Explore the palaces and monasteries of Ulaanbaatar, See monks conduct their daily ceremonies, Experience nomadic Mongolian life with a homestay, Stay overnight in traditional gers, Hike to a volcanic peak, Soak up the beauty of Khovsgol Lake, Sooth sore muscles in relaxing hot springs in Tsenkher, See Genghis Khan's Karakorum capital
This adventure runs for 15 days and starts and ends at Ulaanbaatar. It costs GBP £1485 and you need to budget seperately for USD$30 for meals not included. The trips transport involves Russian van, camel and walking. The accommodation is 2 nights hotel, 10 nights ger camps and 2 nights homestays. The min number is 4 per departure date and 12 max. If you have any questions just email team@madventurer.com or call us on 01434 633137, 0845 121 1996 or request a call back to save some money on your phone bill.

Locals in traditional dress mingling with workers in business suits, Soviet architecture and a wealth of museums, palaces and monasteries: welcome to Mongolia!
Drive through open grasslands to a remote Manchu-style monastery dedicated to the great Buddhist and sculptor, Zanabazar. Spend the night in a ger camp.
Relax in the stunning surroundings of the Selenge River. Nature lovers can hike to the volcanic crater at Uran Uul (Pot Mountain). Experience local hospitality during a homestay with a Mongolian family. Learn to make traditional delicacies and get an insight into everyday nomadic life.
Surrounded by rolling grasslands, fir forests and wildflower meadows, Lake Khovsgol is one of Mongolia's most picturesque destinations. Take an optional horse trek, visit reindeer herders or take a boat trip on the lake.
Set in picturesque mountains, the Great White Lake is a beautiful place to walk or just sit and watch the native birds. Gaze over the surreal landscape atop volcanic peaks and end the day with a Mongolian barbecue.
Visit a museum featuring traditional Mongolian costumes, weaponry and art. Enjoy the remote, untouched beauty of the region and soak in the Tsenkher hot springs.
Explore the remains of Karakorum, the capital city built by Genghis Khan in the 13th century. Visit the impressive Erdene Zuu Khiid, birthplace of Mongolian Buddhism. Head into a shifting landscape of sand dunes on a camel ride through the desert in Khogno Khan.
Return to the capital via roadside shrines and ger communities. A cultural performance is the perfect way to conclude this Mongolian adventure.