Highlights of the east to Ulaanbaatar city- beautiful natural reserves and national parks.

1. Terelj national Parks…
2. Gun galuut national reserve. Here we can see many kinds of birds on the Gun Galuut lake
3. Manzushir Monastery.

Day 1 Ulaanbaatar

Arrival in UB, the capital city of Mongolia-You will be welcomed and picked up by our Guide and driver at the Airport Chingis Khaan and transferred to hotels booked. After lunch in the hotel, half day sightseeing in the city will take place. A small tour to Sukhbaatar square, named after Mongolian National Hero, leader of People’s Revolution 1921. The Mongolian National History Museum will be included in the program, where you can see artifacts found in Central Asia from Stone Age to the present., and to Zaisan Tolgoi Hill, a War memorial- prominent landmark looking over the city UB from Southwest. Dinner and Overnight in the hotel. (L+D)

Day 2 Terelj National Park

Terelj National park is our last sight of travel. That place is recognized as a part of the huge Khan Khentii reserve and was established as a Strictly Protected Area in 1992. The park’s most spectacular features are its huge granite blocks and cliffs as well as meadows rich in wild flowers. Terelj offers fascinating rock formations against a background of pine covered mountains. The average elevation is about 1600 m., with peaks reaching 2900 m. The park is rich in flora and fauna and reminds of beautiful Alpine valleys. The distance from Ulaanbaatar is nearly 50 km. Its green meadows carpeted with Edelweiss and a dazzling variety of other wild flowers attract nature lovers. Typical round rock masses determine the look of the overwhelming nature. It is a wonderful hiking and horse riding area. You can visit a nomad’s family or just let yourself be absorbed in the silence of nature. (B+L+D)

Day 3 Tsonjin Boldog

The statue is built on Tsonjin Boldog hill, 53-km (33-miles) from Ulaanbaatar. The hill is located next to Chinggis Hairkhan, one of Mongolia’s sacred mountains. The site of the monument has special significance in the history of Mongolia. In 1177, Temuujin (Chinggis Khaan’s given name), was on his way back home after meeting Tooril, the ruler of the Hereid region. As Temuujin rode home he came across a horse whip lying on a hill. According to Mongolian customs, the horse whip is a symbol of great luck, especially at the beginning of a venture. Having just forged a partnership with Tooril, Temuujin saw the discovery as an auspicious symbol of the future success of his efforts to reunite the Mongol tribes.Temuujin named the hill Tsonjin Boldog, recognizing it as a place where one could literally see their future(B+L+D)

Day 4 Gun Galuut

Today we will drive to one of the most popular eco tour destinations of Mongolia. The Reserve is truly the marvelous combination of high mountains, colorful flowers, pretty lakes, rivers and wetlands with its famous rare species. It is a home to endangered wild Mountain sheep-Argali the Big Horns, White-napped crane, Siberian White Crane, Hooded Crane and the rare Black stork, Asian heron, Whooper swan, Swan Goose and so on. Over 130 Argali sheep inhabit peacefully in Gun-Galuut now. Tourists visiting the Nature Reserve have the opportunities to do birdwatching and take photos of the Endangered species, dorafting and fishing in the lakes and rives, camping in a beautiful and peaceful nature, visiting nomadic family, riding horse, yak and camel and introducing with traditional nomadic lifestyle and culture. (B+L+D)

Day 5 Manzushir monastery

Early after breakfast we will drive to a monastery built in 1733 lying on the southern end of the Bogd Khaan National Park. At one time the monastery had 70 temples and more than 1,000 lamas. Unfortunately, the Manzushir monastery was destroyed in 1932 by the Communists. Nowadays, only remaining temple has been restored to its former glory. A visitor to the area can enjoy the beautiful landscape, visit the museum displaying some original photos and artifacts of the temples and displays of the flora and fauna of the surrounding area, touch the copper bowl that once fed 1,000 lamas, and take a hike to visit the paintings of Taras and deities on the rocks overlooking the valley. (B+L+D)

Day 6 Ulaanbaatar

Back to the city. We can go shopping and see Concert- Tumen Ekh, traditional Folksong and music group of long year experience. In the afternoon we will have farewell dinner. (B+L+D)

Day 7 Departure

You will be transferred back to Airport; Departure back home. (B)