6 Nights / 7 Days Train Journey & Khuvsgul Tour Program
Route: Ulaanbaatar – Erdenet (Train) – Khuvsgul (Jankhai area) – Erdenet (Train) – Terelj National Park – Ulaanbaatar
Note: The journey between Ulaanbaatar ↔ Erdenet is by train.
🗓 Day 1: Ulaanbaatar – Erdenet (Train Journey)
Transfer to the railway station in Ulaanbaatar and take a train to Erdenet. Enjoy the scenic rail journey through northern Mongolia. Upon arrival, transfer to your accommodation.
Overnight: Hotel or ger camp in Erdenet
🗓 Day 2: Erdenet – Khuvsgul (Jankhai Area)
Drive from Erdenet toward Khuvsgul region, reaching the Jankhai area near Khuvsgul Lake. Experience the fresh air, forests, and peaceful atmosphere of northern Mongolia.
Overnight: Ger camp near Khuvsgul (Jankhai)
🗓 Day 3: Khuvsgul (Jankhai Area)
Full day in the Khuvsgul region. Enjoy free time to relax by the lake, explore the surrounding nature, and experience local nomadic life.
Overnight: Ger camp near Khuvsgul (Jankhai)
🗓 Day 4: Khuvsgul – Erdenet
Return drive from Khuvsgul (Jankhai area) to Erdenet. Free time upon arrival.
Overnight: Hotel or ger camp in Erdenet
🗓 Day 5: Erdenet – Ulaanbaatar (Train Journey)
🚆 Train journey from Erdenet to Ulaanbaatar.
Activities for this day are currently open and can be planned according to your preferences.
Overnight: Hotel in Ulaanbaatar
🗓 Day 6: Ulaanbaatar – Terelj National Park (Horse Riding)
Drive to Terelj National Park, one of the most beautiful natural areas near the capital. Enjoy a horse riding experience, visit Turtle Rock, and explore the scenic valley.
Overnight: Ger camp in Terelj National Park
🗓 Day 7: Terelj – Ulaanbaatar
After breakfast, return to Ulaanbaatar. Transfer to your hotel or the airport. Tour concludes.
📌 The itinerary can be customized in consultation with your guide.





Tour Details

Ulaanbaatar city to Erdenet province
/7 hours/ train
The third largest city in Mongolia
Lake Khövsgöl, also known as the Khövsgöl Sea, is the oldest and deepest freshwater lake in Mongolia. It is over two million years old and is rich in legends, history, and cultural heritage. Geological and Natural History Lake Khövsgöl is located in the northern part of Mongolia, at an elevation of 1,645 meters above sea level. It is one of the 17 ancient lakes in the world, with its formation estimated at more than two million years ago. Like Lake Baikal, it is an extremely fragile ecosystem, naturally renewing itself only once every 500 years.
The surrounding Khövsgöl Mountains, formed by ancient glaciation, play a vital role in preserving the lake’s exceptional water purity. Lake Khövsgöl contains approximately 75% of Mongolia’s freshwater resources and about 0.5% of the world’s freshwater, making it one of the most significant freshwater ecosystems on Earth.
A total of 46 rivers and streams flow into the lake, while only one river, the Egiin Gol, flows out, connecting Lake Khövsgöl to the Selenge River and eventually to Lake Baikal.
The local ecology is unique, as the area lies within a transition zone between the Siberian taiga forest and the Central Asian steppe. This geographical position supports rich biodiversity and helps maintain the lake’s pristine freshwater quality.

Erdenet province to Ulaanbaatar city
/7 hours/ train
The third largest city in Mongolia

Ulaanbaatar City – The Heart of Mongolia
Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia, is the country’s cultural, political, and economic center. Located in the Tuul River valley and surrounded by four sacred mountains, the city blends ancient nomadic traditions with modern urban life. Visitors can explore historical sites such as Gandan Monastery, the National Museum of Mongolia, and Sukhbaatar Square, while enjoying vibrant cafes, art galleries, and local markets.

Ulaanbaatar is also the main gateway to Mongolia’s vast steppes, deserts, and national parks, making it an essential starting point for any journey across the country.
Gorkhi Terelj National Park is located 65 km northeast of Ulaanbaatar by paved road. High granite stone mountains with forest-covered northern slopes, multitudes of wildflower meadows along with the spectacular shape rocks formed by wind is a favorite scenery for the visitors. Fast-flowing rivers and streams make the national park more beautiful.

Ulaanbaatar City – The Heart of Mongolia
Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia, is the country’s cultural, political, and economic center. Located in the Tuul River valley and surrounded by four sacred mountains, the city blends ancient nomadic traditions with modern urban life. Visitors can explore historical sites such as Gandan Monastery, the National Museum of Mongolia, and Sukhbaatar Square, while enjoying vibrant cafes, art galleries, and local markets.

Ulaanbaatar is also the main gateway to Mongolia’s vast steppes, deserts, and national parks, making it an essential starting point for any journey across the country.
Price
1540$
1 – 3 People
1120$
3 – 6 People
980$
7 – 8 People
Cost: per person.
Bonus — will be returned upon departure.
Bonus items:
- 1 travel blanket
- 7GB SIM card per person
- 1 warm shawl
- 1 inflatable air pillow
- 1 ground sleeping mat per group
- 1 flashlight per group
Included in the tour price: accommodation, meals, transport…
Included in the price:
- Accommodation in camps, ger camps, and hotels
- Three meals per day during the tour (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
- One horse riding experience during the tour
- One camel riding experience during the tour
- Airport pick-up or drop-off service (one included)
- Driver and guide salaries
- Vehicle rental
- Fuel and oil expenses
- Road fees, entrance tickets, and other charges
- 1–2 liters of clean drinking water per person per day
Not Included
Not Included :
Alcohol (vodka, beer, wine)
Soft drinks
Cigarettes
Other personal expenses
Important Notice
Important Notice :
- If you cancel within 3 days after confirming your booking, the 10% deposit is non-refundable. If full payment (100%) has been made, the remaining 90% will be refunded.
- If you cancel within 7 days, 50% will be refunded.
- If you cancel after 7 days, no refund will be provided.


