Mongolia: 7-Day Gobi Desert & Terelj National Park Tour

Encountering the great nature of Mongolia,
Gobi Desert & Terelj Tour

This is a 7-day, 6-night tour that takes you around the Gobi Desert, the largest in Asia, where you can experience Mongolia's exotic and beautiful nature, and Terelj National Park, Mongolia's most popular tourist destination.

It will be a private tour just for our group, and a local Mongolian driver will guide you comfortably. You can enjoy camel trekking and sandboarding experiences, which are essential in the desert. Take the photo of your life while admiring the beautiful sunset in the desert. In the evening, you can taste the traditional Mongolian dish khorkhuk through the ger experience, which is the highlight of your trip to Mongolia, and at night, you can leave unforgettable memories by observing the twinkling stars and the Milky Way that decorate the sky.

Let’s visit unique places in the vast Gobi Desert together. From 'Chagang Sobraga' called the Grand Canyon of Mongolia, 'Bayangjak' called the Flaming Cliff, 'Dot Manghang', the highest sand dune of Hongorin Els, and 'Yolingam' called the Valley of the Eagles, rising tall in the middle of the Gobi Desert. You can explore various parts of the Gobi Desert, including the rocky mountain 'Baga Gajring Cholo'.

Lastly, visit Terelj National Park, the most loved place by Koreans in Mongolia, and stay in nature for 7 days and 6 nights. You will probably fall in love with Mongolia!

Reasons for recommending Sky Tour

Sky Tours, a local travel agency in Mongolia, is run by travel experts with a master's degree in tourism from Hallym University and graduates from the Mongolian History Institute. They create differentiated tours to help more people feel and experience Mongolia.

Various activities in the vast desert

When you think of ‘desert’, what activities come to mind?

If you visit the desert, you can't miss camels! Enjoy Bactrian camel trekking while visiting Dot Mang Port, the highest sand dune in the Hongorin Els Desert. Ride a Bactrian camel, which, unlike a dromedary camel, has two humps and explore the sand dunes for an hour. Additionally, as it is the highest sand dune, don’t forget to try sandboarding where you can enjoy the feeling of speed. While you are experiencing the activity, take some desert photos with the fine sand and tall sand dunes in the background.

Additionally, in Yollingam, also known as Eagle Valley, the biggest attraction of Gorwangsae Port National Park located in the south of the Gobi Desert, a horseback riding experience awaits you through the canyon on horseback. Experience a different side of Mongolia by riding a horse in Yollingam, where many wild animals, including wild eagles, live!

Terelj National Park, Mecca of Mongolian nature

Terelj National Park in Mongolia is one of the largest national parks in Mongolia and was established in 1992 to preserve and protect Mongolia's natural and cultural heritage.

Terelj National Park has beautiful scenery, including wide plains, cliffs, and windswept sand dunes. Additionally, this area preserves many of Mongolia's traditional portable tents, Gers, and provides an opportunity to experience Mongolia's traditional life and culture.

Here you can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including trekking, camping and safaris, and experience beautiful landscapes and interesting biodiversity.

A night in a ger with the Milky Way

A 'ger' is a traditional Mongolian house made of wood and covered with leather or thick cloth woven from animal fur. Ger experience is one of the must-try activities when traveling to Mongolia.

Spending a night in a ger will be a special time to experience Mongolia's unique culture firsthand! At night, use an astronomical telescope to get a closer look at the beautiful and amazing Milky Way and its stars. Encountering the countless stars and milky way that decorates the night sky will become an unforgettable memory for a lifetime.

Taste traditional Mongolian lamb dish, Khorkhog

When it comes to Mongolia's representative traditional food, you can't leave out Khorkhok.

Khorkhuk is a dish originally made in Mongolia when there are special guests or family events. It is completed by adding pre-heated Mongolian grassland pebbles called 'choto', lamb, vegetables, etc. and cooking them for about 2 hours. If you travel to Mongolia, you can try the traditional dish khorkhog, which you must try at least once. If you can't eat lamb, don't worry! Outdoor pork belly is also available as a special meal.