After breakfast we drive to Elsen Tasarhai sand dunes through the green grassland; arrive at the stunning sand dunes, streams and rocky mountains, hiking around. Together this presents a unique combination of Mongolian mountains, forests and Gobi-type landscape in one location. See nomadic  lifestyle and do camel riding. It feels like in the Gobi Desert, and you can hike in the sand dunes.  Overnight stay  in a ger camp. (B,L,D)

In the morning we drive to Kharkhorin. Kharkhorin  was a capital of Mongolian Great Empire of Chingis Khaan in the 13th century. Now it is one of the biggest soum of Mongolia and there are some popular visitors` spots, including ancient Erdenezuu monastery, Kharhorin museum and Turtle Rock.  Erdenezuu monastery was established in 1586 and has been a protected  since 1944. In previous times the grounds held over 60 temples with 10,000 monks using them for their daily worship. Hiking in the Great King`s monument hill where you can see over the Orkhon Valley. The Orkhon Valley covering an area of 1,220 square kilometers (470 sq. miles) is one of the most important cultural regions in the world and was recognized by the UNESCO World Heritage as a cultural landscape in 2004. Overnight stay in a ger  camp. (B,L,D)

Early morning we drive to Khorgo Terkh National park. This large placid lake is ringed by sandy beaches. There are a number of ger camps  around the lake, but camping is also very easy because of the sheer quantity of ideal sites to pitch up. The lake lends itself to swimming and is reportedly good for fishing, but the fish here are harder to catch than in other areas. The lake has volcanic origins, something that is easy to figure out by the trail of solidified lava formations leading from the lake to the nearby Khorgo Uul volcano. The volcano is worth climbing if only to walk around the crater it is easy to hire a horse and ride it up the volcano, which also gives you the chance to visit of the more interesting lava formations on your way, or cars can be driven almost to the visit almost to the to the summit. Khorgo volcano is a dead volcano covered with basalt lying to the east of the lake Terkhiin Tsagaan lake. There are interesting bubbles of solidified lava, named “basalt ger” and it is possible to visit yak herders in this area. Overnight stay  in a ger camp. (B,L,D)

Today we have a day trip to Taihar Rock which lies 20 km northwest of the nearest large town, Tsetserleg, by road. The area around the formation is home to an ancient writings and paintings. Geologically, the rock was separated by Tamir river systems in millions years from the north side of the mountain. Mysterious Taihar  Rock stands not far from Tsetserleg town. The rock is steep-sided pinnacles of granite with a height of 25 meters. It rises abruptly from the flat grassland in the basin of Tamir River. Locals worship the rock as a deity. There is no common agreement amongst geologists about the origin of this puzzling phenomenon, and it remains an enigma.Freshwater river, the rock of a thousand legends, dead volcano and relaxable nature are a nature lover`s paradise. Overnight stay  in a ger  camp. (B,L,D)

After lunch we drive to Hustai National Park. We will make our way to the Hustai Ger Camp on the northern borderline of the Hustai. In the late afternoon or evening we will take a game drive with a high probability of seeing some of the free roaming herds of the takhi. During the day they usually stay high in the mountains and are rather difficult to see, whereas very early and late in the day they usually come down into the valleys for water and to graze. Overnight stay  in a ger camp. (B,L,D)

Today we return to Ulaanbaatar. After breakfast drive to Ulaanbaatar and transfer to the hotel. In the evening, enjoy a traditional folklore concert with the magical Tumen Ekh ensemble. Farewell dinner. Overnight stay in a hotel. (B,L,D)

You are transferred to the train station or airport after breakfast.(B)