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VIETNAM HIGHLIGHTS

10 days/9 nights for $699 per person, double occupancy, seat-in-coach tour, starting from the northern capital of Hanoi and ending in bustling Saigon
 

MONGOLIA
TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH

July 9-18, 2026

10 days, 9 nights including the Naadam Festival, the Gobi Desert, and more starting at $2550 per person, double occupancy, land only

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Includes:

  • 3 nights in Ulaanbaatar at a 4 star hotel with breakfast daily

  • 2-day Naadam festival with tickets to the horse-racing competition and opening ceremonies, lunch, and additional sightseeing included

  • Drive to Baga Gazaryn Chuluu

  • 1 night in a local ger camp in Baga Gazaryn Chuluu with full board

  • Tour of Sudutiin Am Cave

  • Drive to Gobi Gurvan Saikhan National Park with lunch & sightseeing

  • 4 nights in local ger camps in the Gobi Desert with full board

  • Tour of Yoliin Am Gorge 

  • Tour of Khongor Sand Dunes with camel ride (optional, at your own risk)

  • Tour of Bayanzag aka the Flaming Cliffs & Khavtsgait Petroglyphs

  • Tour of Umnugobi Province Museum and Tsagaan Suvarga Cliffs hike

  • Drive to Ulaanbaatar with lunch

  • 1 night in Ulaanbaatar at a 4 star hotel, breakfast and lunch 

  • Farewell dinner with traditional folkloric concert

  • English speaking guide throughout

  • Round trip airport transfers throughout

  • Entrance fees as listed in the itinerary

PRICING

$2550 per person, double occupancy

$620 per person, single supplement


 

ITINERARY

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Day One:

Arrive in Ulaan Baatar

Upon arrival, meet with your guide and check in to your hotel.

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Day Two

Horse Racing

Drive to Khui Doloon Hudag field for the horse racing competition, one of Mongolia's most popular sports. You'll be  right at the finish line in order to see all the exciting action. Picnic lunch. In the evening, enjoy a traditional cultural performance (dinner on your own).

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Day Three

Naadam Festival

Head to  the Central Stadium for the colorful opening ceremonies of the Naadam festival. Watch the Mongolian wrestling competition as well as processions of monks, athletes, local dress, historical re-enactments, music, and dancing. Lunch at a local restaurant. On the way back to Ulaanbaatar, visit the giant Genghis Khan statue and the city's Central Square.

Image by Tengis Galamez

Day Four

Baga Gazaryn Chuluu

Depart for Baga Gazaryn Chuluu, a legendary granite mountain located approximately 4-5 hours from Ulaanbataar. Lunch along the way. Check into a ger camp, then head out for a visit to Sudutiin Am, a 20-meter-long cave and the nearby rock formations which are shaped like a ger. Return to the camp for dinner.

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Day Five

The Gobi Desert

Drive to Gobi Gurvan Saikhan National Park (approximately 5-6 hours). Along the way, you'll make many stops for photos and a visit to Dalanzadgad, a charming Gobi town where you'll enjoy lunch. Drive to Yolyn Am Gorge in Zunn Saikhan Mountains. The gorge is home to several endangered species including bearded vultures, ibex, and Argali wild sheep. Explore the gorge on a 1 hour hike, taking in the stunning landscapes. Transfer to the ger camp for dinner and overnight.

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Day Six 

Khongor Sand Dunes

Head to the Khongor sand dunes (4-5 hour drive), which stretch out over the arid Gobi to form some of the longest sand dunes in the country. Along the way, you'll see lone gers and nomad families still living as they have for hundreds of years. Picnic lunch. After visiting the sand dunes, visit a camel farm (camel ride optional, at your own risk). Dinner and overnight in a ger camp.

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Day Seven

Bayanzag & the Khavtsgait Petroglyphs

Drive to visit the Khavtsgait Petroglyphs. Picnic lunch along the way. Take a soft trek through mountain to see these Bronze Age rock paintings. Then continue on to Bayanzag, also known as the Flaming Cliffs. The tour will start at the information center, then continue along the designated trail to see these magnificent, red-tinged natural rock formations. Dinner at the ger camp.

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Day Eight

Tsagaan Suvarga

After breakfast, check out from the ger camp and drive 1.5 hours to the new Umnugobi Province Museum for a visit. Continue on to Tsagaan Suvarga, a beautiful sedimentary formation that holds an ancient seabed full of incredible fossils. Check into the local ger camp and enjoy a hike through the vibrant rock formations, ascending to the Tsagaan Suvarga Cliffs for a breathtaking panoramic view. Dinner at the ger camp.

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Day Nine

Ulaanbaatar

Drive to Ulaanbaatar (6-7 hours) with lunch along the way. The afternoon is free to explore Ulaanbaatar. In the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner with the group.

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Day Ten

Return to Ulaanbaatar

Transfer to the airport for your flight home.

international Airfare available Upon Request


Please Be AWARE That ger accommodations are more basic than hotel accommodations, and MAY have separate bathroom/shower facilities.

 

INCLUSIONS
Accommodations
Full board

Transportation & flights throughout

Local English-speaking guide

Sightseeing and entry tickets as listed in the itinerary

EXCLUSIONS

Personal expenses

Travel insurance

Gratuities for guides, drivers, waitstaff, bellhops, etc.

Services and activities not listed on the itinerary

International Flights

Small Group Vaccination Requirements

Due to the increased potential for the spread of COVID-19 within a small group,
we ask that all travelers who sign up for our small group trips to be
fully vaccinated and boosted
with the most recent booster.
We recommend getting your booster about one month before departure.

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