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On November 28, 2025
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Overview
- Duration:5 days 4 nights
- Travelers:1 - 8 guests
- Tour Type:Package tour
- Language:English, Korean, Turkish
The Altai Tavan Bogd National Park is truly a must-see place in Mongolia. Altai Taiga Team offers you a short Altai Tavan Bogd Tour where you can see the main highlights of the national park.
The tour itinerary was designed to allow you to see the most sights in a short amount of time. The tour will start and end in Olgii.
This is a package tour with a local support team. Also, the tour itinerary includes trekking on horses and visiting a nomadic eagle hunter’s family. Come and enjoy the gorgeous Mongolian Altai!
The tour itinerary was designed to allow you to see the most sights in a short amount of time. The tour will start and end in Olgii.
This is a package tour with a local support team. Also, the tour itinerary includes trekking on horses and visiting a nomadic eagle hunter’s family. Come and enjoy the gorgeous Mongolian Altai!
Highlights
- Day 1: Arrive in Olgii
- Day 2: Hourseback trekking to the base camp
- Day 3: Climb to Malchin peak (4051m / 13290ft)
- Day 4: Horseback trek to White River Valley
- Day 5: Departure
Includes/Excludes
- Domestic flight tickets round trip
- All accommodation: traditional yurt
- All transportation /+Fuel/
- Local driver
- English-speaking tour guide
- Expedition cook
- Eat & Drink (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Bottled water and snacks)
- All Camping & Cooking equipment
- Stay at eagle hunter’s family
- Invitation Letter for Visa
- Pick-up and drop-off services
- National Park permits and all fees during the trip.
- International airfare
- Personal needs
- Alcohol drinks
- Excess baggage fee (15 kg domestic flights )
- Travel Insurance
- Gratitude
Cancellation policy
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
Itinerary
Expand allDay 1: Arrive in Olgii
Our Altai taiga team will meet you at the Olgii airport. The Bayan-Olgii province is famous for the magnificent Altai Mountains and nomadic eagle hunters.
During the trip, you will be guided by a local English-speaking guide, an experienced car driver, and an expedition cook. Drive to the Altai Tavan Bogd National Park. Arrive at White River Valley, which is the South entrance of the national park.
Accommodation: Stay overnight in a tent
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Total drive: 6 hours more/less
Day 2: Hourseback trekking to the base camp
After having breakfast, we will pack all our baggage and go up to the base camp. All baggage will be transported by camels, and local herders will support us with their camels and horses.
Enjoy your horse trekking. Before the horse ride, our guide will explain some instructions for the local horses, just to be safe. The Base Camp is one of the most beautiful camping sites in Mongolia.
Here you have an opportunity to enjoy a panoramic view of the Altai Mountains, which includes the highest peak and the Potanin glacier.
Accommodation: Stay overnight in a tent
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Total horse trekking: 5 hours
Day 3: Climb to Malchin peak (4051m / 13290ft)
The name of Altai Tavan Bogd means “Saint Five Peaks,” and Malchin Peak is the lowest one. And it is possible to climb up without any special climbing equipment.
The mountain is also famous for its location right on the border between Russia and Mongolia.
Enjoy the breathtaking view of the surroundings. But, in case of bad weather, we can offer you to explore the Potanin glacier as an alternative option. Hike back to the base camp.
Accommodation: Stay overnight in a tent
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Total trekking: 6-7 hours
Day 4: Horseback trek to White River Valley
This is the north entrance of the national park. All baggage will be transported by camels. The total trek takes around 4 hours. Arrive at White River Valley, where the vehicles will be waiting for you.
Switch to the cars and drive to the nomadic eagle hunter’s family. Explore more about eagle hunting cultures and the ancient traditions of nomads. Drive further to Olgii and transfer to the hotel. Dinner at the restaurant.
Accommodation: Stay overnight in a hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Horse trekking: 4 hours
Total drive: 5-6 hours
Day 5: Departure
In the morning, we will drop you off at the airport. End of the trip.
Thank you for coming!
Meals: Breakfast
Tour maps
Open in Google MapsFrequently asked questions
Is Altai worth visiting?
Absolutely. Altai is one of the most picturesque and unspoiled regions in Central Asia. It offers stunning mountains, glaciers, lakes, rivers, wide valleys, and real wilderness. You’ll also find small villages, eco-camps, hotels, and improving road infrastructure. It’s perfect for travelers who love nature, adventure, and authentic cultural experiences.
How many days are ideal for a Mongolia trip?
To truly experience Mongolia, 14 days (two weeks) is recommended.
This allows you to:
Explore the Gobi Desert
Visit historical sites related to Genghis Khan
Discover beautiful lakes
Experience nomadic culture
Travel through mountains and national parks
Shorter trips are possible, but two weeks gives a deeper experience.
This allows you to:
Explore the Gobi Desert
Visit historical sites related to Genghis Khan
Discover beautiful lakes
Experience nomadic culture
Travel through mountains and national parks
Shorter trips are possible, but two weeks gives a deeper experience.
What is the most beautiful mountain in Mongolia?
Top 3 most beautiful and sacred mountains:
Altai Tavan Bogd – Snow-capped, sacred to Mongolians, Kazakhs, and Tuvans, with glaciers and dramatic landscapes
Bogd Khan Mountain – One of the oldest protected mountains in the world
Burkhan Khaldun – A holy mountain associated with Genghis Khan
Among them, Altai Tavan Bogd is often considered the most spectacular.
Altai Tavan Bogd – Snow-capped, sacred to Mongolians, Kazakhs, and Tuvans, with glaciers and dramatic landscapes
Bogd Khan Mountain – One of the oldest protected mountains in the world
Burkhan Khaldun – A holy mountain associated with Genghis Khan
Among them, Altai Tavan Bogd is often considered the most spectacular.
What is there to do in the Altai Mountains?
Altai offers a wide range of activities:
Trekking and hiking
Off-road adventures
Rafting and kayaking
Horse trekking
Camping in wilderness
Skiing and snow activities
Wildlife photography
Cultural tours with Kazakh and Tuvan communities
Many areas are protected as UNESCO World Natural Heritage sites.
Trekking and hiking
Off-road adventures
Rafting and kayaking
Horse trekking
Camping in wilderness
Skiing and snow activities
Wildlife photography
Cultural tours with Kazakh and Tuvan communities
Many areas are protected as UNESCO World Natural Heritage sites.
Are there bears in the Altai Mountains?
Yes. The East Siberian brown bear lives in the Altai region.
Other wildlife includes:
Snow leopards
Wolves
Ibex
Argali sheep
Golden eagles
Altai is one of the richest wildlife habitats in Central Asia.
Other wildlife includes:
Snow leopards
Wolves
Ibex
Argali sheep
Golden eagles
Altai is one of the richest wildlife habitats in Central Asia.
Extra Services
Airport transfers
Airport pickup and drop-off for a smooth, hassle-free start and end to your tour.
$30.00/person
Photography
Perfect for photography lovers, with stunning Altai Mountains, glaciers, wildlife, and nomadic life.
$22.00/package
Souvenir package
Receive a special souvenir to commemorate your tour.
$30.00/package
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On May 26, 2025
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