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Tour Itinerary<br />
Day 1. Ulaanbaatar to Baga Gazriin Chuluu (230km)<br />
After an early 7:30am breakfast, the tour begins at 8am with the drive to first destination in the Middle Gobi province. Baga Gazriin<br />
Chuluu is a range of granite hills surrounded by the desert. It is believed Chinggis Khaan grazed his horses here. These hills are a<br />
good place for scrambling and hiking. We stay in a nomadic family ger camp.<br />
Lunch and dinner included.<br />
Day 2. Tsagaan Suvarga (240km)<br />
Today’s drive will be on the paved road. After packing up the camp site, will be driving to Tsagaan Suvarga – a formation about 30<br />
meters tall and 100 meters long and shaped very strangely, as a result of wind and water erosion over thousands of years. From<br />
a distance, it can be mistaken for the ruins of an ancient city. Lunch will be in the town of Mandalgovi city.<br />
Day 3. Yoliin Am Valley (180km)<br />
Today we will be entering South Gobi Desert - Umnugovi province. After having breakfast, we will start the drive to Dalanzadgad<br />
city where you can have a shower, and guide will restock supplies with some fresh food. Lunch will be in a local restaurant, and<br />
we then continue to Yoliin Am (“vultures mouth”), which is a deep and narrow gorge in the Gobi Gurvansaikhan National Park in<br />
Southern Mongolia. Yoliin Am is notable for a deep ice field. This ice field reaches several meters thick by the end of winter and is<br />
several kilometers long and can sometimes remain frozen throughout the summer. Camping and supper will in the Valley.<br />
Day 4. Khongoryn Els (220km)<br />
Driving on this day can be adventurous, because the road is unpaved. We will start driving at 8am after breakfast. Enjoy a picnic<br />
lunch in the gorgeous canyon, and then continue to the last destination of the day. Khongoryn Els.<br />
These dunes are the largest accumulation of sand in the Gobi Gurvan Saikhan National Park. The spectacular dunes are bordered<br />
by lush green vegetation supported by the Khongoryn Gol river, which is fed by underground sources from surrounding mountains.<br />
Stay in a ger camp run by the local community, including a shower.<br />
Day 5. Khongoryn Els<br />
Take the opportunity to relax and truly appreciate the surrounding landscape. You will spend the day camel riding for the day,<br />
hiking, sand sliding or hanging out with a local nomadic family. There will also be an opportunity to enjoy a shower and cold drinks<br />
from the bar/restaurant as well as a night safari tour, where we will see some of the local wildlife.<br />
Day 6. Bayanzag (150km)<br />
Your destination on this day will be the aptly named “Flaming Cliffs”. The adventure across the vast desert landscape will continue,<br />
this time across what was a prehistoric sea bed. The flaming cliffs are a dream for fossil hunters. They were named by American<br />
adventurer Roy Chapman Andrews who found the first fossils here in 1920. The Bayanzag area is great for hiking and hunting<br />
for fossils. Stay in a family ger camp.<br />
Day 7. Erdenedalai Town (350km)<br />
Your exploits across the Gobi Desert will culminate with one final night camping under the star-studded Gobi sky, gazing at the<br />
milky way, or enjoying the hospitality of a nomadic family one last time.<br />
Day 8. Ulaanbaatar (250km)<br />
Return to Ulaanbaatar with nothing but fond memories and the Gobi sand in your wake you will return to UB, aiming to be back<br />
in town by 6pm, enjoying a last picnic lunch in the wild at Zorgol Khairkhan Mountain. The mountain is venerated and revered by<br />
the locals, who believe it is the home of a great benevolent spirit.<br />
ZORGOL KHAIRHAN MOUNTAIN<br />
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