budget-friendly plan for visiting the World Heritage site of Karakorum.

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budget-friendly plan for visiting the World Heritage site of Karakorum.

$ 440/Per Person

Duration

3 nights and 4 days

Min Age

10+

Tour Type

Tour

Group Size

1-12

Near Karakorum, you can find the ruins of the great Mongol capital Karakorum, established by Ögedei Khan, as well as the Erdene Zuu Monastery. The ancient city of Kharkhorum, a focal point of medieval Mongol studies, served as the capital of the Mongol Empire for 32 years during its existence. The city was divided into two districts: the Saracen (Islamic) market and a Chinatown with many streets and artisans. In addition to these districts, there were also 12 churches representing various ethnicities and religions.

Highlights

Visit Karakorum, the center of the world in the 13th century, and the Erdene Zuu Monastery, the oldest temple in Mongolia, to experience Mongolia's distant history. Enjoy traditional cuisine, ride camels across sand dunes, and immerse yourself in the nomadic culture and lifestyle. Stay in a ger, a traditional nomadic dwelling, to fully appreciate the charm of Mongolia.

Include/ Exclude/ Pax Based Price

Accommodation during the trip.
Vehicle with driver.
Fuel.
English-speaking guide.
Meals as indicated in the itinerary.
Daily bottled pure water (1.5 liters).
Admission fees for national parks and museums.
Camel or horse guide.

International flight tickets
Personal expenses
Optional activity costs
Alcoholic beverages and snacks
Travel insurance
Service tips

Pax 1-2: $ 610 (Per Person)
Pax 2-3: $ 500 (Per Person)
Pax 3-12: $ 440 (Per Person)

Tour Plan

Elevation

1300m

Distance

84km

You will take a direct flight with MIAT Mongolian Airlines. After arriving at Chinggis Khaan International Airport, complete immigration and baggage claim. A English-speaking guide will greet you in the arrival hall. You will then transfer by a private sedan to the Mongol Nomadic Cultural Heritage Center (approximately 1.4 hours). At the center, experience Mongolian hospitality and visit a Mongolian nomadic family.

Elevation

1290m

Distance

305km

After breakfast at the tourist camp, you will learn about nomadic culture and lifestyle. Traditional foods such as tea, dairy products, fermented milk, and alcohol will be provided, and you will be invited to a small feast. Participate in milking cows, sheep, and goats, and learn about the milking of mares. The methods of dairy processing and alcohol distillation will also be demonstrated. Experience archery and enjoy traditional games with the guests. You will also learn about various traditional modes of transportation, such as ox carts, yaks, camels, and horse carts, and have the opportunity to dress in ethnic costumes for photographs. After lunch, depart for the UNESCO World Heritage site of Karakorum (approximately 4 hours). A break at the Elsen Tasarkhai sand dunes will allow for camel or horse rides (approximately 30 minutes). Upon arrival in Karakorum, tour the Erdene Zuu Monastery (shower facilities available).

Distance

380km

After breakfast at the guesthouse, begin your tour of Karakorum. Visit the Karakorum Museum and view the giant stone turtles that once marked the entrances to the ancient city during the imperial era. You will then depart for Ulaanbaatar (approximately 5 hours), with lunch at a service area en route. Upon arrival in Ulaanbaatar, enjoy free time for city sightseeing. You can visit places of your choice (shower facilities available).

Early in the morning, depart from Summit Guesthouse and head to the airport with your English-speaking guide. Share your memories of Mongolia with the guide! You will take a direct flight with MIAT Mongolian Airlines.

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