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ALTAI TAVAN BOGD TOURS
MONGOLIA HORSE TREKKING
MOUNTAINEERING TOURS
CENTRAL MONGOLIA TOURS
PHOTOGRAPHY EXPEDITIONS & FILM FIXING TOURS
NORTHERN MONGOLIA
CYCLING TOUR IN ALTAI
WILDLIFE & SNOW LEOPARD TRACKING TOURS
GOLDEN EAGLE FESTIVAL TOURS
EAGLE HUNTING TOURS
WINTER, SPRING & FALL MIGRATION
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ALTAI TAVAN BOGD TOURS
MONGOLIA HORSE TREKKING
MOUNTAINEERING TOURS
CENTRAL MONGOLIA TOURS
PHOTOGRAPHY EXPEDITIONS & FILM FIXING TOURS
NORTHERN MONGOLIA
CYCLING TOUR IN ALTAI
WILDLIFE & SNOW LEOPARD TRACKING TOURS
GOLDEN EAGLE FESTIVAL TOURS
EAGLE HUNTING TOURS
WINTER, SPRING & FALL MIGRATION
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Most travelers travel to Altai Tavan Bogd Mountain to trek to the Botanin Glacier, see Khuiten, the highest peak of the mountain and Mongolia. The Khuiten peak is accessible for experienced mountaineers when joining a guided mountaineering tour. Are you a regular adventure traveler who wishes to challenge yourself? You may climb the Malchin peak. The trekking to and back Botanin Glacier is 36-37 km. Hiring a horse or a camel is available instead of trekking. Your 36-37 km trekking adventure will be scenic and awe-inspiring seeing the majestic snowcapped mountains of Mongolia, Russian, and Chinese Altai Mountains.
Another should not miss attraction is the Shiveet Khairkhan rock drawing in the Altai Tavan Bogd Mountain. The rock drawings are varied and cover a huge area. The earliest rock drawings belong to the beginning of the Bronze Age while the latest belongs to the Turkic Era of V to VIII AD. The Shiveet Khairkan rock drawing has listed in the World Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO.
Some of our lucky clients spot wild sheep, ibex, and snow leopard on the trekking tour. Alternatively, the wild creatures will be observed on the special interest tours.
On your way from Ulgii town to Altai Tavan Bogd Mountain, you will see the Tsagaan Gol/White River, historical remains and visit eagle hunter Kazakhs.
Border control permission is required when traveling to Altai Tavan Bogd National Park. The permission is available at the Border Patrol in Ulgii.
What to see and do in the Altai Tavan Bogd National Park?
Most travelers travel to Altai Tavan Bogd Mountain to trek to the Botanin Glacier, see Khuiten, the highest peak of the mountain and Mongolia. The Khuiten peak is accessible for experienced mountaineers when joining a guided mountaineering tour. Are you a regular adventure traveler who wishes to challenge yourself? You may climb the Malchin peak. The trekking to and back Botanin Glacier is 36-37 km. Hiring a horse or a camel is available instead of trekking. Your 36-37 km trekking adventure will be scenic and awe-inspiring seeing the majestic snowcapped mountains of Mongolia, Russian, and Chinese Altai Mountains.
Another should not miss attraction is the Shiveet Khairkhan rock drawing in the Altai Tavan Bogd Mountain. The rock drawings are varied and cover a huge area. The earliest rock drawings belong to the beginning of the Bronze Age while the latest belongs to the Turkic Era of V to VIII AD. The Shiveet Khairkan rock drawing has listed in the World Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO.
Some of our lucky clients spot wild sheep, ibex, and snow leopard on the trekking tour. Alternatively, the wild creatures will be observed on the special interest tours.
On your way from Ulgii town to Altai Tavan Bogd Mountain, you will see the Tsagaan Gol/White River, historical remains and visit eagle hunter Kazakhs.
Border control permission is required when traveling to Altai Tavan Bogd National Park. The permission is available at the Border Patrol in Ulgii.
From Ulaanbatar, take a 3 hour flight to Ulgii City in the Bayan-Ulgii province in Western Mongolia. Your driver will welcome you upon arrival to Ulgii. You'll have breakfast at Turkish Restaurant after breakfast for the road, the journey begins! We head to Tavan Bogd National Park, through its the stunning wilderness where expansive rocky plains give way to green valley, and the rugged peaks of the Altai. We will stop at Ulaan-khus to explore numerous petroglyphs and Turkic stone along the Sogoog River basin. It is surrounded by archaeological monuments constructed during the Bronze Age and the Hun and Turkic invasions. In the evening, we will arrive at the campsite on the edge of the National Park boundary.
Accomodation: Embroidered Kazakh Ger / B+L+D/
After breakfast, we will drive to Ovoo Hill, then hike towards the base camp of the snow-capped Tavan Bogd Massif. This gradual ascent takes us through breathtaking high-mountain landscapes, featuring rocky outcrops and wetlands. Our journey leads us to the magnificent Potanin Glacier, where you’ll witness both the Potanin and Alexander glaciers. Stretching 20 km, the Potanin Glacier is fed by Mongolia’s highest peaks and serves as an ideal base for trekking and climbing the surrounding summits. We will hike alongside the Potanin Glacier, surrounded by spectacular alpine scenery. With a bit of luck, you may spot local wildlife such as marmots, hares, and various birds, including Golden Eagles, Black Vultures, and Falcons.
Accommodation: Base camp stay in a tents (B+L+D)
Base Camp is one of the most beautiful places in Mongolia for camping. Here you have an opportunity to enjoy a panoramic view of the Altai Mountains / Five Saints/ and Potanin Glacier. We would have early breakfast. Then we would head up to Malchin peak. Malchin peak is one of the 5 peaks of Altai Tavan Bogd mountain with altitude of 4050meters from sea level. It takes 9-10 hours for us to get to top and back to our camp. The view is incredible!
Accomodation: Tents / B+L+D/
Today we will drive to Khoton, Khurgan crystal clear tween lakes. Untouched and pure, the mountain rivers gushing into the lakes, make for an impressive landscape and a fabulous place. Along the way, we will stop to visit deer stones, balbals, and Turkic stone men, ancient monuments that offer insight into Mongolia’s rich history and nomadic heritage. We continue down the dramatic, steep valley along the river that drains from the Altai Tavanbogd Massif, Our camp site will be a mere 3km away from China and will have a back drop of the beautiful snowcapped mountain range - outlining the Mongolian-Chinese border. In the summer, the area is the pasture of Kazakh nomads, and In the evening, we will visit a local Kazakh family, observing their nomadic life
Evening visit an Eagle Hunting family, where you'll learn about the practice and skill of eagle hunting. Get the opportunity to take photos with an eagle perched on your arm. We camp near the Eagle Hunter's family home.
Accommodation: Kazakh Embroidered Ger
After breakfast drive an hour then hike to Baga Turgen Waterfall (round trip 3–4 hour moderate hike).
The Turgen Falls are located within the Altai mountain range, near to the Khurgan and Khoton Lakes. They are fed by the Turgen river which takes its source from glacial snowmelt, in the surrounding mountains.
With the backdrop of high alpine pastures running into tree-fringed mountains, the setting is stunning. Once you have arrived here, there are some beautiful walks to be had first to the upper levels of the falls then further into the area.
At 36 Metres they technically are, but they divided into two segments, one a 23 Meter drop and the other 13 meters.
Accomodation: Embroidered Kazakh Yurt (B+L+D)
Today after breakfast we drive back to Ulgii, we drive 6 hours driving today, and reach Ulgiii in the evening. We will visit art shops, black market and Friendship Hill. Dinner at Turkish Restaurant
Accommodation: Hotel in Ulgii / B+L+D/
After breakfast, our guide and driver will take you to the airport and say goodbye.
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