Mongolia · 1-DAY TOURS
Everything reachable and returnable between breakfast and dark. The 15 below cover the eastern run to the statue and Terelj, the western run to Hustai, and the long day out to the sand, priced and timed.
Escape Ulaanbaatar for Elsen Tasarkhai, ride a camel, visit a nomad family, and enjoy a local lunch on this long but rewarding day trip.
“he showed me everything at semi gobi and explained the nomadic culture.”
Review of a private Ulaanbaatar day trip to Chinggis Khan Statue, Aryabal Temple, and Terelj National Park with lunch and hotel pickup.
“That was a comfortable ride around picturesque landscapes of the Terelj Park. We made several stops in the most interesting places, views were truly amazing. I really recommend this tour, especially if your stay in Ulanbataar is short - the tour takes 4-5 hours, but you will see a lot of great sights.”
Ride a Bactrian camel across Mongolia’s Mini Gobi, meet a nomadic family, eat lunch in a ger, and take the long scenic road from Ulaanbaatar.
“My husband and I recently travelled to Mongolia. We arrived a couple of days before our organized tour in part to enjoy the Semi-Gobi tour. We waited outside our hotel for over 1.5 hours and our pickup never arrived. We texted - no answer. We called and asked the hotel staff to call on our behalf and we were told that the phone number provided on the Viator website was not viable. This was a HUGE disappointment. We are STILL waiting for our refund.”
Review of the $79 Ulaanbaatar day trip to the Chinggis Khan Statue, Terelj National Park, Turtle Rock, ger lunch, and Aryabal Temple.
“We absolutely loved our trip! Our guide was so kind, accommodating, and responsive to our needs. The horse back riding was fantastic, and the park was beautiful. Highly recommend!”
Review of a Ulaanbaatar day tour to the Genghis Khan statue, Terelj National Park, Aryabal Monastery, lunch, and nomad culture.
“The guide, Mr. Bat shared lots of interesting information about Mongolia and the attractions that we were visiting. The itinerary was very well-planned, besides the Genghis Khan Statue and the Turtle Rock in the Terelj National Park, we stopRead more”
Ride through Terelj National Park, visit Turtle Rock and Aryabal Temple, then see Mongolia’s giant Chinggis Khaan statue on an 8-hour private tour.
“It was a perfect day. Lots of interesting information by our guide. Starting from the winter palace to the national park and the horse riding to the Chinggis Khan statue on our way home. Absolutely recommended! 😃”
Review of Hustai National Park from Ulaanbaatar, with wild horses, nomadic culture, practical timing advice, lunch, transport, and honest drawbacks.
“This was a real Mongolian experience. It almost got cancelled, because of a lack of bookings for that day, but Bachi still took me to Hustai NP, as I really wanted to see the wild horses and couldn’t reschedule. We left before the sunrise, to catch a glimpse of the horses before the temperature started raising and they would escape the heat in the woods. I got lucky and spotted a group of adult horses and a foal. On the way back, around 10,30 am, it seemed like the whole Mongolia was on the road. People deserted Ulaanbataar to attend the local Nadaam festivities. It was trully a sight to…”
Visit Mongolia’s giant Chinggis Khaan statue, hike Terelj National Park, meet a nomadic family, ride horses, and enjoy lunch from Ulaanbaatar.
“My sister and I had a wonderful day trip with Shinee and driver to the Trelj national park. We drove out of UB in a nice air conditioned suv. We were exposed to Mongolian history, lore and politics. The Chinggis Khaan Statue was amazing up close. The landscape beautifRead more”
See Ulaanbaatar’s monastery, museums, palace, market, and hilltop memorial on a private one-day tour with lunch and hotel pickup.
“This was a great way to get an introduction it UlaanBaatar. Our guide was a great English speaker, articulate and knowledgeable and able to share many insights he had into his homeland, as he himself had travelled. Enerel, our guide. Read more”
See Mongolia’s giant Chinggis Khaan statue, hike to Turtle Rock and Aryapala Temple, and add horseback riding on a private day trip.
“I'm expat in Mongolia, when I first came here I felt everything different. Before Mongolia I been to bunch of countries to live in. Mongolia was very much different than those. I've always wanted to live like a real nomad, riding horses like locals, Read more”
Spend a day outside Ulaanbaatar with Turtle Rock, Genghis Khan’s statue, a nomad lunch, camel ride, and Aryabal Temple.
“Brilliant! Bachi was a wonderful host for our day tour. We were the only ones there but had a blast.”
Visit Mongolia’s Little Gobi from Ulaanbaatar with lunch, camel or horseback riding, dunes, and a private guide for an authentic day out.
“Bayar was a very good guide and helped me thru all the way as a solo traveler. He speaks very good English. It was a memorable experience.”
Visit Mongolia’s giant Chinggis Khan statue, explore Terelj National Park, hike to Aryapala Temple, and enjoy dinner with a private guide.
“This was an awesome tour! Our guide, Bayur, is an incredible storyteller. He made the history of Mongolia come to live by describing events, important people and battles in vivid detail. It was a lot of fun. He was also very patient and a good driRead more”
Ride camels across Elsen Tasarkhai, meet Mongolian nomads, and search for wild horses at Khustai on a long private day trip.
“We drove for 10 hours for a 20 minute camel ride. It was it. Literally. We didn't see the sand dune or the Hustai park because of the torrential rain and the lack if time. Our car was old, with a broken windscreen wipes and seats and no safety features at all. It's not worth it for this type of money. On a brighter side, the scenery was fantastic.”
Hike Bogd Khan Mountain from Ulaanbaatar to Tsetsee Gun, visit Manzushir Monastery, and enjoy private transport, lunch, and a guide.
“This is a great way to escape from the city for a day and get a little exercise. My girlfriend and I were the only 2 people in the group and we really enjoyed speaking with our informative and interesting guide. We did a 12-km round-trip hike to tRead more”
Start at Ulaanbaatar and choose a road.
