We’ll pick you up from your accommodation and drive to the Genghis Khan Horse statue, which will take about an hour. The Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue, part of the Genghis Khan Statue Complex, stands at a towering 40 meters, making it the world’s tallest equestrian statue. Visitors can walk through the horse’s chest and neck to reach the head, offering a breathtaking panoramic view. Additionally, we’ll visit the small museum downstairs to learn about the history of the Ancient Mongol Empire.After lunch at Terelj National Park, we’ll begin our cycling journey to visit a nomadic family living in the heart of the park. The ride will take approximately 3-4 hours. Upon arrival, the family will warmly welcome us, showcasing the renowned hospitality of the locals. During our stay, we’ll have the opportunity to experience their daily life firsthand. Overnight accommodations will be in a traditional Mongolian ger.(L/D)

You’ll also have the chance to experience the daily life of a local family, including activities like milking cows. After bidding farewell to the family, we’ll embark on a cycling journey to the next destination, where we’ll meet the local horse crew. Following lunch, we’ll begin our horse trekking adventure to Turtle Rock and Ariabal Monastery.  Turtle Rock, a renowned sightseeing destination, is a massive rock formation sculpted over centuries by wind and rain. It sits just off the main road leading into the park.Nestled on a mountainside surrounded by larches and granite cliffs, Ariabal Monastery offers a peaceful and scenic retreat. On the way to the temple, you’ll cross a small wooden bridge marked with a sign reading, “The bridge that leads beyond wisdom.” The main temple is dedicated to the Kalachakra philosophy, also known as the “Wheel of Time.” Inside, you’ll find a thangka depicting the legend of Shambhala, a Kalachakra mandala, and various artifacts associated with this profound philosophy. The ground floor of the temple houses the “Gallery of Buddhist Philosophy,” featuring 220 original paintings by the artist Bayantsagaan, each illustrating different Buddhist beliefs and teachings. Above the temple, perched on the hill, is a newly carved Buddha sculpture etched into the rock face. At the summit of the cliffs, there’s a meditation hut offering solitude and breathtaking views. As you climb to the temple, you’ll be rewarded with stunning panoramic views of the national park. After exploring the monastery, we’ll drive back to Ulaanbaatar—a journey of approximately 1-2 hours, depending on traffic.(B/L/D)