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Tour Overview: Imagine! How peaceful and calm the countryside of Mongolia is. There are no hustle bustle city lives, traffic jams and crowded people. But there are only tweets of birds, wind soughs through the trees, noise of stock animals, sound of the river and sometimes sheepdogs bark. All those natural sounds are what you want to feel, aren't you? This tour allows you to practice your yoga and meditation and you discover Mongolian spiritual beliefs, culture, nomadic life-style, sacred worship between Mongolians and mother nature while enjoying in the semi-Gobi desert, Orkhon Valley-World Heritage, ancient capital city Kharkhorin and famous national Parks. 

Namaskar (namaste)

Best of this tour:

  • Yoga with professional teacher

  • Meet true nomad people (opportunity to talk with them, to participate daily life, to herd stock animals, to experience culture and traditions)

  • World Heritage Orkhon Valley

  • Ancient capital city Kharkhorin

  • Tuvkhun Monastery /360 gradus scenery/

  • Unwind beneath a canopy of thousands of brilliant stars

  • Enjoy in the natural beauties 

  • Exploring the semi-Gobi desert

  • Khustai National Park

  • Terelj National Park

  • Visit equestrian statue of Chingis Khaan

  • Private travel chef

Yoga in peaceful Orkhon Valley
10-Days Tour

Itinerary

DAY 1

Arrival to Mongolia/ Ulaanbaatar-city tour

We will pick you up at the airport or train station and private transfer to a hotel in the city center. After checking-in a hotel, you will have some rest /it depends on your flight and it can be changed a little bit/ . For lunch, we will have a Mongolian traditional meal in a local restaurant. City exploring begins with The National Museum of Mongolia- presents the Neolithic era right to the present day. Then, we will head to the Gandan monastery- Buddhist center in Mongolia. One of the last stops is folk art concert- traditional throat singing, folk song, contortion etc.  This is the end of the day after dinner. Dinner will be served at your hotel.

Overnight in the hotel

DAY 2

Elsen Tasarkhai

It is time to head to Elsen Tasarkhai/Semi Gobi Desert- has typical landscapes such as sand dune, Gobi’s trees, granite Khogno Khan mountain which is one of four Khan titled mountains in Mongolia, hidden mountain temples etc. This day allows us to explore the ruins of the monastery, hiking near Khogno Khan mountain and  you can take a walk on the sand. It will be the beginning of discovering of Mongolian’s vast steppe, culture, tradition and nomadic lifestyle. “Hunt two rabbits by one bullet” is Mongolian proverb. Elsen Tasarkhai/Semi Gobi Desert is the best destination to visit if you are not going to the Great Gobi desert.

Overnight in the yurt/Ger of nomad family- B,L and D will be made by Chef (270 km/ 4-5h)

DAY 3

Tuvkhun Monastery

Today is your chance to go hiking to Tuvkhun Monastery. Tuvkhun Monastery is located on a small plateau atop a high mountain with cliffs surrounded by wild forests. It is 3 km from the foot of the mountain to the monastery. In 1648, at the age of 14, the first Bogd Zanabazar or supreme spiritual authority, of the Gelugpa (Yellow Hat) lineage of Tibetan Buddhism in Outer Mongolia became interested in this unique natural setting and built a small temple with stone walls for meditation in 1651, which he called “dubkhan” or building for creation. The word has become obsolete and is now known as Tuvkhun. While sitting at the monastery, Zanabazar created his unique and precious works. We will discover unique natural beauty. As we walk to the top of the mountain, we will be able to see a variety of flowers, plants and birds, and refresh our lungs with fresh air and relieve stress and anxiety. It is amazing to see a 360 degree panoramic view of Mongolian wild grassland from the top of Buren Khaan mountain. 

Overnight in the yurt/Ger of nomad family- B,L and D will be made by Chef (150km/ 3h)

DAY 4,5

Orkhon Valley

Today we will head to the true cradle of Mongolian nomad people. Orkhon Valley, often called the cradle of Mongolian civilization, is a stunning UNESCO World Heritage site featuring fertile grasslands, rolling hills, and the winding Orkhon River. This historic region showcases ancient nomadic culture with archaeological sites like the ruins of Karakorum, the ancient Mongol capital, and numerous monuments reflecting Mongolia’s rich history. We will cross beautiful Orkhon Valley east to west to explore the homeland of true nomads and their way of living. We will stay here for two nights. Imagine, we will sing a song, dance and taste Mongolian traditional meals just near to the river with a campfire in the evening. 

Overnight in the yurt/Ger of nomad family- B,L and D will be made by Chef (50km/ 3-4h)

DAY 6

Kharkhorin

Today we will head to the true cradle of Mongolian nomad people. Orkhon Valley, often called the cradle of Mongolian civilization, is a stunning UNESCO World Heritage site featuring fertile grasslands, rolling hills, and the winding Orkhon River. This historic region showcases ancient nomadic culture with archaeological sites like the ruins of Karakorum, the ancient Mongol capital, and numerous monuments reflecting Mongolia’s rich history. We will cross beautiful Orkhon Valley east to west to explore the homeland of true nomads and their way of living. We will stay here for two nights. Imagine, we will sing a song, dance and taste Mongolian traditional meals just near to the river with a campfire in the evening. 

Overnight in the yurt/Ger of nomad family- B,L and D will be made by Chef (50km/ 3-4h)

DAY 7

Khustai National Park

Khustai National Park is famous for the successful reintroduction of the wild Przewalski’s horse—the only true wild horse species. Covering diverse forest-steppe and mountain terrain, the park is home to over 40 mammal species and 200+ birds, offering excellent wildlife viewing, hiking, and birdwatching. This park is a top destination for nature lovers wanting to experience Mongolia’s unique wildlife and landscapes. We will watch those animals. 

Overnight in the yurt/Ger of nomad family- B,L and D will be made by Chef (300 km/ 4h)

DAY 8

Terelj National Park

Proceed to Terelj National Park with a stop in the center to admire the Turtle Rock- It is 24 meters tall and was formerly known as the Silver Rock also really looks like the turtle. Until 1960, crystal and amethyst were mined in Terelj. Extraction was interrupted due to high tide levels. Then we will visit Arya Bala meditating temple which is located on the side of the mountain. Finally, we will arrive at the tourist camp to host us. That place is surrounded by high granite mountains and the highest point is Mount Avkhaan, 2664 meters above sea level. It is nice to walk around the hills. 

Overnight in the yurt/Ger of nomad family- B,L and D will be made by Chef (170km/ 3h)

DAY 9

 Drive back to Ulaanbaatar

Enjoy some last minutes walking and breathtaking in National Park. It is time to say goodbye to the Mongolian wide countryside. Head back to Ulaanbaatar after breakfast. You can pause and take a photo or just feel the moment when you see picturesque places. Also, today we will visit the equestrian statue of Chingis Khaan and it was built to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the founding of the Great Mongol Empire. It is currently the world's largest equestrian statue. We will arrive at Ulaanbaatar after lunch and if time allows us and if you want, we will visit the cashmere factory store for shopping. It will be the last dinner we have together. A warm hug to celebrate the awesome experience you had! Private transfer to the hotel. The rest of the evening at leisure - walk along the streets and explore the city night, with many shops, bars and cafes.

Overnight in the hotel (105km/ 2h)

DAY 10

Departure

Meet your tour guide and driver in the hotel lobby and private transfer to the airport for your return flight. See you again soon in Mongolia! Bayrlalaa… Bayartai (you will learn these words during your adventure)

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Yoga Tour in a serene landscapes of Mongolia
7-Days Tour

Tour Overview: Embark on a transformative yoga and meditation journey to Mongolia, the revered "Land of the Eternal Blue Sky." This curated expedition offers a profound blend of spiritual wellness and cultural immersion. Deepen your practice in serene, vast landscapes under breathtakingly brilliant night skies. You will have the unique opportunity to discover the spiritual beliefs and timeless traditions of the nomadic lifestyle, exploring the sacred connection between the Mongolian people and the natural world. This tour is an invitation to forge a lasting connection with an ancient culture and the untamed beauty of its homeland.

 

                                                          Namaskar (namaste)

Best of this tour:

  • Yoga with professional teacher

  • Equestrian statue of Chingis Khaan

  • Meet Buryat people (opportunity to talk with them, to participate daily life, to herd stock animals, to experience culture and traditions)

  • Gun Galuut Nature Reserve- endangered species and their habitats

  • Terelj National Park

  • Hidden beauties- travel in not touristic places

  • Unwind beneath a canopy of thousands of brilliant stars

  • Private travel chef

Itinerary

DAY 1

Arrival to Mongolia/ Ulaanbaatar-city tour

We will pick you up at the airport or train station and private transfer to a hotel in the city center. After checking-in a hotel, you will have some rest /it depends on your flight and it can be changed a little bit/ . For lunch, we will have a Mongolian traditional meal in a local restaurant. City exploring begins with The National Museum of Mongolia- presents the Neolithic era right to the present day. Then, we will head to the Gandan monastery- Buddhist center in Mongolia. One of the last stops is folk art concert- traditional throat singing, folk song, contortion etc.  This is the end of the day after dinner. Dinner will be served at your hotel.

Overnight in the hotel

DAY 2,3

Khogshchuul Village

After having breakfast at the hotel we will start our tour to Khogshchuul Village. Along the way, we will stop to see the equestrian statue of Chingis Khaan. The equestrian statue of Chingis Khaan was built to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the founding of the Great Mongol Empire. It is currently the world's largest equestrian statue. We will stop at Baganuur district which is one of the remote districts of Ulaanbaatar city and it was established based on a coal mine. After driving 30 km, we will reach our destination. These two days we will discover this village and wild grassland. Rest of the day at leisure- walk along Kherlen river which is one of the largest rivers in Mongolia, flowing from the Khentii Range to the Pacific Ocean via Dalai Lake. Most of the villagers are Buryats. The way of living, tradition, culture and speaking are different from other ethnic groups. We have a chance to discover and meet them. 

Overnight in the Buryats stylish wooden house- B,L and D will be made by Chef (160km/ 4h)

DAY 4

Gun Galuut Nature Reserve

It is beautiful to wake up with the sound of the river in the morning. We will leave this place after breakfast and head to Gun Galuut Nature Reserve. Gun Galuut Nature Reserve was placed under special state protection in 2003 to protect endangered species and their habitats. When we arrive at today’s destination, the nomad family welcomes us. Wildlife abounds here, this marvelous area allows us to see rare birds, wild mountain sheep and goats and it is beautiful to take a walk on the mountain ranges. Gun Galuut Nature Reserve is not a touristic place so it is an unspoiled land with pristine nature and wildlife. 

Overnight in the yurt/Ger of nomad family- B,L and D will be made by Chef (60km/ 2h)

DAY 5

Terelj National Park

Proceed to Terelj National Park with a stop in the center to admire the Turtle Rock- It is 24 meters tall and was formerly known as the Silver Rock also really looks like the turtle. Until 1960, crystal and amethyst were mined in Terelj. Extraction was interrupted due to high tide levels. Then we will visit Arya Bala meditating temple which is located on the side of the mountain. Finally, we will arrive at the tourist camp to host us. That place is surrounded by high granite mountains and the highest point is Mount Avkhaan, 2664 meters above sea level. It is nice to walk around the hills. 

Overnight in the yurt/Ger of nomad family- B,L and D will be made by Chef (110km/ 3h)

DAY 6

Drive back to Ulaanbaatar

Enjoy some last minute walking and breathtaking in Terelj National Park. It is time to say goodbye to the nomad family. Head back to Ulaanbaatar after breakfast. You can pause and take a photo or just feel the moment when you see picturesque places. Lunch on the way in a local restaurant. We will arrive at Ulaanbaatar after lunch and if time allows us and if you want, we will visit the cashmere factory store for shopping. It will be the last dinner we have together. A warm hug to celebrate the awesome experience you had! Private transfer to the hotel. The rest of the evening at leisure - walk along the streets and explore the city night, with many shops, bars and cafes.

Overnight in the hotel (60km/ 2h)

DAY 7

Departure

Meet your tour guide and driver in the hotel lobby and private transfer to the airport for your return flight. See you again soon in Mongolia! Bayrlaa… Bayartai (you will learn these words during your adventure)

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