TERELJ AND HUSTAI NATIONAL PARK TOUR

1 Nights in gers

Tour grade: Easy & Moderate

1 Nights / 2 Days

No camping

Hotel not include

TOUR OVERVIEW

Explore the incredible beauty of Mongolia with our tour package. Discover stunning sights such as Terelj National Park, Chinggis Khan Equestrian Statue Complex, Hustai National Park, and Aglag Buteeliin Khiid. Book your adventure today and experience the wonder of Mongolia.

Tour Highlights & Destinations

Terelj National Park
Aryabal Meditation Temple
Turtle Rock
Horse Riding
Hustai National Park
Aglag Buteeliin Khiid

Day 1. Drive to Terelj National Park

Today, we will drive to Terelj National Park, considered one of the most beautiful places worth visiting because it combines sharp mountains with granite cliffs, forests, and rivers. Once we get there, we will see the Aryabal Buddhist meditation temple.

The park looks so beautiful and peaceful from the top of the temple. We will have lunch at Terelj National Park. After that, we will ride a horse for 1 hour. Then, we drive to Chinggis Khan Equestrian Statue Complex.

Chinggis Khan Equestrian Statue Complex

This morning, after having breakfast, we will drive to Chinggis Khan Equestrian Statue Complex, built in 2008, on the eight-hundredth anniversary of the Mongolian Empire's foundation in honor of its founder, Chinggis Khan.

This giant stainless steel statue weighs 250 tons and is 40 meters (131 feet) high; it's the tallest statue representing a man on horseback in the world. After exploring the complex, we will drive to our tourist camp.

Hustai National Park

Today, we are going to drive back to Ulaanbaatar city. On the way, we will visit Hustai NP. The park lies in the foothills of the northern Khentii mountain range, where you can see wild horses called Takhi, known as Przewalski horses, to the world.

Wild horses survive in nature by themselves because they have been reintroduced successfully to their homeland after 40 years of extinction. Currently, the number of Takhi has already reached more than 450. Visit a local museum.

Day 2. Drive to Aglag Buteeliin Khiid & back to the City

When you arrive at the temple, the first thing you see is blue, white, and orange stupas representing the Mongolian three deities of the Root. A Blue stupa represents the Ochirvaani deity, whose role is to protect Mongolian land and people; a white stupa represents the Janraisag deity, which protects people from any sufferings and danger, and an orange one represents the Manzushir deity who honors the mind.