| WEST MONGOLIA + LAKE KHUVSGUL |
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Area: Western and Northern Mongolia Potential dates: from May to October, in each year. Duration: 11 days/10 night Tour price: 2390 USD per person (Based on 2pax)  Day2. Fly to Ulgii, lunch, drive to Altai Tavan Bogd N.P. (80km), get in Shiveet Mankhan Mountain, dinner, overnight there. Day3. Hiking for Potanin Glacier. Overnight at the bottom of glacier. Day4. Hiking back to camp via another route. Day5. Drive to Tsengel village, lunch, drive to Khoton Khurgan Lake, overnight at the river Khovd Day6. Drive to Khoton & Khurgan Lake, hiking in surroundings, see ancient rock drawings and deer stone, and stay at Khoton or Khurgan lakes or somewhere. Day7. Hiking, return to Ulgii with stops for sightseeing on route, a little sightseeing (visit the Kazakh Culture Museum, Mosque, market). Day8. Fly to Murun, drive to Khuvsgul Lake (130km), visit world’s largest deer stone and burials at Uushig Valley, get in Lake Khuvsgul, pass Jankhai Mountain, stay in Ger Camp. Day9. Horse-riding along the shore of Lake for visiting Tsaatan reindeer herder people, dinner, kayaking (if weather good) or hiking in hills near lake by via path. Day10. Early morning drive to Morun, fly to Ulaanbataar, lunch, visit to Gandan Tegchilen Main Monastery Complex, shopping in State Department Store, dinner, free time Day11. International departure Tour price included: - all expenditures of Ulaanbaatar city (Private apartment with 2 rooms, food services, transportation, sightseeing cost, guide etc.) - accommodation arranging in countryside - transportation within country by Russian minivan - three meals a day - English speaking guide - 3 times OW domestic flights - all costs of sightseeing in countryside - all activities such as camel or horse hire where specified - support staff including drivers, cook, horse/camel men and camp assistants - mineral waters Not included: - International transportation - travel insurance, visas, departure tax - alcoholic drinks, gratuities, items of a personal nature. North West Mongolia  |
