Flight to Olgii

Olgii - Olgii is the highest province in Mongolia, primarily situated in the Mongolian Altai mountain region. This province is renowned for its traditional hunting method using trained golden eagles, with approximately 80% of the world’s eagle hunters residing here.

Upon arrival at the local airport, a representative will greet you, including a driver, an English-speaking tour guide, and a cook. The journey will proceed from the airport to the entrance of the “Altai Tavan Bogd National Park,” which is a 180km drive from Olgii. Overnight accommodation will be in a tent.

Horse Riding Toward Tavan Bogd Massif

Altai Tavan Bogd National Park - After breakfast, the horse riding adventure begins from the park’s entrance to the base camp. The team will include guides with camels and horses, and all baggage and equipment will be transported by camel. After a 16km ride, you will reach the Potanine Glacier, one of the longest, surrounded by the snow-capped peaks of the Altai Tavan Bogd mountains. Overnight accommodation will be at the base camp.

Climbing “Malchin” Peak (Mongolia and Russian Border)

Altai Tavan Bogd National Park - The day will be dedicated to climbing Malchin Peak, which stands at 4050 meters on the Mongolia-Russia border. The climb is not technical, allowing easy access to the summit. From the top, you will enjoy breathtaking views of the entire Altai Tavan Bogd National Park and the expansive Potanin Glacier.

Explore White River Valley

Altai Tavan Bogd National Park - After breakfast, the journey continues to the Tsagaan Gol (White River) Valley. There will be time to rest and relax, with an opportunity for an evening hike to the stunning two lakes. You will also have the chance to ride two-humped Mongolian camels.

Drive to Sirgaly Area

Khoton and Khurgan Lake Visit

Baga Turgen Waterfall

Olgii - Embark on a hike to the picturesque Baga Turgen Valley, home to three waterfalls. Visit Kazakh nomadic families to learn about their lifestyle, noting the differences between Mongolian and Kazakh gers, which are typically larger and adorned with colorful tapestries and carpets.

Visit Eagle Hunter’s Family at Sagsai Village

Drive to Olgii City

Olgii - The day will involve a drive back to Olgii city. Upon arrival, you will visit the central museum of Olgii province and the local bazaar (outdoor market) to shop for local art and souvenirs. To conclude the trip, the “Nomadic Hospitality of Mongolia” team will organize a short concert featuring Kazakh folk songs and traditional dances. You will also have the opportunity to listen to the enchanting sound of the “dombra,” the main traditional musical instrument of the Kazakh people, and enjoy a traditional Kazakh meal, Beshbarmak.

Farewell to Bayan-Olgii Province

Bayan-Olgii Province - After breakfast, you will be driven to the local airport with your guide for your return flight to Ulaanbaatar.

• Camping equipment
• Horse rent
• Accommodations
• National park entrance fee
• Experienced driver and cook
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Flight tickets to and from Olgii
• Local English-speaking guide full time service

• International airfare
• Accommodation in Ulaanbaatar
• Travel Insurance
• Visa or visa fee
• Optional additional activity cost
• Personal Expenses
• Additional purchases in market or restaurant

Altai Tavan Bogd National park, horse riding to Potanine glacier, Malchin peak climbing, exploring petroglyphs, visiting nomadic eagle hunter’s family, hiking to Baga Turgen waterfall, driving to Khoton and Khurgan lake, get acquaint Kazakh and Mongolian culture. Our tours are always concentrated on wild nature and on the traditional culture of local people, but they may also include such active components as hiking, horseback riding, and driving, even you can customize your tours.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.