4x4 Off-Road Camping · May – September
Duration
4 days
Group size
Max 12
Season
May – September
Difficulty
Easy
The trip
The shortest expedition we run, built for travelers with a tight window. Two nights of real wilderness camping, the ruins of Karakorum, and the Orkhon waterfall — all within reach of Ulaanbaatar.
It moves at a relaxed pace, there is always time for a herd of horses crossing the road, and you will be back in the city in time for a Monday flight.
Day by day
Sand dunes and camel herds en route, afternoon at Erdene Zuu, camp by the Orkhon river.
Hike to the waterfall, picnic above the canyon, swim in the plunge pool if the season allows.
Morning drive through summer pastures, tea with a herder family, camp in the shadow of Khogno Khan.
Monastery ruins on the mountain, then the road home by early afternoon.
Request the detailed itinerary — route maps, camping spots, packing tips. A real person replies within 24 hours.
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REVIEWS
★ 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews
As a solo traveler I was nervous. Three days in I felt like part of a family. The guide taught me to milk a cow, ride a horse, and say 'thank you' properly in Mongolian.
Marisol
Mexico
We slept five nights in the van and every morning woke up somewhere nobody else was. The Gobi at night is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen — more stars than sky.
Anna & Lukas
Germany
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View tour →Orkhon Valley & Karakorum runs May – September. Tell us your dates and we will check availability within 24 hours.