A chance to roam through the cradle of nomadic empires just as riders did many centuries ago! Inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage Site - Orkhon Valley Cultural Landscape is home to historical sites of ancient nomadic empires such as the Gokturks and the Mongols. Travel to Kharkhorum, which was once a site of the capital of the Mongol Empire. On this cycling trip, you’ll experience true freedom out in the wild grasslands of Mongolia - passing through lush valleys, mountains and pristine rivers. Suited for both beginner and advanced cyclists, biking through northern part of the Khangai mountains will be a bit challenging but the rest of the journey is less demanding. The slow pace of cycling allows you to learn more about the nomadic lifestyle, enjoy beautiful landscapes, and visit historical and attractive sights along the way.

Perfect for first-time visitors or those with limited time, our Ulaanbaatar Highlights Tour offers a comprehensive exploration of Mongolia's capital. Discover Gandantegchinlen Monastery, The Black Market, Zaisan Memorial, The Last King's Palace, and other top sights. Enjoy a traditional lunch and dinner. Complete your day with a visit to a one-hour cultural show, showcasing Mongolia's rich heritage. With us, you'll experience the best of Ulaanbaatar, ensuring an unforgettable journey into Mongolia's culture and history.

Ulaanbaatar has many interesting museums about history, culture, and nature that you must visit to better appreciate Mongolia. This private tour will take you to visit the highlight of them.

Explore this wild city and discover it's history. Our tour begins at the peaceful Natsagdorj Monument at the Ulaanbaatar Public Park. From there, we'll wander along city squares and busy streets lined with centuries-old statues, grand architecture, and mighty memorials. You will see famous spots like Sükhbaatar Square, the Chinggis Khaan Statue, and the Choijin Lama Temple. You’ll hear thrilling stories about kings, poets, and revolutionaries who shaped the city, like the tale of Dashdorjiin Natsagdorj, a poet who captured his love for Mongolia in words still recited today. Go at your own pace, anytime. The tour never expires.