Mongolia Heartland & Khuvsgul Lake – 13-Day Adventure Tour
A 13-day journey through Karakorum, Khorgo Volcano and Khuvsgul Lake, combining Mongolia’s ancient history, nomadic culture and spectacular wilderness.
Discover the natural beauty, ancient history and nomadic culture of Mongolia on this 13-day Central and Northern Mongolia tour. Travel from the historic heartland of the Mongol Empire to pristine lakes, volcanic landscapes, forested mountains and the vast open steppe.
Visit Karakorum and Erdene Zuu Monastery, relax at Tsenkher Hot Spring, explore Khorgo Volcano and Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake, and journey north to spectacular Khuvsgul Lake, known as the “Blue Pearl of Mongolia.” Along the way, experience authentic nomadic life, horse riding, hiking and peaceful nights surrounded by Mongolia’s untouched wilderness.
Tour Highlights
Karakorum & Erdene Zuu Monastery
Elsen Tasarkhai sand dunes
Tsenkher natural hot springs
Khorgo Volcano & Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake
Khuvsgul Lake – the Blue Pearl of Mongolia
Uran Togoo volcanic landscape
Amarbayasgalant Monastery
Authentic nomadic culture & local experiences
A perfect Mongolia adventure tour for travelers looking to combine culture, history and some of the country’s most beautiful landscapes in one unforgettable journey.
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