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Watch a nomadic horse-breeding family play a game of shagai in Mongolia

5 Days in Mongolia - 5 Unique Itinerary Ideas

Although five days is a short time in Mongolia, you can get an introduction to the history, culture, and landscapes. History buffs will appreciate city and temple tours in Kharkhorin and Ulaanbaatar, while travelers interested in nomadic life can overnight in yurts and prepare traditional dishes with a local family in Terelj National Park. Animal lovers will enjoy spotting Hustai National Park's wild horses, and outdoorsy adventurers can trek in Yolyn Am Gorge and sandboard the Khongoryn Els Dunes.

Take a camel ride on the dunes of the Bayan Gobi

1 Week in Mongolia - 4 Unique Itinerary Ideas

One week in Mongolia gives you time for urban exploration, cultural encounters, and outdoor adventures. Foodies will enjoy street eats in Ulaanbaatar and a cooking lesson with a nomadic family in the Bayan Gobi. Active travelers can tackle a challenging trek up Malchin Peak. History and culture enthusiasts will appreciate a tour of Gandan Monastery and a day with a yak breeding family, while those keen on diving into local traditions should plan to attend the Golden Eagle Festival at Tolbo Lake.

Learn about the great Mongol Empire with a visit to the Chinggis Khaan Statue Complex

10 Days in Mongolia - 4 Unique Itinerary Ideas

With 10 days in Mongolia, you can visit 3-4 regions. Outdoorsy travelers eager to experience varied landscapes can search for fossils in the Middle Gobi, ride a camel across the Khongor dunes, and catch a sunset at Bayanzag's Flaming Cliffs. Culture enthusiasts will appreciate homestays with nomadic families in Khatgal and the chance to witness archery and horse racing at the Naadam Festival. Active adventurers can trek through the Yolyn Am Gorge and hike to the Khavtsgait Petroglyphs.

Spend your evenings in traditional ger camps as you explore Mongolia's remote landscapes

2 Weeks in Mongolia - 4 Unique Itinerary Ideas

With two weeks in Mongolia, you can experience the capital city, traverse a variety of landscapes, and learn about nomadic culture. Active travelers can hike Tsagaan Suvarga's limestone cliffs or tackle the trek to Malchin Peak. Culture enthusiasts will enjoy sampling street food in Ulaanbaatar, riding a camel in the Gobi Desert, and spending time with Kazakh eagle hunters. Those interested in equestrian activities can watch horse racing at the Naadam Festival or tour the Altai Mountains on horseback.

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