nomadic family.

 This allows rest and recovery after an adventurous day in the wilderness. The nomadic family might be equipped with basic amenities and offer opportunities for stargazing, or traditional meals.

Ulaan-Uul is a quiet, rural town known for its scenic mountain scenery and traditional nomadic lifestyle. 

It’s often visited for its proximity to nature and cultural experiences. 

This day may involve light sightseeing or exploring local herder communities, learning about daily life in rural Mongolia, and enjoying panoramic views of the steppe and forests.

Staying with Darkhad Nomadic family 

Murun is a small but vibrant city located near the northern edge of Mongolia, close to the Russian border. It serves as a gateway to the remote and pristine landscapes of northern Mongolia. 

The city has a mix of traditional Mongolian culture and modern infrastructure. You’ll likely spend this day acclimatizing, resting, and preparing for the next of your journey. 

Staying in the Guest house

You take a domestic flight from Murun to Ulaanbaatar, the capital and largest city in Mongolia. Ulaanbaatar is a dynamic blend of ancient traditions and modern development. 

Upon arrival, you can rest, explore the city, or transfer to your hotel. 

Rest of the day is free

 Staying in the Guest House

Terelj National Park is a stunning area of rolling hills, pine forests, and dramatic rock formations. It's one of Mongolia’s most popular tourist destinations. 

Highlights include:

Turtle Rock: A famous rock formation resembling a turtle.

Chinggis Khaan Equestrian Statue: A massive 130-foot-tall statue of Genghis Khan on horseback, part of a larger complex dedicated to the great Mongol leader.

This day combines nature, history, and cultural pride.

Staying in the Guest House

You fly from Ulaanbaatar to Ölgii, a mountainous city surrounded by the Altai Mountains and home to the Kazakh ethnic minority. 

Ölgii is known for its strong nomadic traditions, eagle hunting culture, and breathtaking landscapes. This marks the start of your western Mongolian adventure.

Staying in the Hotel

You’ll drive through rugged terrain into the Altai Mountains, passing through small settlements and scenic valleys.

 Khurgan and Khoton are remote areas where you can experience authentic Kazakh culture. These regions are less traveled, offering a sense of isolation and raw beauty. 

Staying with Nomadic Family 

This is one of Mongolia’s most beautiful lakes, known for its crystal-clear waters and surrounding snow-capped peaks. T

he lake is sacred to local people and offers incredible photo opportunities. Activities include hiking, fishing, and simply enjoying the peaceful environment. 

The landscape here is reminiscent of the Swiss Alps but with a distinct Central Asian feel.

This is a highlight of any trip to western Mongolia. You’ll meet Kazakh eagle hunters, a unique tradition passed down for centuries. 

These hunters train golden eagles to hunt prey such as foxes and hares. You’ll witness demonstrations, learn about the bond between hunter and bird, and possibly even participate in a short ride or photo session.

 It’s a powerful symbol of heritage and survival in harsh climates.

Staying with eagle hunter

After your cultural immersion with the eagle hunters, you return to Ölgii. 

This day may involve relaxation, souvenir shopping, visiting local markets, or attending a traditional Kazakh festival if timing aligns.

It’s a good opportunity to reflect on your experiences and prepare for departure.

On a last day of our trip, we will head to the UB city and we will see a small pieces of sand on a way to a city. 

Our tour will end at the Ulaanbaatar city.