Reception at the airport and transfer to the hotel. Free time to explore the city.

Murun is the capital of Khovsgol Province in northern Mongolia. It is located near the southern tip of Lake Khovsgol, one of Mongolia's largest freshwater lakes. The city is a key administrative and economic center for the region, providing essential services and facilities to the surrounding rural areas. Murun is known for its proximity to natural attractions, including picturesque Lake Khovsgol and the surrounding mountains, making it a popular destination for tourists seeking outdoor adventures. The city combines traditional Mongolian culture with modern influences, with local markets, cultural sites, and rapidly expanding infrastructure to meet the needs of its population and visitors.

Overnight at the hotel.

Snowmobile discovery tour along the trail

Passing through the Toomyn and Öl passes and the Ulaan-uul Sum region Jargant Lodge

Overnight stay at Jargant Lodge

A magical river with living plants that never freeze, even when winter temperatures reach -50°C.

Embark on a day trip to admire the region's unique natural beauty.

The snowmobile ride

Life in the taiga is unique, nature is untouched, making it one of Mongolia's most famous destinations. Due to their relationship with nature, shamanism is the main belief system. This is why the most famous shamans are found among the Tsaatans.

The reindeer-herding Mongols, or Tsaatans, a disappearing nomadic tribe living deep in the taiga of northern Mongolia, are one of the last groups of nomadic reindeer herders in the world.

Approximately 400 Dukhas, divided into 70 to 80 families, live in communities, usually consisting of two to seven households.

The home of a Tsaatan family in the eastern taiga—an opportunity to discover the culture and way of life of the Tsaatan.

Snowmobile ride

Overnight at Jargant Lodge

Ar Bogd Gorge – A site with magnificent formations in the Darhad Basin.

Picturesque sites near the Khordol Sairdag ridge.

Snowmobile ride.

Overnight stay at tourist camp.

The Ice Festival is held every year. Discover Lake Khovsgol, nicknamed “the blue pearl of Mongolia” or “little Baikal,” during this traditional festival. Ice sculptures, wrestling and skating competitions, horse-drawn sleigh races, and traditional arts performances. Experience Mongolian hospitality, combining friendliness and tradition, around the warm stove of a yurt or the teepee of a family of reindeer herders, the Tsaatans.

Domestic flight from Murun to Ulaanbaatar

Built in 2008, the 40-meter-high complex of equestrian statues of Genghis Khan (Chinggis Khan) in Tsonjun Boldog has quickly become one of Mongolia's must-see attractions. The imposing statue on the banks of the Tuul River, with Terelj National Park in the background, offers a majestic setting and a sight not to be missed.

Genghis Khan on horseback currently holds the record for the tallest equestrian statue in the world. Visitors can climb to the top of the horse's head to get a closer look at the khan himself and admire the beautiful landscape of Tsonjin Boldog and the Tuul River.

At the foot of the statue, you will find the visitor center, which houses a huge two-story traditional Mongolian boot, a 5-meter sword, an archaeological museum, a small souvenir shop, and a restaurant.

Airport transfer