Adventure Tours & Trips in Mongolia

Mongolia's diverse landscapes stretch from Ulaanbaatar to Orkhon Valley. Horseback riding at Terelj National Park, camel trekking at Mini Gobi's sand dunes, and hiking around Turtle Rock create varied adventures. Tsenkher's 86-degree hot springs and historic Erdenezuu Monastery complex round out the journey.

The untamed wilderness of Mongolia unfolds as you join Tsaatan reindeer herders in the Darkhad valley. The journey takes you through Siberian taiga forest, to ancient deer stones near Khatgal, and along Khuvsgul Lake's pristine waters. Traditional ger camps serve as your base while witnessing shamanic rituals in one of Mongolia's most remote regions.

Horseback adventures in Hovd province showcase Mongolia's wilderness, with daily rides spanning 10-15km alongside wildlife tracking. The historic Hoid Tsenher cave system beckons, while Bronze Age petroglyphs at Yamaan Us tell ancient tales. Traditional tent camping provides authentic nomadic experiences.

Horseback riding at Khovsgol Lake opens up Mongolia's wilderness, followed by hikes through Yol Valley and climbs up sand dunes at Khongor. Traditional Ger camps like Gobi Erdene serve as base camps, with kayaking and mountain climbing available at Terkh White Lake.

Mongolia's remote wilderness opens up by bike, with camping beneath Chingeltei Mountain and crossing the challenging Tuluugiin Pass. Wild horses roam near Khairkhan Lake, while ancient burial grounds and the Khangai Mountains lead to historic Karakorum and Erdene Zuu Monastery.

Mongolia's wilderness unfolds with horseback rides to Khorgo Volcano's 2100m crater and swimming in Lake Khuvsgul's pristine waters. The Khangai Mountains provide spectacular trekking routes, while Orkhon Valley's ancient monasteries showcase cultural heritage. Authentic nomadic life awaits with ger stays and traditional meals at approx. $230 per day.

Mongolia's untamed landscapes beckon, from the UNESCO-listed Orkhon Valley to the singing sands of Khongoryn Els. Wildlife spotting in Yolyn Am valley and the dramatic Flaming Cliffs of Bayanzag create unforgettable memories.

Orkhon Valley and Naiman Nuur's volcanic terrain provide thrilling horse rides. The path leads to Tovkhon Monastery at 2400m through forest trails and across steppes. Bactrian camel rides at Elsen Tasarkhai dunes complement fast-paced riding near Shirt Nuur lake.

Khogno Khan's diverse landscapes merge taiga and steppes in stunning fashion. Wild Takhi horses roam freely in Hustai National Park, while the 17th-century Uvgun temples and Elsen Tasarkhai dunes offer distinct adventures. All activities rated 'Easy' with perfect guest satisfaction.

Khogno Khan's varied terrain combines taiga and steppe landscapes. Horseback riding at Gurvanbulag's dunes and tracking wild Takhi horses in Hustai National Park highlight the journey. Native wildlife spotting accompanies wilderness hiking, with comfortable 4x4 transport available.