The trip to Orkhon Valley and the valley is a land of nomadism and many breeders establish their summer camp there. Visit the Ulan Tsutgalan waterfalls. These 16 meter (52.49 ft) waterfalls are simply magical. They were formed 20,000 years ago, as a result of a unique combination of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

⏳ Duration: 3–5 days (flexible based on request) Route: Orkhon Waterfall → Buureg Valley → Eight Lakes (Naiman Nuur) → Return Highlights: • Ride through breathtaking landscapes including rivers, forested valleys, and volcanic lakes • Explore the remote Eight Lakes area accessible only by foot or horseback • Experience traditional Mongolian nomadic culture and stay in ger camps or tents • Moderate to challenging ride, recommended for those with some horseback experience • Perfect combination of adventure, nature, and culture in central Mongolia A night in a small yurt camp at the gates of the Naiman Nuur National Park.

⏳ Duration: 3–5 days (flexible based on request) Route: Orkhon Waterfall → Buureg Valley → Eight Lakes (Naiman Nuur) → Return Highlights: • Ride through breathtaking landscapes including rivers, forested valleys, and volcanic lakes • Explore the remote Eight Lakes area accessible only by foot or horseback • Experience traditional Mongolian nomadic culture and stay in ger camps or tents • Moderate to challenging ride, recommended for those with some horseback experience • Perfect combination of adventure, nature, and culture in central Mongolia

⏳ Duration: 3–5 days (flexible based on request) Route: Orkhon Waterfall → Buureg Valley → Eight Lakes (Naiman Nuur) → Return Highlights: • Ride through breathtaking landscapes including rivers, forested valleys, and volcanic lakes • Explore the remote Eight Lakes area accessible only by foot or horseback • Experience traditional Mongolian nomadic culture and stay in ger camps or tents • Moderate to challenging ride, recommended for those with some horseback experience • Perfect combination of adventure, nature, and culture in central Mongolia

Arrival at Tsenkher hot springs, where you can lounge in the hot springs of the camp.

Journey to Kharkhorin, the former capital of Mongolia. The legendary city of Genghis Khan was founded in 1220 and was one of the stages of the silk road. The Mongolian Empire was governed from this city, until Kubilai Khan set up the capital in Beijing. Today, there are only a few vestiges left of the former capital.Visit of Erdene Zuu Monastery, built in 1586 by a nomad prince. The Chinese and Tibetan-inspired buildings are surrounded with 108 sacred stupas. Visit of the Museum of Kharkhorin.

Gorkhi - Terelj National Park located 55 kilometers east of Ulan Bator, in the strictly protected area of Khentii. Many rock formations sculpted by erosion will delight climbers. Near the park entrance, we can see many rock formations, particularly the turtle rock, "melkhi khad", a striking 24-meter (78.74 ft) tall rock formation reminiscent of a turtle. Aryaval Monastery It is located within the Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, about 10 kilometers (6.21 miles) from the entrance. From the turtle rock, we will make a nice walk

Back to Ulan-Bator. Arrival to the city and accommodation at your hotel. The rest of the day free. With our guide, you can go shopping in the center of the city.