Gorhi Terelj and 13th Century Complex tour is specially designed for travelers who want to learn about Mongolian culture, nature, history, and modern lifestyles in a short period. It covers the most attractive destinations near Ulaanbaatar. It is about 90 km from Ulaanbaatar to the 13th Century Complex and you will able to observe at least part of the vast steppe of Mongolia
Day 1. Gorkhi Terelj National Park
On the first day of the trip, we will be heading to Gorkhi Terelj National Park, which is located 54km away from Ulaanbaatar. This park is a popular tourist destination that attracts both local and foreign visitors. The park is surrounded by majestic mountains with lush green trees and massive rocks. We will have the opportunity to explore some of the incredible natural creations that Terelj offers, including the impressive Turtle Rock and the beautiful Ariyabal monastery. After a day of exploring, we will spend the night at a comfortable camp nearby.
Day 2. Visiting nomad’s family
The Gorkhi Terelj National Park is a vast area with plenty of things to do and see. On the second day of our trip, we will have the opportunity to engage in various activities such as horse or camel trekking, hiking, swimming, and golfing. We can also go rafting or visit a real nomad family to experience their way of life. During the winter, we can go dog sledding or horse sleighing, which is a unique and exciting experience. We will spend another night at our cozy campsite.
Day 3. Genghis Khan Statue and 13th Century Complex – Ulaanbaatar
After breakfast on the third day, we will head to the Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex. According to historical myths, when Temuujin (Chinggis Khaan) returned home with his brother Khasar and Belgutei after meeting Tooril Khan of the Khereid tribe, he found a whip on the Tsonjin Boldog mound. The complex is a memorial monument constructed since 2008, dedicated to the great leader Chinggis Khaan.
Later in the afternoon, we will visit the 13th Century Complex, where we will learn about the historical conditions of nomadic life during the 13th century. The complex is made up of six camps, including King Palace, Watch Guardian Camp, Horse Relay Station, Artistic Camp, Education Camp, and Shamans Camp. Here, we will learn about the White and Black spirits of the Mongol Empire and get an introduction to Mongolian fine arts, nomadic customs, and shamanic rituals of the 13th-century livelihood. In the evening, we will return to Ulaanbaatar to conclude our trip.
Please note that hotel accommodation is not included in this travel package.
GROUP SIZE | PRICE/PER PERSON |
2-4 PAX | 300$ |
5-8 PAX | 410$ |
Inclusions:
- Hotel
- Restaurant
- 4wd tour vehicle
- Guide
- Driver
- Fuel
- 3 meals a day
- Entrance fees
- Taxes
- Airport pick-up and transfer
- Various travel equipment
Exclusions:
- Alcoholic drinks
- Snacks
- Private activities