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Mongolia Jeep Tour in Altai Tavan Bogd, Bayan-Ulgii (8 Days / 7 Nights)
Travel across western Mongolia by 4×4 jeep, driving through quiet valleys, high mountain passes, and wide open steppe. This trip in Altai Tavan Bogd National Park is perfect for travelers who want nature, culture, and adventure.
Visit Potanin Glacier, the largest glacier in Mongolia, and see its huge ice and beautiful views. Along the way, meet Kazakh eagle hunters and learn about their unique tradition.
Spend time with a nomadic Kazakh family and stay in their ger (traditional tent). See their daily life, enjoy homemade food, and watch how eagle hunters care for, feed, and train their golden eagles.
Enjoy horse riding in the mountains and steppe. Visit Khoton and Khurgan Lakes with clear water and peaceful nature. See Baga Turgen Waterfall, a beautiful waterfall in the mountains. You can also see ancient rock carvings in Bayan-Ölgii Province that are thousands of years old.
This jeep tour is great for travelers who want real adventure, meet local people, and experience the true life of Mongolia.
PAX | PRICE PER PERSON |
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1 PAX | 2358 USD |
2 PAX | 1600 USD
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3-4 PAX | 1258 USD
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5 -6 PAX | 1213 USD |
7-8 PAX | 1120 USD |
Day 1 – Flight to Bayan-Ulgii Province
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Morning domestic flight from Ulaanbaatar to Bayan-Ulgii (approx. 2 hours).
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Meet your driver and local Kazakh guide at Ulgii airport.
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Visit the Bayan-Ulgii Museum – learn about Kazakh culture, history, and wildlife.
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Explore the local bazaar (open market) for handicrafts and souvenirs.
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Evening welcome dinner featuring traditional Kazakh cuisine.
Accommodation: Hotel or ger camp in Ulgii.
Day 2 - Drive to Oigor Valley and Start trekking
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Morning departure from Ulgii town, driving through rugged mountain passes and river valleys toward Oigor Valley (approx. 4–5 hrs).
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Stop for picnic lunch along the way, enjoying views of snow-capped Altai Mountains.
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Meet your local horse guides and get matched with your horse for the upcoming trek.
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Begin your first day of horse riding through the scenic Oigor Valley.
Accommodation: Tent camp or ger near the park
Day 3 -Trek from Altai Tavan Bogd Base Camp to White-River Valley
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Morning departure from Altai Tavan Bogd Base Camp (approx. 4–6 hours)
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Trek along alpine meadows, rivers, and glacial streams, enjoying the pristine scenery of the Altai Mountains.
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Explore about the Altai Tavan Bogd massif (“Saint Five Peaks”) and its significance in geography and culture.
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Optional side trek: Visit the Potanin Glacier if mountain weather or trail conditions allow.
Accommodation: Tent
Day 4 – Drive to Khoton & Khurgan Lakes
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Drive deeper into the park (approx. 4–5 hours)
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Optional short walks along the lakeshore or photography stops to capture the stunning scenery.
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Picnic or packed lunch en route or at the lakes.
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Evening campfire by the lakeside with dinner and hot drinks.
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Optional stargazing in the clear Altai sky.
Accommodation: Lakeside ger or tented camp
Day 7 – Return to Ölgii / Kazakh Cultural Evening
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Drive back to Ölgii town through scenic mountain and steppe landscapes.
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Visit the local bazaar and craft shops for souvenirs.
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Stroll through town and experience everyday local life.
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Enjoy an evening cultural show with traditional Kazakh music and dance.
Accommodation: Camp or ger.
Day 8 – Fly to Ulaanbaatar
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Transfer to Ulgii airport for flight back to Ulaanbaatar (approx. 2 hrs).
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Meet at airport and transfer to hotel.
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Visit State Department Store for souvenirs.
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Optional dinner show with Mongolian throat singing & dance.
Accommodation: Hotel in Ulaanbaatar.
Day 6 – Life with the Eagle Hunter Family
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Spend the day with a Kazakh eagle hunter and his family in their traditional ger camp
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Observe the golden eagle being fed, groomed, and trained
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Take part in herding goats, sheep, and yaks across the open steppe
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Visit neighboring Kazakh families to see felt-making, embroidery, and saddle craftsmanship, with optional hands-on activities
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Help prepare and enjoy traditional Kazakh dishes such as beshbarmak, along with tea and homemade dairy products
Accommodation: Camp or ger.
Day 5 – Hike to Baga Turgen Waterfall
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Morning hike to Baga Turgen Waterfall (approx. 3–4 hours round trip).
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Picnic lunch at the waterfall, surrounded by forested slopes and streams.
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Optional exploration of nearby alpine meadows and wildlife spotting (marmots, eagles).
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Evening campfire with dinner and hot drinks.
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Optional visit to a nearby nomadic family to learn about local life.
Accommodation: Lakeside ger or tented camp
Q: What kind of vehicles are used during the jeep tour?
A: We use sturdy 4x4 Russian vans (UAZ) and Japanese jeeps, designed for Mongolia’s rugged off-road terrain.
Q: What type of accommodation can I expect?
A: A mix of traditional ger (yurt) camps, homestays with local Kazakh families, and occasional tent camping in remote areas.
Q: Are meals included and what kind of food is served?
A: Yes, all meals are included. You’ll enjoy a mix of Mongolian and Kazakh cuisine, with vegetarian options available upon request.
Q: Will there be access to showers and toilets?
A: Basic facilities are available at ger camps, but in remote مناطق, conditions may be simple and limited.
Q: How physically demanding is the tour?
A: The tour is moderately easy. Some light hiking is included, but it’s suitable for most fitness levels.
Q: Can I meet eagle hunters during the tour?
A: Yes, you will have the opportunity to visit local Kazakh eagle hunters and learn about their traditions.
Q: Is it safe to travel in Bayan-Ölgii?
A: Yes, it is a very safe and welcoming region with low crime and friendly local communities.
Q: What should I pack for the trip?
A: Warm layers, waterproof jacket, sturdy hiking shoes, sunscreen, hat, and personal essentials.
Q: Is there internet or mobile signal during the tour?
A: Coverage is very limited in remote areas, so expect to be mostly offline.
Q: Can the itinerary be customized?
A: Yes, we can tailor the itinerary based on your interests, time, and budget.
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