Mongolia: 3-Day Terelj National Park, Desert & Hot Springs Tour

Meet Terelj National Park,
Deserts, hot springs and the Milky Way

This is a 3-night, 34-day tour that lets you experience Mongolia's exotic and beautiful nature, including the nearby and deep mini Gobi Desert, the 'Elsung Tasar Sea' Desert, the Chengher Hot Springs, and the Terelj National Park.

It will be a private tour for our group only, and a Mongolian local driver will comfortably guide you. You can enjoy camel trekking and sandboarding in the Elsung Tasarhae Desert, also known as the mini Gobi Desert. You can also watch the beautiful sunset in the mini desert. At night, you can make unforgettable memories by observing the twinkling stars and the Milky Way that decorate the sky through the ger experience, the highlight of your Mongolian trip!

You can also take great photos with the Genghis Khan statue, Aryaval Monastery, and Turtle Rock in Terelj National Park as the background, and taste Mongolian traditional food Khorkhog. On the third day of your trip, you can freely relax and enjoy yourself in the Chengher Hot Springs in nature. Wouldn't you like to visit the places that Koreans love the most in Mongolia and stay in the great outdoors for 3 nights and 4 days? You'll probably fall in love with Mongolia's charm!

Mini Gobi Desert, Elsung Tasar Sea Desert

The Elsung Tasar Sea Desert is located about 260km south of Ulaanbaatar and is called a mini desert. It is a desert over 80km long and has a unique charm as it blends in with the grasslands.

The name Elsung Tasar Sea means 'sand break, split sand'. It is a small sand dune in the middle of a grassland, and the sand here is said to be finer and softer than sand from other regions. It is a popular tourist destination where you can enjoy various desert experiences such as camel trekking and sandboarding without having to go to the distant Gobi Desert.

Chenghe Hot Spring, a blue outdoor hot spring with falling stars

In Mongolian, Chengher means 'blue', and Chengher Hot Springs are 'blue hot springs'.

The hot spring water comes down from the mountain, and is a natural mineral water that is good for various skin diseases, skin beauty, and is said to be effective for health recovery, fatigue, and digestion. The experience of watching the stars fall or enjoying an open-air bath under the blue sky and grassland will give you unforgettable memories, and the warm hot spring bath is perfect for relieving fatigue. Freely relieve fatigue and enjoy the hot spring at the camp with an outdoor hot spring in Chenghe Hot Spring!

Terelj National Park, the mecca of Mongolia's great nature

Mongolian Terelj National Park is one of the largest national parks in Mongolia, established in 1992 to preserve and protect Mongolia's natural and cultural heritage.

Terelj National Park has beautiful scenery with wide plains, cliffs, and windswept sand dunes. The area also has a lot of preserved Mongolian gers, traditional portable tents, providing an opportunity to experience Mongolian traditional life and culture.

Here you can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities such as trekking, camping, and safaris, and experience beautiful scenery and interesting biodiversity.

A night in a ger with the Milky Way

A 'ger' is a traditional Mongolian dwelling made of a wooden frame covered with thick fabric woven from animal hair or leather.

A night in a ger will be a special time to experience Mongolia's unique culture firsthand! At night, use the astronomical telescope to observe the beautiful and wonderful Milky Way and stars up close. Seeing the countless stars and the Milky Way decorating the night sky will be an unforgettable memory.

Taste the Mongolian traditional lamb dish, Khorkhog

When talking about representative traditional Mongolian food, you can't leave out khorkhog.

Khorkhokh is a Mongolian dish originally made and served to honored guests or for family events. It is made by adding preheated Mongolian steppe pebbles called 'choto', lamb, vegetables, etc. and cooking them together for about 2 hours. If you travel to Mongolia, you can try Khorkhokh, a traditional dish that you must try at least once. Don't worry if you can't eat lamb! Outdoor samgyeopsal is also prepared as a special dish.