This morning, you will meet your guide and driver at your hotel at 9 am and head to Hustai National Park, home to the world's last wild horse, Takhi, which has never been domesticated. Following check-in and lunch at the Tourist camp, we will tour the small Ger information center, which displays detailed information about the last genuinely wild horses. Next, head to the southern valley of Ungut Mountain within the national park to observe the Ungut, a man stone complex that dates from the 6th to 8th centuries AD. You will also observe the horses in their natural environment. There is a significant chance to capture images of these furious horses. Then, go to your host nomadic family – immerse yourself in nomadic living and savor dairy delicacies.

Accommodation:ger guesthouse

Meals:Lunch, Dinner

At 9:00 am, set off for Terelj National Park, the closest and most stunning attraction near the capital, Ulaanbaatar. Post-lunch, we will visit the national park and view Turtle Rock - the emblem of the National Park. Feel free to climb the rock if you'd like, and also check out the Ariyabal meditation temple. Upon arriving at the temple and standing atop the hill, you will be delighted by the entire park’s scenery.

Accommodation:Ger camp

Meals:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

In the morning, we will head back to Ulaanbaatar. Visit the "Genghis Khan Statue Complex" on the way, home to the largest equestrian statue globally, standing at 40 meters tall. Upon reaching Ulaanbaatar, explore Zaisan Memorial Hill, a well-known tourist site and one of the main attractions of Ulaanbaatar due to the stunning vistas it provides of the city. Following lunch at a good nearby restaurant, we will visit Sukhbaatar Square, located in the city center and bordered by significant structures including the government palace, banks, theaters, and the post office. Moved to your hotel and concluded service

Accommodation:None

Meals:Breakfast, Lunch

Day 3: Ulaanbaatar Tour

Day 2: Terelj

Day 1: Hustai National Park