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Choose from a variety of tours designed for every adventure seeker.
Khuvsgul Lake Tour
Motorbiking to Khuwsgul Lake is an epic ride through Mongolia’s wild steppes and forests, ending at the stunning "Blue Pearl of Mongolia." It’s a perfect mix of adventure, nature, and culture.
Orkhon Waterfall Tour
JThe Orkhon Waterfall motorbike tour is an off-road adventure through Mongolia’s rugged terrain, leading to the stunning Ulaan Tsutgalan waterfall. Riders explore wide steppes, volcanic valleys, and nomadic villages, combining natural beauty, cultural encounters, and thrilling motorbiking in one unforgettable journey.
Steel Horse Gallop
The Steel Horse Gallop is a unique charity motorcycle expedition across Mongolia, covering approximately 1400 km on classic Enfield Himalaya motorbikes. This annual event partners with Horse Trek Mongolia and the Veloo Foundation to raise funds for the Children of the Peak Sanctuary Project, aiming to support disadvantaged children in Mongolia
Khuvsgul Lake Adventure
Explore the heart of Mongolia with our flagship tour to the pristine Khuvsgul Lake.
Authentic Nomadic Experiences
Stay with local families in traditional ger camps, enjoying authentic Mongolian cuisine and gaining insight into their way of life. This cultural immersion adds depth to your adventure, making it truly memorable.
Khuvsgul Lake
Khuvsgul Lake, often called the “Blue Pearl of Mongolia,” is one of the largest and deepest freshwater lakes in Asia. Surrounded by forested mountains and home to diverse wildlife and reindeer herders, it offers stunning scenery, crystal-clear water, and a peaceful escape into untouched nature.
Highlights of the Tour
Highlights of the tour include visiting the stunning Khuvsgul Lake, exploring four different provinces, and stopping by charming towns along the way before returning to Ulaanbaatar for a memorable journey through Mongolia’s diverse landscapes and cultures.🏍️ 14-Day Khuvsgul Lake Adventure Itinerary and Pricing
Embark on an exhilarating journey across Mongolia’s breathtaking terrains—from shimmering lakes to historic towns—merging thrill, heritage, and leisure.
Cost: $6000
✅ What’s Included:
Expert Guide • Support Vehicle • Skilled Mechanic • Fuel Costs • Daily Meals • Lodging • Royal Enfield Motorcycle❌ What’s Not Included:
Airfare • Beverages • Travel Insurance • Gratuities • Riding Equipment📍 Itinerary Overview
Day 1: Ulaanbaatar – Erdenet
Ride north through rolling steppes. Overnight in Erdenet.Day 2: Erdenet – Murun
Continue to Murun, capital of Khuvsgul province.Day 3: Murun – Khatgal – Khuvsgul Lake
Arrive at Mongolia’s Blue Pearl. Boat to small islands.Day 4: Khuvsgul – Renchinlhumbe – Flower Lake
Visit a remote northern village and stunning alpine lake.Day 5: Renchinlhumbe – Murun via Khordil Sardig
Cross rocky mountains and return to Murun.Day 6: Murun – Wild Camp
Ride south, overnight in a scenic wild camp.Day 7: Camp – Terkhiin Tsagaan Nuur
Explore the volcanic White Lake and relax.Day 8: Terkhiin Tsagaan – Tsetserleg
Ride to Arkhangai’s peaceful provincial town.Day 9: Tsetserleg – Tsenkher Hot Springs
Soak in natural hot pools among forested hills.Day 10: Rest Day – Tsenkher
Enjoy a full day to relax and recharge.Day 11: Tsenkher – Orkhon Waterfall
Ride into the UNESCO-listed Orkhon Valley.Day 12: Orkhon – Kharkhorin
Visit the ancient capital and Erdene Zuu Monastery.Day 13: Kharkhorin – Hustai National Park
Head to the home of Mongolia’s wild horses.Day 14: Hustai – Ulaanbaatar
Spot Przewalski horses and return to UB.Orkhon Waterfall Adventure
Experience the rugged beauty of Mongolia's highlands on two wheels.
8 Lake ( Khuisiin Naiman Nuur)
Navigate through challenging trails that offer an exhilarating riding experience. Our mountain tours take you through stunning vistas where every turn reveals a new breathtaking scene, perfect for thrill-seekers.
Breathtaking Views
Marvel at the panoramic views of Mongolia’s majestic peaks and valleys. Each stop offers a unique perspective, allowing riders to capture the essence of Mongolia's natural beauty.
Tsenher Hot Spring
Tsenher Hot Spring is one of Mongolia’s most popular natural hot springs, located in the forested hills of Arkhangai Province. Surrounded by lush nature, the spring’s mineral-rich waters flow year-round at around 85°C and are known for their relaxing and healing properties. Visitors can soak in outdoor pools, stay in nearby ger camps, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and fresh mountain air.
🏍️ 7 day-Orkhon Waterfall Adventure Itinerary and Pricing
Explore the Beauty of Mongolia with Our Expertly Crafted Tours
Cost: $4200
✅ What’s Included:Expert Guide • Support Vehicle • Skilled Mechanic • Fuel Costs • Daily Meals • Lodging • Royal Enfield Motorcycle
❌ What’s Not Included:Airfare • Beverages • Travel Insurance • Gratuities • Riding Equipment
📍 Itinerary Overview
Day 1: Ulaanbaatar – Baga Gazriin Chuluu
Ride south to explore stunning granite formations in the Middle Gobi.
Overnight in ger camp.Day 2: Baga Gazriin Chuluu – Arvaikheer
Cross wide open steppes and reach the provincial town of Arvaikheer.
Overnight in guesthouse or ger.Day 3: Arvaikheer – Eight Lakes – Orkhon Waterfall
Ride into the remote Naiman Nuur region and visit the spectacular Orkhon Waterfall.
Overnight in ger camp.Day 4: Orkhon – Tsenkher Hot Springs
Continue to Tsenkher Hot Springs for a relaxing soak in natural mineral pools.
Overnight in hot spring camp.Day 5: Tsenkher Hot Springs (Rest Day)
Full day to relax, enjoy the hot springs, or take a short hike.
Overnight in same camp.Day 6: Tsenkher – Kharkhorin
Ride to historic Kharkhorin. Explore Erdene Zuu Monastery and the museum.
Overnight in ger camp.Day 7: Kharkhorin – Ulaanbaatar
Return to Ulaanbaatar via paved road, cruising through central Mongolia’s scenic valleys.
Tour ends upon arrival.Steel Horse Gallop
Make a difference for children
Unique Part
The Steel Horse Gallop is a unique trip where two groups—one on horseback and the other on motorbikes—travel together across Mongolia’s stunning landscapes, blending traditional riding with modern adventure.
Breathtaking Views
The Steel Horse Gallop offers breathtaking views of Mongolia’s vast grasslands, rugged mountains, and serene lakes, blending the thrill of horseback riding and motorbiking with rich nomadic culture and stunning natural beauty.
Steel Horse Gallop
Four wheels move the body. Two wheels move the soul
🐎🏍️ Steel Horse Gallop – A Ride That Makes a Difference
Steel Horse Gallop is a one-of-a-kind trek across the wild beauty of Mongolia—blending adventure, culture, and compassion. This extraordinary journey brings together horse riders and motorbike riders to ride side by side for a shared purpose: supporting children who live and scavenge in the garbage dumps of Ulaanbaatar.
These children grow up in extreme poverty, often without access to proper food, shelter, or education. Many survive by collecting trash and leftover food in harsh conditions. To bring hope to their lives, a portion of the tour proceeds go directly to Veloo Foundation’s Children of the Peak Sanctuary Project. Riders and supporters are also welcome to donate directly or learn more at:
www.veloofoundation.com🌟 What Makes Steel Horse Gallop Unique?
- 🐴 Two Adventures, One Mission: Horse riders and motorcyclists follow similar routes, camping together, eating together, and forming a powerful bond throughout the journey.
- 🏍️ Different Distances, Same Heart:
- Horse riders cover about 700 km
- Motorbikers ride up to 1,400 km or more
- ⛺ Authentic Mongolian Experience: Every night is spent camping in the wild—under the stars, surrounded by nature, far from crowds.
- 🍲 Shared Camp Life: Both groups meet at the same lunch spots and campsites, sharing stories and meals together.
- 🗺️ New Route Every Year: The journey is different each year, exploring new landscapes, mountains, lakes, and valleys across central and northern Mongolia.
💛 Ride for a Reason
By joining Steel Horse Gallop, you’re not just riding through Mongolia’s unmatched beauty—you’re riding to give back, to connect, and to inspire change. Whether you’re on horseback or two wheels, your journey directly impacts the lives of Mongolia’s most vulnerable children.
