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Blue Tour

DAY:1 ARRIVE IN ULAANBAATARWelcome to&nbsp;Mongolia! Arrive in&nbsp;Ulaanbaatar, the capital city. You will be met by an English-speaking guide who will accompany you to your hotel in the city center. The rest of the day is yours to relax or explore. You'll go on a guided city tour at the end of the itinerary, but in the meantime, you could head out to see a few sights this afternoon if you're up to it. Consider stopping into the&nbsp;National Museum of Mongolia&nbsp;for an overview of the country's history and culture, or wander around the colorful temples in the&nbsp;Choijin Lama Temple Museum&nbsp;complex. Then have dinner in a local restaurant before getting some rest. <a href="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/a04a69a56e87eb10331edee2a89a46da3c69c53d/big-7fe04f53a2ae4e7eb77a17c27f111ee9.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(0, 78, 204);"><img src="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/a04a69a56e87eb10331edee2a89a46da3c69c53d/big-7fe04f53a2ae4e7eb77a17c27f111ee9.jpg"></a>Apartment buildings in Ulaanbaatar DAY:2 EXPLORE TRELJ NATIONAL PARKThis morning, set off into the Mongolian countryside on the way to&nbsp;Gorkhi Terelj National Park.&nbsp;As you make your way east out of the city, stop to visit the world-famous&nbsp;Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex.&nbsp;Here you will learn about the history of the Mongolian Empire and visit the famous giant statue of Chinggis Khaan on horseback. You can even ride the elevator up to the horse's head to see breathtaking views over the plains.&nbsp; Then head further into&nbsp;Terelj National Park.&nbsp;Drop by your&nbsp;ger&nbsp;(yurt) camp — a traditional Mongolian accommodation — where you'll have lunch and drop off your bags. In the afternoon, visit&nbsp;Turtle Rock&nbsp;and climb up the mountain path to the beautiful&nbsp;Aryapala Meditation Temple. Return back to camp for dinner and to relax after a long day exploring. <img src="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/5eec7ce900d82af8c70d6eeb0e323564251d260e/big-cd4b419b2f0dd5bd914bf837cbd55a53.jpg">The world's largest equestrian statue at the Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex DAY:3 HIKE IN KHUSTAIN NURUU NATIONAL PARKWake up early to enjoy the sunrise before you begin the drive along well-traveled country roads towards the mountains and plains of&nbsp;Khustain Nuruu National Park.&nbsp;Once you arrive, settle into a mountain camp before heading out into the twilight to try and spot&nbsp;takhi, the last wild horses in Asia. When the sun has gone down, you'll head back to the camp for dinner. Warm up beside the fire before getting some sleep. <img src="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/27d8968784d9b3cf7e8835e4dc1ca5bd7181f084/big-104ed296d8cc96a1f318e3d80ef25134.jpg">Mongolian horses in the wild DAY:4 SEE UGII LAKEContinue your journey through Mongolia today, traveling southwest from&nbsp;Khustai&nbsp;to the beautiful&nbsp;Ugii Lake. Popular with Mongolians and international tourists alike, the lake is a wildlife hotspot that's home to flocks of migrating birds throughout the year. In spring and summer, the shores are dotted with colorful wildflowers.&nbsp; Tonight you will stay overnight in a traditional&nbsp;ger&nbsp;camp right on the shores of the lake. You'll be able to spend the afternoon relaxing next to the water. Opt to go fishing or on a boat trip, or if you're feeling up to it, brave the water and go for a quick swim!&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/27095c6e3427fc6a2cb316af7398db172f2fe9d6/big-f1a19928da643e3fcf201ffe92a7a5e3.jpg">A traditional&nbsp;ger&nbsp;(yurt) on the shores of Ugii Lake DAY:5 SIGHTSEE IN KHARKHORINToday you'll uncover some of Mongolia's history and culture as you head south to the ancient city of&nbsp;Kharkhorin. Also known as Karakorum, Kharkhorum, Qara Qorum, and Harhorum, this was the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire between 1235 and 1260. While none of the original city stands above ground today, there is a UNESCO museum onsite that explains the history of this important site and showcases some of the most exciting archaeological discoveries.Next to the museum is the 16th-century white-walled&nbsp;Erdene Zuu Khiid Monastery, which still functions as a working center for Lamas and Buddhists from around the world. Nowadays, Kharkhorin itself is a rather nondescript Soviet-style town, but visiting the museum and the monastery will make you feel like you've taken a step back in time.&nbsp; <a href="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/d2759a1aa23fcb48a430d9a615337041841dd001/big-cbcb8e68231e3d00e771a3c474067bcd.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(0, 78, 204);"><img src="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/d2759a1aa23fcb48a430d9a615337041841dd001/big-cbcb8e68231e3d00e771a3c474067bcd.jpg"></a>Kharkhorin, the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire DAY:6 VISIT INGI MONASTERYThis morning you'll set off on a long journey to&nbsp;Ongi Monastery&nbsp;in&nbsp;Saikhaan-Ovoo. Founded in 1600, the Ongi Temple was once the world's largest Buddhist university, with four separate colleges sitting on the banks of the&nbsp;River Ongi.&nbsp;Today, the ruined temples are a haunting reminder of the anti-religious purges of the 1930s. Take a tour through the ruins along the river and in the surrounding hills, then visit the newly founded temple to learn about the four Lamas who are reviving the ancient traditions that were lost here when the original temples were destroyed by Communist armies in 1939.&nbsp; In the afternoon, you will learn to build your own traditional&nbsp;ger.&nbsp;For dinner, enjoy a hearty supper of&nbsp;khoorhog&nbsp;(roasted goat) under a starry night sky in this beautifully wild and rugged landscape.<a href="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/b602028dc8234e8106f0632db220a5da5923f5bc/big-fdd28717a8e9071023065628a5a9b60f.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(0, 78, 204);"><img src="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/b602028dc8234e8106f0632db220a5da5923f5bc/big-fdd28717a8e9071023065628a5a9b60f.jpg"></a>The ruins of Ongii Monastery, once the largest Buddhist temple in the world DAY:7 GO FOR A CAMEL RIDE ON SAND DUNESYou'll have a long but memorable travel day today as you head south across the immense&nbsp;Altai Mountainrange on your way to the legendary "singing sand dunes," the&nbsp;Khongoryn Els&nbsp;in the south&nbsp;Gobi Desert. It's also known as the&nbsp;Hongorïn Els. You'll be following in the footsteps of the famed Italian explorer, Marco Polo, who visited these dunes during the height of the Mongolian Empire in the 13th century.&nbsp;Just before sunset, you'll take a camel ride through the shadows of the huge dunes and the mountainous sandy landscape. Then settle in for dinner at a local camp and enjoy another night under an amazingly starry sky. <img src="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/28657b0cff89a6bfaf4c57a337704ec0bbfc2865/big-59102749b5dd03b919871f3cd7586963.jpg">Riding a camel across the Singing Sand Dunes of the Gobi Desert DAY:8 DISCOVER YOLYN AM GORGEAfter breakfast, make your way back along the southern side of the&nbsp;Altai Mountains&nbsp;in the southern&nbsp;Gobi Desert&nbsp;until you reach the&nbsp;Yolyn Am Gorge.&nbsp;Meaning "Vulture's Mouth," the Yolyn Am is a deep rocky ravine. The center is frozen solid throughout most of the year. Between June and September, the majority of the ice around will be melted but even in the height of summer, you'll still be able to see patches of snow and ice outside the valley walls. You'll go on a guided excursion that takes you most of the way out to the gorge, partly on horseback and partly on foot. Enjoy one last night of camping before heading back to civilization the next day.&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/e54f62ab385279bc50fd130eb18a9c595b80e55f/big-8af5fc771da1630613f448ab664bc45e.jpg">Yolyn Am Gorge DAY:9 ENJOY A CITY TOUR IN ULAANBAATAR CITYAfter breakfast at camp, leave the&nbsp;Altai Mountains&nbsp;for&nbsp;Dalanzadgad, where you will board a flight back to&nbsp;Ulaanbaatar. After settling in at your hotel in the city, you'll go on a guided city tour. Take some time to explore the&nbsp;Winter Palace of the Bogd Khan, the palace where Mongolia’s eighth Living Buddha lived for two decades. It's a wonderful place to see traditional Buddhist paintings and sculptures. After the tour is over, you'll&nbsp;sample modern Mongolian cuisine in one of several excellent restaurants.&nbsp; <a href="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/3588d6241c00691b4d81614a4d7e6cefadd8eaa2/big-5281b047f15ccc7c3649090572908f8d.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(0, 78, 204);"><img src="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/3588d6241c00691b4d81614a4d7e6cefadd8eaa2/big-5281b047f15ccc7c3649090572908f8d.jpg"></a>Ulaanbaatar Government Palace DAY:10 DEPART ULAANBAATARSqueeze in some more sightseeing or souvenir shopping before heading to the airport. Safe travels! <a href="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/275a9723cb662c854dbe3baa5d46e04cf837a041/big-0eb0c51534987f02d2c50270ff8ea786.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(0, 78, 204);"><img src="https://cdn.kimkim.com/files/a/images/275a9723cb662c854dbe3baa5d46e04cf837a041/big-0eb0c51534987f02d2c50270ff8ea786.jpg"></a>A morning scene in Ulaanbaatar

BEST OF MONGOLIA 10 DAYS

Experience nomadic life in a traditional Mongolian ger (yurt)
Climb the Chinggis Khaan statue and enjoy vistas over the plains
Learn about the history of the Mongolian Empire and visit historic sites
Visit the Singing Sand Dunes in the remote Gobi Desert
Search for wild Takhi horses 