Canyons, Camels, and Golden Eagles

Service Description

Highlights Combine two of Mongolia's most unique destinations in one trip: the Gobi Desert and the Golden Eagle Festival. Hike through the spectacular, colorful mud cliffs of Tsagaan Suvarga and the ice-filled Eagle Valley (Yoliin Am). Ride two-humped Bactrian camels and climb the towering Khongor "Singing" Sand Dunes. Search for dinosaur fossils at the legendary Flaming Cliffs (Bayanzag) and visit the ancient ruins of Ongi Monastery and Erdene Zuu Monastery. Fly to western Mongolia to experience 2 full days of the breathtaking Golden Eagle Festival. Meet Kazakh eagle hunters, visit their homes, and learn about their well-preserved traditions and nomadic lifestyle. More information 1 PAX - 4890 USD private tour 2 PAX - 4271 USD per person 3 PAX - 3770 USD per person 4 PAX and more - 3430 USD per person Accommodation: Guests will stay in traditional gers (yurts) with modern comforts, nomadic family homestays, and select ger camps near key attractions. Bedding and basic amenities are provided. Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included throughout the tour. Guests will enjoy authentic Mongolian cuisine, including dairy products, traditional stews, and occasional Mongolian barbecue. Meals may be prepared by local families or camp chefs. Your guide can assist in preparing meals if desired. Transport: Travel is by comfortable, private 4x4 vehicles suitable for both paved and off-road conditions. Long-distance drives are broken into manageable sections with stops for rest and sightseeing. Fitness Requirements: Moderate activity level required. Activities include hiking, camel riding, and horse riding. Horse riding may not be suitable for travelers with knee or back problems. Weather & Clothing: Mongolia’s weather varies greatly. Layered clothing, sturdy walking shoes, sun protection, and warm clothing for evenings are recommended. Cultural Respect: Guests will visit nomadic families and sacred sites. Respect for local traditions, customs, and etiquette is expected. Safety & Guides: Experienced local guides lead all excursions. Guides carry first aid kits and ensure safe and sustainable tourism practices. What to Bring: Passport, camera, personal toiletries, medications. Optional: reusable water bottle, trekking poles, binoculars for wildlife viewing Connectivity: Mobile reception may be limited in remote areas, allowing you to fully immerse in the wilderness experience. Tour Inclusions & Exclusions What's Included: Accommodation: 2 nights in a 3-star h