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July 3-11, 1999
2-5 clients $1650 6-12 $1350
Day 1: Arrive Ulaan Baatar, capitol of Mongolia, overnight at Bayangol
Hotel.
Day 2: Full day sightseeing in Ulaan Baatar including Suhkbaatar Square,
Natural History Museum, Zanabazar Art Museum. Overnight Bayangol Hotel.
Day 3:Drive to Terelj National Park 1.5 hours outside of Ulaan Baatar.
Meet local herding families, picnic lunch. Overnight Bayangol Hotel.
Day 4: Early morning flight to Dalanzadgad.
Transfer by local jeep to Yoliin Am valley, famous for perpetual ice and
landscape views. Overnight in ger camp.
Day 5: Drive to Flaming Cliffs (Dinosaur digs), Bayan Zag. Ger camp.
Day 6: Drive to Moltsog Els (sand dunes) visit a camel breeder's family. Ger camp.
Day 7: Fly to UB. Afternoon shopping and sightseeing. Overnight Bayangol Hotel.
Day 8: All day Naadam Festival in Ulaan Baatar including horse racing, archery and wrestling. Evening performance of tradtional music and dance. Bayangol Hotel.
Day 9: Airport transfer and depart for home
The tour will be accompanied by our local guides who speak excellent English. If the group size is 5 and up we provide two local guides so clients have maximum opportunity to interact with the culture and people.
Some important differences about Boojum Expeditions:
- Our US management staff has over 30 years experience in adventure travel.
- Our local staff are young, enthusiastic men and women, college graduates, many of whom have traveled and lived in the US.
- With the exception of visas and airport taxes, our tour package is complete. Our meals all include purified water, beer, tea or soda at no additional charge.
- Our camping gear is first quality and we provide each group with a reference library.
- We tell it like it is. Many local companies paint an unrealistically rosy picture of the travel conditions in Mongolia. While things ARE improving rapidly, Mongolia is still a rustic travel experience.