Lake Khövsgöl Journey
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Lake Khövsgöl Journey

10 Days Small group · avg 6–10 June – August Easy

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$2,800 / person

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Tour Highlights

Accommodation

Lakeshore ger camps

Activities

Boating, horseback, hiking

Group Size

Small group · avg 6–10

Guide

English-speaking local guide

Terrain

Alpine lake, taiga forest

Meals

All meals included

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day 1Ulaanbaatar
Ulaanbaatar

Arrival, welcome dinner with your guide. Evening briefing before the journey north.

Day 2Fly to Mörön

Morning flight to Mörön, then drive through open valleys toward the lake basin.

Day 3Khatgal Village

Arrive at the southern gateway to Khövsgöl and settle into your lakeshore ger camp.

Day 4Khövsgöl Lakeshore

Full day by the "Blue Pearl of Asia" — swimming, kayaking, and shoreline walks.

Day 5Tsaatan Reindeer Herders

Visit a Tsaatan reindeer-herding community in the northern taiga, if seasonal access allows.

Day 6Horseback Along the Shore

A full day in the saddle tracing the lake's western edge through larch forest.

Day 7Boat Excursion

Cross the lake by boat to a remote wildflower valley for a picnic lunch.

Day 8Nomadic Family Homestay

Overnight with a local herding family — milking, felt-making, and shared meals.

Day 9Return to Mörön

Scenic drive back through the valley, with stops at reindeer-antler shrines and cairns.

Day 10Ulaanbaatar

Afternoon flight back to the capital. Farewell dinner before your onward flight.

Included

  • Domestic flight + 4WD vehicles + traditional boat
  • 9 nights in ger camps & homestay
  • All meals as listed in the itinerary
  • Certified Mongolian-English speaking guide
  • Boat excursion & horseback riding (full day)
  • National park entrance fees and permits

Not Included

  • International flights
  • Travel insurance (mandatory)
  • Personal spending & souvenirs
  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Optional activities (e.g. hot air balloon)
  • Tips for guides and drivers

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Start DateAvailabilityPrice
Jun 12, 202710 DaysAvailable$2,800
Jul 3, 202710 Days3 spots left$2,800
Jul 24, 202710 DaysAvailable$2,800
Aug 14, 202710 DaysAvailable$2,800

Good to Know

Before You Travel to Mongolia

Important information for international visitors. Your guide will brief you on arrival, but please read this before you book.

Visa & Passport

  • Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after arrival.
  • Many nationalities can enter visa-free, but rules change — check with a Mongolian embassy before booking.
  • Staying longer than 30 days? Register with the Immigration Agency within 7 days of arrival.

Money

  • The local currency is the Mongolian tögrög (MNT).
  • Cards are widely accepted in Ulaanbaatar; carry cash for the countryside, where ATMs are rare.
  • Exchange money in the city before heading out.

Weather & Packing

  • Hot days and cold nights — even in summer, temperatures in the Gobi and mountains can fall close to freezing.
  • Pack layers, a warm jacket, sun protection and sturdy walking shoes.
  • Weather can change quickly; your guide may adjust the day's plan for safety.

Health & Safety

  • Travel insurance with medical evacuation cover is mandatory on all our tours.
  • Medical facilities outside Ulaanbaatar are limited — bring any personal medication you need.
  • Drink bottled or boiled water only.

On the Road

  • Expect long drives on unpaved roads — days can be bumpy and dusty.
  • Bring motion-sickness tablets if you need them.
  • Ger camps usually have shared bathrooms; facilities are simpler in remote areas.

Phone & Power

  • Buy a local SIM at the airport or in the city; signal can be weak or absent in remote areas.
  • Mongolia uses 220V with Type C and E plugs.
  • Charging at ger camps can be limited — a power bank is very useful.

Local Customs

  • Don't step on the threshold when entering a ger, and move around inside clockwise.
  • Accept food, drinks and gifts with your right hand (or both hands).
  • Always ask before photographing people, homes or religious sites.

Emergency Numbers in Mongolia

102

Police

103

Ambulance

101

Fire

On tour, contact your guide first — they are with you 24/7.

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