Mountain Bike Adventure to Karakorum

We invite you to embark on a 400km adventure bike ride from Ulaanbaatar, the historic capital of Mongolia, to Karakorum, once hailed as the capital of the world during the 13th century. This journey offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the traditional lifestyle of Mongolian herders, who have preserved their nomadic culture amidst the vast expanses of the Mongolian steppes and rolling hills. Experience the rugged beauty of the landscape as you traverse through this ancient land, connecting with the rich history and heritage of Mongolia along the way.

TOUR HIGHLIGHT:

• Khustai National Park & Przewalski Horse: Khustai National Park is known for its diverse wildlife and as a habitat for the endangered Przewalski's horse, a rare and wild horse species native to the steppes of Central Asia.

• Mongol Els Sand Dunes: Mongol Els, also known as the Elsen Tasarkhai, one of the most beautiful sand dunes in Mongolia, stretching for about 300 kilometers. These dunes offer spectacular views and opportunities for activities like camel riding and trekking.

• Karakorum Erdenezuu Monastery: Located in Kharkhorin, the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire, Erdene Zuu Monastery is one of the oldest and most significant monasteries in Mongolia. It was built in the 16th century and is surrounded by impressive walls with 108 stupas.

• Mongolian Cycling Road: Cycling has become increasingly popular in Mongolia, especially for adventurous travelers looking to explore the vast landscapes and nomadic culture. There are various cycling routes available, offering a unique way to experience the country's natural beauty and nomadic way of life.

• Nomadic Culture: Mongolia is renowned for its rich nomadic culture, characterized by traditional practices such as living in yurts (ger), raising livestock like horses, camels, and yaks, and practicing traditional arts such as throat singing and horseback archery. Visitors can immerse themselves in this unique culture by staying with nomadic families, attending local festivals, and participating in traditional activities.

These highlights offer a diverse and immersive experience of Mongolia's natural beauty, cultural heritage, and nomadic way of life.

•  2 overnights at  hotel in UB (twin/breakfast)
•  1 overnight at the Ger camp near Karakorum (twin/breakfast)
•  5 tented nights
•  All indicated meals+bottled drinking water (B.L.D)
•  Snacks and soft drink on cycling days
•  4*4 Russian van with roof racks for bikes + gasoline
•  Arrival and departure airport transfers
•  English speaking cycling guide
•  Cook+ assistant (from 7 pax)
•  National park fees
•  Mountain bike

•  Optional activities
•  Travel insurance
•  Meals not indicated
•  Drinks & alcohol
•  Sleeping bag and mats
•  Gratuities