Private Khustain National Park and City Tour in Mongolia
Description
An experienced and reliable English-speaking driver is here to take you on a short city tour and getaway to the Khustai national park. You will visit the Gandan Monastery; the largest and most significant temple in Mongolia. Next, we will leave the city to explore the beautiful national park called Khustai where we will spot many truly wild horses in nature and other wild animals such as marmots, deer, and birds. You will also explore the Moltsog els; glorious sandy Dunes in the heart of the Khustai National Park. I offer excellent service to other beautiful places such as Terelj National Park/Chinggis Khaan's equestrian statue complex, Ulaanbaatar city day tour, Semi-Gobi and Orkhon valley/Erdene-Zuu monastery. You can combine the Khustai travel with all those attractive places for the next few days while you are staying in Mongolia. Please have a look at these travels on the platform. If you tell me your interests, I will combine them into your best consideration and relax.
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Itinerary
The largest and most significant temple in Mongolia. It houses the tallest (26.5 m) indoor statue of Avalokiteśvara. Visit the largest and most significant temple in Mongolia.
Observe and hike truly wild horses that are numbered around 400 at Hustai national park.
You will enjoy visiting a camp that offers a full experience — from traditional meals and scenic hikes to cultural performances and a warm connection with the nomadic lifestyle. This program is available only during the tourist season, from May to September. On select days during the season, you can also witness the 'Besreg Danshig Naadam' (Naadam Festival, minimized show).
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
I will be waiting for you outside the hotel you are staying.
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(4)
I went on a full-day tour to Khustai National Park with my two sons in mid-October. Our guide Brian had made the ride more than pleasant despite the weather conditions. He speaks good English. The explanations in Gangdam Temple were very detailed and interesting. Afterwards we went to the national park where we could observe real wild horses. The whole thing was crowned around noon with a delicious lunch and on the way back with a coffee in Moltsog Els. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Brian again for the beautiful day.
My friend and I only had one day to explore what Mongolia has to offer. Byambaa provided us with an awesome personalized itinerary hitting all the sites we wanted to visit. He picked us up from our hotel right on time. We visited the Chinggis Khaan Statue, where Byambaa gave us an overview of the history of Mongolia and why Mongolians use two different scripts. Then we headed to Terelj National Park and saw Turtle Rock and a Buddhist Temple. I didn’t know anything about Buddhism, but Byambaa was there every step of the way (literally, it was a long walk up!) to teach me. It was fascinating! We headed back to town for lunch at Nomad’s, which was a great way for tourists to try Mongolian food without it being *too* different (especially for my picky friend). And our adventure ended by going in the other direction to visit the wild horses at Khustai National Park, where we saw them up close as the sun set. It was a very long day but Byambaa was a great driver in the crazy traffic and dirt roads, had a lot of great information about all the sites we visited, and was great at time management to keep us on track. Byambaa also picked us up from and dropped us at the airport on other days and he was punctual then, too. We rode in three different cars and they were all spotless and comfortable!
The tour with Brian was very interesting. That was our 2. Booking with him. He always talks a lot about the country, history of Mongolia, Buddhism. Khustanai is fascinating and a unique experience. Thank you, Brian.
We had a great experience in Kustai National Park. It was very exciting to look for the wild horses and find them. Very grateful to our guide for his knowledge. We toured the plains and saw other animals in their natural habitat
