Day 1st Ulaanbaatar
Ulaanbaatar is the capital of Mongolia and 45% population.It’s in the Tuul River valley, surrounding by 4 sacred mountain. Originally a nomadic Buddhist center, it became a permanent site in the 18th century. Soviet control in the 20th century led to a religious purge. Soviet-era buildings, museums within surviving monasteries, and a vibrant conjunction of traditional and 21st-century lifestyles typify the modern city.You will visit Gandan monastery, Zaisan Hill, Chinggis Squire and museums . (Lunch–hotel which is your own chose)

Baldan Bereeven was established in 1654 and grew to be the second biggest Buddhist monastery in Mongolia in 1776 and home of more 5000 monks. The monastery and temple complex were destroyed by the political purges in 1937 and for over 60 years, it was forbidden to visit and almost forgotten. Now it has been mostly restored and about 10 monks chanting and practicing Buddhism there. (B/L/D – tent camp)

Dadal is located in the south of the huge Onon-Balj National Park. People has known this town which is Chinggis Khaan’s birth place. One of ethnic group which is Buriat population lives in Dadal. (B/L/D – stay tourist camp)

Khentii Aimag is named for the Khentii Mountains that dominate the north west of this province – they form one of the three main mountain ranges of Mongolia. Khan Khentii Strictly Protected Area is contiguous with Gorkhi-Terelj National Park and is an area of great natural beauty lying between the Daurian steppes and the Siberian taiga. Altitudinal variation at the site is significant, leading to the development of different habitats, including boreal forest (taiga), foreststeppe, steppe and tundra (on mountain peaks). The area is rich in rivers and streams, including tributaries of the Onon, Kherlen and Tuul Rivers. Many riparian forests are distributed along rivers, while deciduous and coniferous forests occupy large areas at high elevations.(B/L/D- stay provincial hotel)

Khar Zurkhnii Khukh Nuur translated as “Blue Lake of Black Heart”. The Khar Zurh is the sharp topped mountain on the north side of the lake. This lake is a very important place in Mongolian history, especially of Chinggis Khan and strictly protected. Here Temuujin (Chinggis Khaans’s childhood name) was given the title, “Chinggis Khaan” in 1206. The surrounding area of Khukh Nuur is quiet, peaceful and wonderful for hiking and relaxation. (B/L/D – tent camp)

Ugluch Wall (Uglugchiin kherem) is located in south west of Batshireet soum and 8-10 km from Bayan River and Uglugch River. It lies in a valley of Daichin Mountain and was built with skillfully piled stones without any clays and mud. It is about 3 kilometers long and the height of the wall was 2.5 – 4.5 meters. When a Soviet archeologist S.Kondratiev measured in 1926, but its highest point is 3.1 meters and 2, 5 meters wide now. A tall rock inside the wall is called as “Horse handle of Chinggis Khaan” by local people.

It is said in the “ The Secret history of the Mongols “, Chinggis Khaan was born in a place called Deluun Boldog that is located in Dadal Sum. Deluun Boldog is considered the birthplace of Chinggis Khaan . In 1962, Khentii province officials created a monument to the memory of Chinggis Khaan for his 800 th birthday anniversary . Khajuu Bulag, the spring where Chinggis was washed after he was born, is not far from the monument where you can drink from the same spring he did.

Goin back to Ulaanbaatar and on the way visiting “Chonjin Boldog” which is Great Khaan’s complex.
We’ll transfer you to your accommodation in UB and the rest of the day will be yours to create your own experience. you to explore the urban side of Mongolian life in downtown Ulaan Baatar. (B/L- hotel which is your own chose)