Gorkhi-Terelj National Park
Granite rock formations, alpine meadows, and the iconic Turtle Rock just outside Ulaanbaatar.
Walk the same grasslands where the Great Mongol Empire was born. From the ancient capital of Karakorum to the UNESCO-listed Orkhon Valley, experience two millennia of nomadic tradition.






Central Mongolia comprises the most highlighted destinations in the country — this region was once the beating heart of the Great Mongol Empire. The vast grassland is where the first official capital, Karakorum, was founded in the 13th Century.
Due to its ancient heritage, the area is rich with historical sights, rock engravings, monastery ruins, and archaeological remains — particularly in the Orkhon Valley Protected Area, inscribed by UNESCO on the World Heritage List.
Beyond its historical significance, Mongolia’s heartland boasts extraordinary natural wonders: from wide-open steppes to high rock mountains, extensive forests, flowering meadows, rivers full of fish, natural springs, volcanoes, and scenic volcanic lakes.
UNESCO World Heritage
From ancient monasteries and volcanic lakes to wild horses and sweeping sand dunes — Central Mongolia is a tapestry of nature and culture.
Granite rock formations, alpine meadows, and the iconic Turtle Rock just outside Ulaanbaatar.
Home to the reintroduced Przewalski wild horses roaming freely across rolling hills.
The 13th-century capital of the Mongol Empire and Mongolia’s oldest surviving Buddhist monastery.
A dramatic semi-desert landscape where sand dunes, steppe, and forest converge.
Renowned mineral springs believed to hold healing properties amid beautiful scenery.
A ribbon of golden sand dunes rising from the steppe — ideal for camel treks and sunset views.
A UNESCO-listed cultural landscape with a thundering waterfall carving through basalt canyons.
A secluded mountain-top monastery founded by Zanabazar, offering panoramic valley views.
Eight interconnected alpine lakes nestled in a remote volcanic valley — a hiker’s paradise.
A Ramsar wetland site rich in birdlife and a peaceful setting for boating and fishing.
Natural thermal pools surrounded by forest — the perfect remedy after a day of exploration.
An extinct volcanic crater and lava fields set against the stunning Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake.
The “White Lake” — a pristine volcanic lake framed by mountains and nomadic pastures.
Central Mongolia encompasses an extensive area of pastureland with nomadic pastoral traditions spanning more than two millennia. Mongolian nomads still live in traditional ways — and you are invited in.
Spend time with herding families, rest in authentic Mongolian gers, and learn first-hand about daily life on the steppe. From milking mares to crafting dairy products, every moment is a window into a living heritage.
Hand-crafted itineraries designed by our local women-led team. Each tour balances adventure, comfort, and authentic cultural connection.
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A balanced journey through the heart of Mongolia — ancient history, nomadic culture, and pristine nature in one immersive experience.
Family
Explore Mongolia’s landscapes with camel and horse riding, sand dunes, waterfalls, and nomadic culture. Perfect for adventurous families.
Active
Roam through the cradle of nomadic empires on two wheels. The UNESCO-listed Orkhon Valley awaits with history at every turn.
Wellness
Daily yoga, early morning walks, and evening horseback riding expeditions help you withdraw from city life and fully experience Mongolia.
A comprehensive journey through the region’s highlights — national parks, ancient capitals, and nomadic heartlands in one unforgettable trip.
Adventure
On foot through volcanic landscapes, hidden lakes, and remote valleys. A true wilderness experience for active travellers.
Each region of Mongolia offers its own landscapes, traditions, and adventures.
Our local team is here to help you plan a journey that matches your pace, interests, and travel style. Reach out for a personalised itinerary or simply to ask a question.
One of Central Mongolia’s most breathtaking natural wonders