Day 1. Drive Tsagaan Suvarga - white stupa.

It is the sheer slope and was an old seabed with the sedimentary structure created by millions of years and the different colors of the ground represent different times. The formation is over 50m in its highest point and continues 400 m. There is no clear date of geography research work. Its wall slope looks like an ancient ghost city forms a distance.

Day 2. Drive to Yol Valley- Vulture Valley.

Drive to Yoliin Am – a wonderfully picturesque place surrounded by sheer rocky walls, forming incredible canyons that are the narrow canyon of a river. Only two people can pass in the narrowest part. These areas situated in the Gobi Gurvan Saikhan National Park.

Day 3. Drive Khongor Sand Dune

Drive to Khongor Sand Dunes – one of the most spectacular sand dunes in Mongolia. Dunes of Khongor is known as the « singing sands » and rise from the plain reaching a height of 400 meters high, stretch from East to West over more than 100 km behind the sand dunes we will see the impressive black rocky mass of the Sevrey Mountain. The spectacular dunes bordered by lush green vegetation supported by a small river Khongoriin gol.

Day 4. Drive to Bayanzag-Flaming Cliffs

After breakfast we will drive to Bayanzag - the biggest saxaul forest and Flaming Cliffs, where you will find the paleontology place, when Roy Andrew Chapman discovered fossilized dinosaurs skeleton and eggs in 1920s surrounding landscape is a beautiful combination of rocks and red sand.

Day 5. Drive to Baga Gazariin Chuluu –Rock Formations.

After breakfast we will drive to Baga Gazriin Chuluu. It is a huge granite formation in the middle of the Mongolian sandy plane. At the foot of the formation we will visit the remains of a small monastery named Delgeriin Chior.
End of the afternoon we will drive and hike around in the area. We will visit the picturesque ruins of a small monastery that are hidden in a nice little protected valley. And we will drive and hike to see rock carving or petrography.

Day 6. Drive to Terelj National Park

The third largest protected area in the country, Gorkhi Terelj National Park was established in 1993. The Gorkhi-Terelj National Park borders with the Khan Khentii Strictly Protected Area and receives the largest number of visitors due to its natural setting and proximity to Ulaanbatar. Terelj is named after the Terelj river and is an area of endless slopes and valleys with high-eroded rock formations, mountains covered in dense forests.

Day 7. Back to UB and have lunch on the way