Ulaanbatar
A premium stay in the heart of Ulaanbaatar, offering modern comfort, refined elegance, and warm Mongolian hospitality.
White Lake
Enjoy the best comfort and location at White Lake Camp, with lake-view gers, cozy wooden cottages, and eco-friendly facilities-all set along the serene shores of Lake Terkh.
Orkhon Valley
Enjoy a comfortable, eco-friendly stay in the Orkhon Valley with fully equipped traditional gers, solar-powered facilities, a restaurant serving Mongolian and Western meals, and access to clean showers and toilets—just minutes from the stunning Ulaan Tsutgalan Waterfall.
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Ulaanbaatar
A golden paradise where crisp steppe air meets Mongolia’s fiery autumn landscapes. Ulaanbaatar in fall is a tapestry of amber trees, bustling local markets, and cozy cafés serving hot milk tea. Wander through Sükhbaatar Square, explore monasteries echoing with ancient chants, and soak in the city’s blend of modern rhythm and nomadic soul. Venture beyond the capital into vast steppes and rugged mountains- where Mongolia’s wilderness glows in brilliant shades of red and gold
White Stupa
A silent desert giant carved by time itself. White Stupa rises from the Gobi like a surreal canvas of cream, peach, and gold—changing hues with every shift of sunlight. Stand at its edge and feel the vastness of Mongolia unfold before you, where wind-sculpted cliffs, ancient seabed formations, and sweeping desert plains create an otherworldly wonder. White Stupa isn’t just a viewpoint—it’s a moment of stillness in the heart of the Gobi, glowing in layered shades of white and ochre.
Yol Valley
Where towering canyon walls guard pockets of eternal ice and silence speaks louder than the wind. Yol Valley is Mongolia’s hidden sanctuary—cool, mystical, and carved by time. Wander through narrow gorges lit by soft sunlight, listen to the flutter of lammergeiers overhead, and breathe in the pure Gobi air. In every step, the valley shifts from rugged cliffs to green meadows, revealing a landscape that feels untouched and timeless. Yol Valley isn’t just a hike—it’s a journey into Mongolia’s tranquil heart.
Khongor Sand Dunes
A golden ocean where the desert comes alive in waves of silk. The Khongor Sand Dunes stretch endlessly across the Gobi, rising like giants that shift and sing with the wind. Climb to the crest for panoramic views of glowing sands, rugged mountains, and the whispering ‘Singing Dunes’ below. As the sun sets, the desert transforms into a palette of gold, rose, and deep amber—an unforgettable moment of stillness and magic. Khongor isn’t just a dune field—it’s Mongolia’s desert heart, wild, majestic, and humbling.
Flaming Cliffs
A land of fire and fossils, where the desert glows like embers at sunset. The Flaming Cliffs rise from the Gobi in dramatic shades of red and orange, igniting the horizon with their fiery beauty. Walk across the same ground where dinosaur fossils were first discovered, feel the heat of the sun on ancient sandstone, and watch the cliffs blaze with color as evening falls. Bayanzag isn’t just a viewpoint-it’s a gateway to Mongolia’s prehistoric past, glowing eternally in desert light.
Ongi Monastery
A serene riverside refuge where history whispers through ruined stones. Ongi Monastery rests quietly along the Ongi River, its ancient walls telling stories of Mongolia’s spiritual past. Wander through the remains of once-grand temples, feel the peaceful flow of the river beside you, and watch the hills glow under the open Gobi sky. As prayer flags flutter in the breeze, Ongi becomes more than a monastery-it becomes a place of reflection, resilience, and quiet beauty.
Orkhon Valley
A timeless landscape where Mongolia’s history and nature flow together. Orkhon Valley stretches across rolling green meadows, volcanic canyons, and the winding Orkhon River—once the heartland of ancient empires. Explore centuries-old monasteries, ride horseback across vast open plains, and feel the spirit of nomadic life still alive in every ger you pass. From cascading waterfalls to wide, endless horizons, Orkhon Valley isn’t just a place on the map-it’s the cradle of Mongolia’s culture, echoing with stories written by time itself.
Chinggis Khan Statue Complex
A monumental tribute to the legend who shaped an empire. The Chinggis Khan Statue Complex towers over the Mongolian steppe, gleaming in steel as if riding straight out of history. Stand beneath the world’s largest equestrian statue, climb to the viewing deck for sweeping steppe views, and feel the commanding presence of Chinggis Khan watching over his homeland. More than a landmark, it’s a symbol of Mongolia’s pride, power, and enduring legacy.
How physically fit does one have to be for the road trip?
Since the route does not include high mountain passes, anyone with average fitness can comfortably join the trip. Only those with pre-existing breathing or respiratory conditions are advised to consult their doctor beforehand.
Will I get to drive the car?
Yes, you can opt to drive one of the cars. A car is shared by four. Two drivers are assigned to each car.
Do I need an international driving permit?
Yes, you will require an IDP.
Where is the meeting point?
The meeting point is Chinggis Khaan International Airport (UBN). Our trip leaders will be there in Ulaanbaatar before you arrive.
Are airfares included?
Airfares are not included on any of our road trips.
Do you help with visa?
Yes we provide visa assistance. It comes included when you book a trip with us. We help with visa documentation and review.
Are kids allowed on your road trips?
Unfortunately kids are not allowed on our road trips as the tour style & tempo is designed for adults. Min age: 16+
Do you provide customised trips?
None of our road trips are available for customisation.