Horseback Tour Mongolia

Horseback Tour Mongolia 8 days/ 7 nights

DAY 1 Elsen Tasarkhai

We will meet you at 8:30 am. Then our tour will head to the Semi Gobi Elsen Tasarkhai. Elsen Tasarkhai is a stunning semi-desert region located in central Mongolia. The area is often referred to as the “Mini Gobi” due to its resemblance to the larger Gobi Desert. Camel riding 1h.

Distance: 285km ( 5h drive on paved road )
Standard Ger Camp (Lunch/ Dinner)

DAY 2 Orkhon Valley

Today’s our destination is the Orkhon Valley. Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Orkhon Valley, with its lush grassy plains, winding river, and the stunning Khangai Mountains in the background, while going for hikes and horseback rides to fully experience this breathtaking landscape.

Distance: 185km ( 4-5h drive on paved/ dirt road)
Standard Ger Camp (Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner)

DAY 3 Start the Horse Trip to the 8 lakes.

Exploring the Eight Lakes in Mongolia is a chance to enjoy beautiful scenery and learn about the area’s history and culture. It’s a great destination for travelers who love adventure and nature. These lakes were created by volcanic activity long ago in the late Neogene period.

Distance: ( approx 25 km, 4-5 hours ride)
Ger Guesthouse (Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner)

DAY 4 Continue Horse Trek to 8 Lakes

Continue on an exciting Horseback Tour Mongolia to the north through the Eight Lakes. During this adventure, you can expect breathtaking landscapes, cultural immersion, and unforgettable memories in the heart of the Khangai Mountains. Enjoy the panoramic view of the lakes.

Distance: ( approx 25 km, 4-5 hours ride)
Ger Guesthouse (Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner)

DAY 5 Horse trek to Buurug valley

Today, we will leave the lovely lakes behind and head toward the Orkhon Valley. Cherish every moment as you Horseback Tour through this incredible location. Learn about the diverse flora and fauna of the area, and visit local nomadic families to experience their way of life.

Distance: ( approx 25 km, 4-5 hours ride)
Ger Guesthouse (Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner)

DAY 6 Horse Trek to Orkhon waterfall

Continue the horseback tour to Orkhon Waterfall. The landscape changes into a flat and wide valley. Enjoy the waterfall near the Orkhon River and hike alongside the deep canyon. This will be the final day of Horseback riding. Relax at a tourist camp and reflect on the horse trek adventure.

Distance: ( approx 25 km, 4-5 hours ride)
Standard Ger Camp (Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner)

DAY 7 Kharkhorum

Kharkhorum was the capital of the Mongol Empire from 1235 to 1263. Today, Kharkhorum is a small village and one of Mongolia’s major tourist destinations. Explore the Erdene Zuu Monastery, built in 1585 on the ruins of the ancient city; it is one of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in Mongolia.

Distance: 125km ( 4h drive on dirt/ paved road )
Standard Ger Camp (Breakfast/Lunch/ Dinner)

DAY 8 Ulaanbaatar

After breakfast, we’ll head from Kharkhorum to Ulaanbaatar and drop you off at your booked hotel or guesthouse. Enjoy the Horseback Tour Mongolia with us!

Distance: 365km ( 6h drive on paved road )
Breakfast/ Lunch

2 person-$1550 per person

3 person-$1280 per person

4 person-$1200 per person

Included

*Breakfast- 7, Lunch- 8, Dinner-7
*Ger camp 4 nights, Ger Guesthouse 3 nights.
*English speaking tour guide
*Driver+ fuel+4WD vehicle / Minivan
*Camel riding 1h
* Horse riding
* Local horse guide
*Entrance fees for the parks and museums indicated in the program
*Daily drinking water (1.5 liter per person per day)

Not Included

-International Airfare and Mongolia visa fee
-Personal items
-Alcoholic drinks and snacks
-Travel insurance
-Accommodation in UB
-Gratuities for guides and drivers

About Horseback Tour Mongolia

Riding horses in Mongolia is a great way to explore its vast landscapes and experience its unique culture. Mongolia is famous for its horses and nomadic traditions. Horses have been essential to Mongolian nomads for a long time.

A horseback tour in Mongolia often includes staying with local nomadic families in traditional gers (yurts). This offers an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture, learn about nomadic traditions, and savor traditional Mongolian food.

Highlights of Horseback Tour Mongolia

Elsen Tasarkhai Sand Dunes: Experience the unique contrast of sand dunes and lush greenery. Enjoy camel riding.

Orkhon Valley: Discover the picturesque Orkhon River Valley, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy horseback riding.

Stunning Landscapes: Riding on horseback allows you to fully immerse yourself in these natural wonders. You will reach places where few tourists venture, offering a more authentic and off-the-beaten-path experience.

Nomadic Culture: Mongolia is known for its rich nomadic culture. Meeting and staying with nomadic families in traditional gers (yurts) gives you a firsthand look at their way of life, their warm hospitality, and their unique traditions.

Adventure and Freedom: Riding horses in Mongolia gives you a sense of freedom and adventure as you navigate the vast open spaces, forging your own path and discovering new horizons.

Kharkhorum (Karakorum): Explore Erdene Zuu Monastery, Mongolia’s oldest Buddhist monastery. Visit the Kharkhorum Museum to learn about the region’s history.

Best Time for Horseback Tour

The best time for a horseback tour in Mongolia is summer (June to August) because it offers great weather and vibrant landscapes. But if you like milder temperatures and fewer crowds, spring and autumn are also good choices.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How To Book This Tour

If you would like to book Horseback Tour Mongolia, please send us your request.

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What is Standard Ger Camp ?

Standard Ger Camps are an alternative type of hotel***. They serve customers with gers instead of hotel rooms and are always located near the main attractions. The standard ger doesn’t have a private bathroom but usually accommodates 2 to 4 single beds. Additionally, it features a traditional stove, a simple table, and occasionally cupboards and washstands. Modern toilet and hot shower facilities are in a separate building. Also, in a separate building, you will find a restaurant or dining room. Sometimes, there might be a bar or recreation room as well.
Some of the ger camps offer Ensuite Gers. Ensuite Ger which has a private bathroom attached to the Ger. If you’re interested in staying overnight in an Ensuite Ger, please let us know, and we will be delighted to arrange it for you for an additional fee.

What is Ger Guesthouse ?

Some nomadic families who live within national parks or sightseeing areas, run their own small business that rents ger accommodation for backpackers. It gives you a chance to get closely acquainted with the way of life and Nomadic way of lifestyle. During our budget tours, you will stay in Mongolian traditional accommodation Ger Guesthouse. Ger Guesthouse has 4 -6 beds. And occupancy is based on multi-share but with only your group members and not with other tours. Most nomadic families do not have formal toilets in their summer places. So the most you can expect to find is a designated toilet trench that may be screened on three sides. No showering facilities will be available in some of the local ger guesthouses.

Packing List

Clothing:
Warm layers: Mongolia’s weather can vary greatly, so pack both lightweight and warm clothing, including sweaters, thermals, and a good jacket.
Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots for outdoor activities.
Rainproof jacket or poncho.
Hat, gloves, and scarf for colder weather.
Swimwear if you plan to visit hot springs.
Health and Safety:
Personal medications and a basic first aid kit.
Insect repellent and sunscreen.
Prescription medications with their prescriptions. read more

Horseback Tour Mongolia

DAY 1 Elsen Tasarkhai

We will meet you at 8:30 am. Then our tour will head to the Semi Gobi Elsen Tasarkhai. Elsen Tasarkhai is a stunning semi-desert region located in central Mongolia. The area is often referred to as the “Mini Gobi” due to its resemblance to the larger Gobi Desert. Camel riding 1h.

DAY 2 Orkhon Valley

Today’s our destination is the Orkhon Valley. Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Orkhon Valley, with its lush grassy plains, winding river, and the stunning Khangai Mountains in the background, while going for hikes and horseback rides to fully experience this breathtaking landscape.

DAY 3 Start the Horse Trip to the 8 lakes.

Exploring the Eight Lakes in Mongolia is a chance to enjoy beautiful scenery and learn about the area’s history and culture. It’s a great destination for travelers who love adventure and nature. These lakes were created by volcanic activity long ago in the late Neogene period.

DAY 4 Continue Horse Trek to 8 Lakes

Continue on an exciting Horseback Tour Mongolia to the north through the Eight Lakes. During this adventure, you can expect breathtaking landscapes, cultural immersion, and unforgettable memories in the heart of the Khangai Mountains. Enjoy the panoramic view of the lakes.

DAY 5 Horse trek to Buurug valley

Today, we will leave the lovely lakes behind and head toward the Orkhon Valley. Cherish every moment as you Horseback Tour through this incredible location. Learn about the diverse flora and fauna of the area, and visit local nomadic families to experience their way of life.

DAY 6 Horse Trek to Orkhon waterfall

Continue the horseback tour to Orkhon Waterfall. The landscape changes into a flat and wide valley. Enjoy the waterfall near the Orkhon River and hike alongside the deep canyon. This will be the final day of Horseback riding. Relax at a tourist camp and reflect on the horse trek adventure.

DAY 7 Kharkhorum

Kharkhorum was the capital of the Mongol Empire from 1235 to 1263. Today, Kharkhorum is a small village and one of Mongolia’s major tourist destinations. Explore the Erdene Zuu Monastery, built in 1585 on the ruins of the ancient city; it is one of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in Mongolia.

DAY 8 Ulaanbaatar

After breakfast, we’ll head from Kharkhorum to Ulaanbaatar and drop you off at your booked hotel or guesthouse. Enjoy the Horseback Tour Mongolia with us!

Included

Not Included

About Horseback Tour Mongolia

Riding horses in Mongolia is a great way to explore its vast landscapes and experience its unique culture. Mongolia is famous for its horses and nomadic traditions. Horses have been essential to Mongolian nomads for a long time.

A horseback tour in Mongolia often includes staying with local nomadic families in traditional gers (yurts). This offers an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture, learn about nomadic traditions, and savor traditional Mongolian food.

Highlights of Horseback Tour Mongolia

Elsen Tasarkhai Sand Dunes: Experience the unique contrast of sand dunes and lush greenery. Enjoy camel riding.

Orkhon Valley: Discover the picturesque Orkhon River Valley, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy horseback riding.

Stunning Landscapes: Riding on horseback allows you to fully immerse yourself in these natural wonders. You will reach places where few tourists venture, offering a more authentic and off-the-beaten-path experience.

Nomadic Culture: Mongolia is known for its rich nomadic culture. Meeting and staying with nomadic families in traditional gers (yurts) gives you a firsthand look at their way of life, their warm hospitality, and their unique traditions.

Adventure and Freedom: Riding horses in Mongolia gives you a sense of freedom and adventure as you navigate the vast open spaces, forging your own path and discovering new horizons.

Kharkhorum (Karakorum): Explore Erdene Zuu Monastery, Mongolia’s oldest Buddhist monastery. Visit the Kharkhorum Museum to learn about the region’s history.

Best Time for Horseback Tour

The best time for a horseback tour in Mongolia is summer (June to August) because it offers great weather and vibrant landscapes. But if you like milder temperatures and fewer crowds, spring and autumn are also good choices.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How To Book This Tour

If you would like to book Horseback Tour Mongolia, please send us your request.

What is Standard Ger Camp ?

What is Ger Guesthouse ?

Packing List

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