Mongolia · CAMEL RIDING EXPERIENCES
The two-humped Bactrian is a far steadier ride than it looks. The 7 below sit mostly on the Elsen Tasarkhai sand and around the statue complex, priced by the hour or folded into a longer day.
Review of a Ulaanbaatar day tour to the Genghis Khan Statue, Terelj National Park, Turtle Rock, camels, eagles, and lunch.
“Our guides spoke excellent English and were very accommodating. The locations visited were extremely interesting and the lunch in a yurt/restaurant was very tasty with a variety of local foods.”
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 Elsen Tasarkhai’s camel ride, dunes, lake, and bird watching day trip from Ulaanbaatar, with honest advice on long drives and value.
“It's very far from Ulaanbaatar, you sit in the car for hours, especially since the car spends more time standing still than driving in UB itself. Nevertheless, I found the tour great because you can spend hours looking at the landscape and the destination of the tour is definitely worth seeing. In my opinion, it is absolutely essential to have a friendly English-speaking driver like mine, who can answer all your questions. The tour was also very well organized, and the contact with the agency was very good.”
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.”
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.”
Three days across Terelj, Karakorum, and Mongolia’s steppe with horse and camel rides, monasteries, museums, ger stays, and local meals.
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