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Mongolia & The Nadaam Festival

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  Mongolia has a
sparce population and
vast open spaces
 
 

The tour starts with
one night in Beijing

 
  Fly to Ulaan Baatar  
  Enjoy sightseeing
in the city, including
Gandan Monastary, . . .
 
  . . . Sukhbaatar
Square, . . .
 
  . . . and the
Heroes'
Monument
 
  Fly to the
South Gobi Desert
 
  Visit the remarkable
Eagle Valley
 
  Stay overnight in
traditional Mongolian gers
 
  Camping
accommodations
with a touch
of class
 
  A typical
ger interior
 
  Drive to the
west through the
Altai Mountains
 
  Hear and see
Khongoryn Els,
the "Singing Dunes"
 
  At Bayanzag
see the red
Flaming Cliffs
 
  One of the small
structures at
Ongi Monastery,
former home to
500 Buddhist monks
 
  Visit a local
camel breeding family
to learn about their
nomadic lifestyle
 
  Karakorum is the
former capital, established
by Genghis Khan
 
  This religious complex spans
over 400 square meters
surrounded by 108 stupas
 
  Get a panoramic
view of the countryside
from atop Khogno Khan
Mountain
 
 

Visit the Mongol
Els sand dunes
located unexpectedly
in the middle of a
great steppe

 
  In the Ovgon Valley,
visit a small monastery
nestled in the cliffs
 
  Travel into Terelj
National Park to see
unique wildlife, . . .
 
  . . . and ride
Mongolian horses
 
  Enjoy a preview
of the Naadam Festival
 
  See archers' skill  
  The festival
higlights colorful
local costumes
and dances
 
  Opening procession
of the Naadam Festival
 
  Wrestlers warming
up before a match
 
  The Festival is a
swirl of exotic
sights and sounds
 
  There is plenty
of free time to
see the events that
interest you most
 
  Mongolia is an
extraordinary country
with fascinating history, . . .
 
  . . . long-standing
traditions, . . .
 
  . . . beautiful
vistas, . . .
 
  . . . welcoming
people, . . .
 
  . . . and endless
horizons