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| Overland Journeys through
Mongolia |
Mongolia is a huge country of endless rolling steppe, high
mountains and empty desserts. The best way to experience a
variety of Mongolian landscape is to join an overland jeep
expedition taking in many of the highlights of Mongolia. |
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The Jewels of
Mongolia
A 13 day overland expeditions through
Central and Northern Mongolia
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The Mysteries
of the Gobi
An 11 day
overland expedition to the highlights of Southern
Mongolia - with Camel trekking! |
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The Jewels of Mongolia
13 days from 3225 US $
A sample of the best Mongolia has to offer in one trip, this 13
day tour will take you through the northern edge of the Gobi
Desert, the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire at Karakorum,
hot springs, volcanoes, rivers and lakes. Along the way you will
have the chance to meet different ethnic groups and learn about
ancient traditions and about the lifestyle of the nomads roaming
the vast Mongol steppes.
Click here to see a detailed itinerary.
The Mysteries
of the Gobi
11 days, from 2610 US $
Hundreds of years ago the desert was part of the main trade
route between East and West, with camel caravans crossing the
vast steppes loaded with perfumes, spices, and other goods. This
trip takes in all the highlights of southern Mongolia: Baga
Gazarin Chuluu, Bayan Zag (The Flaming Cliffs) famed for its’
red sandstone cliffs, Yolin Am ("The Vulture’s Mouth" ice
canyon), Khongorin Els (The Singing Sands) , the forgotten
monastery of Ongiin Khiid, Mongolia's biggest, waterfall The Red
Waterfall, the hidden mountain top monastery of Tuvkhon Khiid
and Kharkhorin, the old capital of the Mongolian empire.
Transport will be by 4X4 vehicles as well
the distinctive two-humped Bactrian camel, accommodation will be
in comfortable ger camps.
Click here to see a detailed itinerary.
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