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Overnight at a local ger camp near the painted cliffs — your first night sleeping in a traditional Mongolian ger, with those red and white walls glowing in the last of the evening light just outside.
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Aug 28 - Sep 11, 2027
Angie Corry
Adventurously Yours Travel Design
Aug 28 – Aug 29
Airport meet-and-greet throughout the day, then check-in at your central Ulaanbaatar hotel. The evening brings the whole group together for a welcome dinner with both guides — a chance to meet, settle in, and get a sense of the journey ahead. Earl...
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Private welcome dinner The group gathers at the Blue Sky rooftop lounge for a private welcome dinner above the city lights — we toast to our upcoming journey into the Gobi,
The one big road day, 5 to 5.5 hours, mostly paved. We front-load the longest drive while everyone is fresh, with a long lunch stop along the way. By late afternoon you're arriving at the painted clay cliffs of Tsagaan Suvarga glowing red and whit...
Aug 29 – Aug 30
4 to 4.5 hours west into the desert mountains. A late-afternoon walk into Yol Valley, the deep gorge where ice survives some summers. The full hike waits for tomorrow morning when the light is best.
Aug 30 – Aug 31
En-suite gers at Dream Gobi Lodge — widely considered to have the best food in the Gobi. A genuinely comfortable base for the night, well-earned after the drive.
Morning hike in the gorge — 2 to 3 miles on a mostly flat floor, 2 to 3 hours at a walking pace, no real elevation. Anyone who prefers to skip rides along the valley floor or waits with tea and the view. Then 3 hours west to the greatest dunes in ...
Overnight at a ger camp near Khongoryn Els, with those dunes right outside and stars overhead.
Camel riding with a herder family by the dunes in the morning light, at your own pace. Then 3 hours east to Bayanzag — where the first dinosaur eggs on earth were found in 1923. Walk the rim at sunset, when the cliffs burn orange and red.
Sep 1 – Sep 2
En-suite bathrooms, 24-hour power, and lounge chairs under the stars. One of the most comfortable nights of the trip, and you've earned it.
3 hours north out of the desert to the ruins of Ongi Monastery above its river. Evening walk through the ruins, sunset from the hill, and the first green you've seen after days of sand and stone.
Sep 2 – Sep 3
Overnight at a ger camp beside the Ongi River, with the monastery ruins on the hill above.
3.5 hours into the autumn-gold Orkhon Valley, to a herder family Nomada has known for years. The cooking experience happens here, in a real kitchen: buuz and khuushuur made together, dairy the way it's actually done, dinner you made yourselves. No...
Sep 3 – Sep 4
Overnight with the herder family and nearby gers in the Orkhon Valley. Autumn gold everywhere you look.
Private Soak at Tsenkher Hot Springs At the Tsenkher hot springs in the Khangai hills, a private soak session reserved for the group alone: steaming mineral pools in the open air, steam rising into the cold evening, stars after dark. No strangers ...
Sep 4 – Sep 5
En-suite rooms at the hot spring lodge. Sleep well.
4 to 4.5 hours in two parts. Morning at Erdene Zuu Monastery, built from the stones of Genghis Khan's own capital. Then east to Hustai National Park for the takhi — the last truly wild horses on earth — coming down to the river at dusk.
Sep 5 – Sep 6
Overnight at the Hustai ger camp, inside the national park, with wild horses in the hills around you.
A short 1.5-hour drive back to the city. Time for cashmere and last looks, a farewell lunch together, then airport transfers throughout the afternoon.
On the final day, the group gathers at the Blue Sky rooftop lounge for a private farewell meal above the city — the toast to ten days of the Gobi, and the photograph that ends the trip.
Optional
Sep 6 – Sep 7
The northern extension Khovsgol Lake, fly north, three nights on the lake shore among larch forests in full gold, reindeer herder visit, fly back. More info to follow.