
1-Day Adventure
$150 per person
- 1 to 6 travelers on each departure
- About 11 hours, with a moderate forest hike
- Set dates, May to September 2027
- See how many seats are open for every day
Private Tours & Tailor made Adventures in Central Mongolia
Discover the landscapes, nomadic culture, and hidden gems of the Orkhon Valley on a private journey designed around your interests, schedule, and travel style.Choose from 1–7 day adventures by car, horseback, or on foot. Travel with your family or friends, explore at your own pace, and customize your itinerary to make the most of your time in Mongolia. Based in Kharkhorin, we help you experience the Orkhon Valley in a more personal and flexible way.
Our trips
Join a small group for a day or a long weekend, or build a trip that is entirely your own.

$150 per person

$450 per person

from $150 per person / day
1-Day Adventure · 2027
$150 per person. Each departure takes 1 to 6 travelers, and you can see exactly how many seats are still open.
3 Days / 2 Nights · 2027
$450 per person. Up to 6 travelers join each departure.
What's included
No separate bills for food or camping gear. We bring it all.
Food is on us, from the first day to the last.
Tents and all the equipment you need are supplied.
An experienced, English-speaking guide travels with you.
Group departures are capped at 6 travelers.
Pack light: outdoor clothes, long pants and closed shoes for riding, a rain jacket and your own toiletries.
Personal expenses, alcoholic drinks, travel insurance, and any extra activities or services that are not in the itinerary.
All prices are in US dollars, and payment is by transfer to our USD account, so there is nothing to exchange into Mongolian tugrik.
Real trips, real people
Every photo and video here was taken on our own trips, not stock images.
Where we go
The Orkhon Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage site, where waterfalls, forest lakes and historic monasteries sit close together.

Ulaan Tsutgalan, where the river drops around 20 metres into a basalt gorge.
Photo: Josep Renalias, CC BY 4.0

The "Eight Lakes", formed by ancient volcanic activity high in the Khangai Mountains.
Photo: Sergio Tittarini, CC BY 2.0

Founded in 1585, Mongolia's oldest surviving Buddhist monastery, ringed by 108 white stupas.
Photo: Bernard Gagnon, CC0

Site of Karakorum, the 13th-century capital of the Mongol Empire. Stone turtles still mark the old city.
Photo: Gyula Péter, CC BY 3.0

A hilltop hermitage founded in 1653 by Zanabazar, reached by a trail through the forest.
Photo: Mongolia Expeditions, CC BY 3.0
Find us
Our 1-Day and 3 Days / 2 Nights trips start and end here. If you have a question before you book, write to us on WhatsApp or Instagram, or send an email.