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8-day 7-night Gobi Desert Tour of Mongolia
The thought of the Gobi Desert stirs up images of sand dunes in people’s heads, but only about 3% of the Gobi is actual sand dunes whilst most of the terrain is flat with gravel and low vegetation. Though not as populous as other parts of Mongolia, there are nomadic families who live here tending to their livestock including two-humped Bactrian camels beside their herds of sheep, goats, and horses. The Gobi region was once a flourishing ecosystem that supported many types of lifeforms including dinosaurs confirmed by the abundance of fossil discoveries. Experience highlights of the Gobi, including the Lammergeier’s valley – an oasis in the middle of the desert teeming with wildlife, Singing Sands – spectacular stretch of sand dunes, Flaming Cliffs – where an American explorer named Roy Chapman Andrews discovered the first recorded fossilized dinosaur eggs in the 1920s, and other interesting sights.
7-day Kyrgyzstan Tour
Starting at Manas International Airport we visit Ala Archa gorge. The Ala Archa gorge is on a spur of the Tien Shan mountain range, 45 km from Bishkek. Then we do a guided tour of Bishkek including Duboviy Park, Central Ala-Too Square, Old Square, National Philharmonic. Then on to Chon Kemin gorge. On route you will visit Burana Tower (an 11th century minaret) and the open air museum of Balbals. The following day we drive to the celestial Issyk Kul Lake, the second largest alpine lake in the world, finally arriving at Karakol town. We also visit the petroglyphs and Dungan mosque, followed by the visit of an old wooden Orthodox Church. We also visit Jeti Oguz gorge, famous for the red rock formations called the Seven Bulls, Broken Heart Mountain, then Bokonbaeva village. Next morning we start our drive to the second largest lake in Kyrgyzstan – Son Kul Lake, the highest alpine lake in Kyrgyzstan. Overnight we spend in nomadic collapsible dwellings called yurts. We visit Kochkor village where you will spend some time seeing how our national felt carpets are produced.
8-day Serengeti Wildebeest Migration Safari
Serengeti tours include regular sightings of the “big five” game (elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino). Tanzania also has Kilimanjaro National Park, home to Africa’s highest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro and Ngorongoro Crater which offers spectacular time to witness game roaming in the wilds.
7-day Mongolia Tour
Arrive at Ulaanbaatar. Start with a city tour visiting Gandan monastery, Sukhbaatar main square, Bogd Jabzan Damba Hutagt VIII, Zaisan Memorial, Museum of Dinosaurs. Next day fly to Dalanzadgad city to stay at a ger camp in the Gobi Desert. Trekking camel and horse-riding tours are available to the valley. The following day we visit Khongoryn Dunes, the biggest sand dunes in all Asia. We will also see the Khongurun River flowing along the sand dunes and oases. A visit to the Land of Dinosaurs (The Flaming Cliffs) is on the cards for the following day. Bayan Zag (Rich with Saxaul) is famed for its’ red sandstone cliffs, sculptural Saxaul trees grow in the arid rocky soil. Recognized as one of the world’s largest dinosaur graveyards. We also visit the Ongiin Monastery, formerly one of the largest monasteries in Mongolia founded in 1660. Next we go to Khar Khorum Chinggis Khaan’s fabled city, founded in 1220 in the Orkhon valley, at the crossroads of the Silk Road. It was from there that the Mongol Empire governed, until Khubilai Khaan moved it to Beijing. Another day has us visit Hustai National Park. Finally, we return to Ulaanbaatar for the flight home.