Mongolia Tour Packages

Mongolia is a landlocked country in East Asia. Its area is roughly equivalent with the historical territory of Outer Mongolia, and that term is sometimes used to refer to the current state. Swastik holiday also provide Mangolia theme packages like Mangolia honeymoon packages, Mangolia family packages, Mangolia adventure packages etc.

Tour Packages to Mongolia

Mongolia is often known as the “land of blue skies”. It is all surrounded by sea to the east, west, and south bordered to China while the north is bordered to Russia. If you are planning a holiday in Mongolia then this piece is just crafted for you.

Mongolia Holiday Packages

The chief language spoken here is Mongolia and the capital is Ulaanbaatar where 45% of country’s population resides. Since July and August are the peak months to travel Mongolia it is advised to book their booking and magnolia tour packages with Swastik Holiday well in advance.

Top Places To Visit in Mongolia

Here are top places that you should check out before exploring holiday packages to Mongolia.

1. Karakorum

It is set between top undulating green hills and stony ridges of the Orkhan valley, the fabled ancient city of Karakorum is now stuff myths and legend. But to it is the most beautiful places in the whole of Mongolia and people visit here to see the footmarks renowned totemic figures like Genghis Khan and to explore interesting Buddhist monasteries as well.

2. Terelj National Park

The rising peaks and ochre-hued ridges of the Gorkhi-tereji National park should their way above the horizon just north of Ulaanbaatar's concrete sprawl.

The reserve represents one of the most accessible examples of Mongolia Backcountry with pine-studded mountain valleys and sculpted rock formations all peppering the vistas.

3. Lake Khovsgol

A great dash that hides between shale peaks and rocky foothills of the Sayan Mountains, lake khovsgol is the second-largest body in the whole of Mongolia. This filters down from the Russian border in the streak of deep blue, its grassy way to pebble coves where you can relax and have a good time with your loved ones and family. The whole site is encompassed by a national park, which was instituted to protect the waters here. And what is most interesting is that the lake has waters that requires no treatment and the geological history of the spot goes back a whopping two million years.

4. Altai Tavan Bogd National Park

Its bar way to Siberia and snow-dusted Xinjiang with a series of more than five rugged parks that rise to an altitude of 4,000 meters above the sea. Hardy creatures create to make their home here in the form of hoofed ibexes and Tuvan nomad tribespeople. The reserve is also known for its ancient petroglyphs and mysterious Turkic sculptures.

5. Orkhon valley

Once it was home to great khans and epicenter that fueled the Mongol Across Asia and Europe, the Orkhon valley has been trodden by totemic names like Genghis and Kublai. Today the rich history is tagged with UNESCO Heritage Tag that also celebrates the deeper traditions of nomad living and is still seen today when white fabric yurts pop up between the gallery pines.

6. Khustain Nuru National Park-

If you consider yourself lucky then you will spot some of the uber-rare Dzungarian horses walking up the grass and rock-ribbed khustain national park. These are the most beautiful steppe and are known to reside below the rising peaks close to Ulbaantaar. Once you have paid the meager entrance fee, be sure to hit the managed walking routes or opt for heart-warming 4x4 hills over the peaks and troughs.

7. Ulbaantaar

With its sterile concrete sprawl and reflective glass scrapers and endless soviet-style blocks and it is pretty much you should explore Mongolia more. But there’s a certain crude charm to be found below the bright lights too whether it's in the 19th century The palace of bogad khan was built by Mongolian masters.

8. Khangai Nuru National Park

Not to be confused with its similarly named brother to the west- the khustain national park this area of huge land in the depths of Orkhon valley is one of the largest in the nation and it hardly comes to the closeness of the gobi. It’s quintessential steppe from beginning to the end.

What you would explore here?

• You will see the sweeping grasslands rise and fall out into the distance.
• You will ride horses with nomads and sleep in traditional yurt villages as fire crackles nearby.
• You can take assistance from our guides related to exploring Mongolia.

9. Erdenet

You might have heard about the legendary archers of Erdenet, who are famous throughout the steppe for their quick aim and accuracy. What you would know is that their home is one the few built-up, urban spots in Mongolia and with 75,000 people, the second largest town hall overall. Today it is clean and well developed and has bundle of gardens and museums and access to the mysterious Buddhist shrines of amarbayasgalant monastery to the northeast.

10. Moron

It’s not easy to write Moron off as the gateway to lake khovsgol and popular summertime pastures of the northern steppe. And while it’s true that is provincial the city certainly deals with a fair share of passing tourists on their way to beautiful attractions and it got beautiful scenes of its own.

How to Reach Mongolia?

The principal way to reach Mongolia is by either flight or by train as well. flights run all the year-round national carrier MIAT Mongolian Airlines to Europe Berlin via Moscow, and some additional flights are scheduled to Osaka and Nagoya during summers.