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8 Days Mongolia Tour: Eagle Festival, National Parks (Sept.2025)

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  • Attend Golden Eagle Festival
  • Golden Eagles and Their Hunters
  • Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue
  • Turtle Rock, iconic natural landmark
  • Hustai National Park, Mongolia
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Attend Eagle Festival during Sept.16 - Sept. 23, 2025

Join this 8 days Mongolia tour from September 16 to September 23, 2025, and experience the Eagle Festival with breathtaking beauty of Mongolia’s national parks!

The spectacular Eagle Festival features thrilling competitions showcasing the speed, agility, and accuracy of magnificent Golden Eagles, as well as traditional Kazakh games like Bushkashi, Tiyn Ter, archery, and camel racing.

The highlight of the trip is the chance to interact with Kazakh families and other ethnic groups, live with them for a few days, participate in eagle training, and immerse yourself in their unique culture.

Besides the festival, explore the stunning landscapes of Terelj National Park and Hustai National Park. Discover Ulaanbaatar on a city tour, learning about its history and marveling at the world’s largest equestrian statue.

This tour blends landscape, culture, and adventure, with opportunities to visit nomadic families, remote Buddhist monasteries, traditional events, horse riding, and guided walking. Come with Asia Odyssey Travel this September!

You Can Experience “Must-see & Must-do” with This Tour
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Highlight 1: Attend Golden Eagle Festival for 2 days! Witness the majestic skill of Kazakh eagle hunters and their magnificent birds. Immerse yourself in their ancient traditions, vibrant culture, and thrilling competitions in this unique event.
Golden Eagles and Their Hunters
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Highlight 2: Explore Western Mongolia: Discover the diverse cultures and customs of Mongolia’s ethnic groups. Visit Kazakh eagle trainer families and experience their renowned hospitality firsthand.
Golden Eagles and Their Hunters
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Highlight 3: Explore dramatic rock formations of Terelj National Park like Turtle Rock and embark on scenic hikes. Experience nomadic life, enjoy horseback riding through picturesque landscapes, and visit the tranquil Aryabal Meditation Temple.
Turtle Rock (Melkhii Khad)
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Highlight 4: At Hustai National Park, discover the habitat of the endangered Przewalski's horse (Takhi) and enjoy the serene beauty of Mongolia's rolling steppes.
Home of the Takhi
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Highlight 5: Marvel at the world's largest equestrian statue of Genghis Khan. Ascend to the horse's head for breathtaking panoramic steppe views and explore the informative museum within the complex.
Genghis Khan Statue Complex
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Highlight 6: Enjoy Your Ulaanbaatar City Tour. Explore the capital city's highlights, including visits to significant landmarks, museums, and experiencing the vibrant urban culture of Mongolia.
National History Museum, Ulaanbaatar
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Ulaanbaatar (1.5 Day)

Chinggis Khaan Square, Chinggis Khaan Museum, Chinggis Khan Statue Complex

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Terelj National Park (1 Day)

Turtle Rock, Aryabal Temple of Meditation

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Hustai National Park (1 Day)

Hustai National Park, Horse Riding

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Ulaanbaatar (0.5 Day)

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Olgii (3 Days)

Olgii Town, Kazak Nomadic Family Visiting, Golden Eagle Festival, Opening Ceremony, Eagle Demonstrations, Eagle Hunting Competitions, Traditional Kazakh Games, Performance

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Ulaanbaatar (1.5 Days)

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Itinerary Day by Day

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Day 1 (Sept. 16) Arrival in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia | Airport Pick-Up & Transfer

On this day, you will take your scheduled flight to Mongolia. You will land at the New Ulaanbaatar International Airport (also known as Chinggis Khaan International Airport). Our local driver will meet you after you clear customs and collect your luggage, then transfer you to your hotel. The rest of today is free on your own to explore Ulaanbaatar city.

Arrival Options for Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia: International flights to Ulaanbaatar are available from major cities including Beijing, Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo, Moscow, Singapore, Istanbul, Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York.

Useful Travel Tips:

  1. The best time to come to Mongolia is the summer season, during June-August. The temperature will be 20°C ~ 30°Cfor the period. You will have great fun for grassland tour, Naadam Festival. We strongly recommend booking your tickets 1-2 months in advance.
  2. The airport is located 18 km southwest of Ulaanbaatar city center, approximately 40 minutes to 1 hour by car.
  3. Standard hotel check-in time is 2:00 PM. Early check-in may be available upon request for an additional fee.
DiningDining:
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AccommodationAccommodation:
Ulaanbaatar
Day 2 (Sept. 17) City Tour & Terelj National Park via Giant Chinggis statue | B+L+D

Start your day by meeting your English-speaking local guide at 09:30 AM in your hotel lobby. From there, enjoy an exciting city tour of Ulaanbaatar, taking you through some of the city's most iconic sights.

First, visit the heart of Ulaanbaatar, Chinggis Khaan Square (formerly Sükhbaatar Square). This iconic space, originally named after D. Sükhbaatar, the hero of Mongolia’s 1921 revolution, is a hub of history and culture. Take a leisurely stroll, admire the impressive Damdin Sükhbaatar Statue, the State Palace, and the Chinggis Khaan Monument. The square will be especially lively today, as it’s the Naadam Festival period, adding a festive atmosphere to your visit.

Next, explore the Chinggis Khaan Museum, a state-of-the-art museum showcasing over 10,000 artifacts. Journey through Mongolia’s rich history, from the Xiongnu Empire to the Great Mongol Empire. Learn about the incredible lives of Chinggis Khaan and his successors, including Ögedei Khan, Güyük Khan, and Kublai Khan, and discover the strategies, leadership, and cultural legacy that shaped Eurasian history.

Enjoy a welcome lunch at a traditional Mongolian restaurant before heading to the Giant Chinggis Statue, the world’s tallest equestrian statue. Climb up to the viewing platform in the horse’s head for breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

In the afternoon, continue your journey to Terelj National Park, a stunning natural reserve known for its unique rock formations and serene beauty. Visit the Aryabal Temple of Meditation, perched atop a hill, offering a peaceful setting and panoramic views.

End the day with dinner at a ger camp, and spend the night in a cozy Mongolian yurt, embracing the tranquility of the countryside.

DiningDining:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
AccommodationAccommodation:
Terelj Star camp or similar
Day 3 (Sept. 18) Terelj National Park - Hustai National Park | B+L+D

This morning, continue your journey to Hustai National Park, famous for its successful reintroduction of the Przewalski’s horse (Takhi), the last remaining wild horse species in the world.

Upon arrival, check into your accommodation and enjoy a leisurely lunch surrounded by the park's tranquil atmosphere.

In the afternoon, set out on a guided wildlife tour through the park. You’ll have the chance to spot herds of these rare wild horses roaming freely in their natural habitat, along with other wildlife such as deer, marmots, and a variety of bird species. Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of the vast steppe environment while learning about the park’s incredible conservation efforts to protect its unique ecosystem.

In the evening, return to your accommodation to relax and enjoy a peaceful night surrounded by nature.

DiningDining:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
AccommodationAccommodation:
Mongol Nomadic camp or similar
Day 4 (Sept. 19) Hustai National Park - Olgii, Bayan - Olgii Province | B+L+D

This morning, take a flight to Olgii town. Olgii is the capital of Bayan-Olgii, Mongolia's westernmost province, nestled within the dramatic landscape of the Altai Mountains. This area is ideal for experiencing the ancient tradition of eagle hunting. The Golden Eagle Festival is held during the first week of October.

Upon arrival, meet your local driver at the airport. Depending on the schedule, you’ll either transfer to a local hotel or drive directly to the home of a Kazakh eagle trainer.

At the eagle trainer’s home, you’ll get an introduction to the Kazakh nomadic lifestyle and learn about the centuries-old tradition of hunting with golden eagles. Experience authentic nomadic hospitality as you chat with the Kazakh family and gain insight into their daily lives.

You’ll also have the opportunity to witness a live eagle training demonstration, where you’ll see how these majestic birds are trained to hunt under the guidance of their skilled trainers.

In the evening, return to Olgii and settle into your ger camp, where you’ll enjoy a peaceful night immersed in the local culture.

DiningDining:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
AccommodationAccommodation:
Ger Camp
Day 5 (Sept. 20) Golden Eagle Festival | Opening, Eagle Demonstrations | B+L+D

After breakfast, drive to Tolbo soum, the venue of the annual Altai Eagle Festival. Upon arrival, enjoy the vibrant opening ceremony, which includes a parade of eagle hunters dressed in traditional clothing, riding their decorated horses with their majestic eagles perched proudly on their arms.

Throughout the day, immerse yourself in the festival’s exciting events. Witness the Fox Skin Contest, a thrilling display of the hunters’ skill as their eagles are challenged to catch a fox skin dragged behind their trainer’s horse. This is a true test of the eagle’s speed, precision, and the hunter’s training techniques.

You’ll also get to enjoy Western Mongolian archery and traditional Kazakh games such as:

  • Kyz Kuar: A spirited horseback race involving men and women.
  • Bushkashi: A dynamic horseback tug-of-war using a goat carcass.
  • Tiyn Teru: A game where riders gallop to pick up coins from the ground.

In the evening, return to your accommodation in Olgii for dinner and an overnight stay.

DiningDining:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
AccommodationAccommodation:
Ger Camp
Day 6 (Sept. 21) Golden Eagle Festival | Eagle Hunting Competitions, Traditional Kazakh Games, Performance | B+L

Today’s highlight is the Eagle Call Competition, where hunters showcase their ability to call their eagles to their horses from a distance. This event is a true demonstration of the bond and communication between the hunter and their eagle.

In addition to the competition, enjoy watching a camel race and other traditional Kazakh games, including:

  • Tiyn Teru: Riders gallop to pick up coins from the ground.
  • Bushkashi: A thrilling horseback tug-of-war using a goat carcass.
  • Kyz Kuar: A lively horseback race involving men and women.

The festival concludes with the awarding and closing ceremonies, celebrating the skills, traditions, and camaraderie of the participants.

After the festival, transfer back to your accommodation in Olgii.

DiningDining:
Breakfast, Lunch
AccommodationAccommodation:
Ger Camp
Day 7 (Sept. 22) Olgii - Ulaanbaatar | B+L

Today, take a local flight from Olgii town back to Ulaanbaatar city. Upon arrival, depending on the domestic flight schedule, you’ll either have some free time to explore the city at your own pace or relax and unwind at your hotel.

DiningDining:
Breakfast, Lunch
AccommodationAccommodation:
Ulaanbaatar
Day 8 (Sept. 23) Departure from Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (B)

After breakfast, you will be transferred to the airport for your departure, or to the train station for your onward journey to explore other parts of Mongolia. If your flight is in the afternoon today, you will have some free time to explore Ulaanbaatar at your own pace.

It is time to end your Golden Eagle Festival Tour for 8 Days. Thank you for choosing Asia Odyssey Travel for your Mongolia tour. We hope to see you again on your next journey!

DiningDining:
Breakfast
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Price: What’s Included & What’s Excluded

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Price varies depending on travel date, group size, hotel class, program in your itinerary and possible fluctuation of currency exchange rate.

What's Included:

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Guide Service: The continuous services of your English-speaking local guide throughout the entire tour.
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Attraction Tickets: All sightseeing activities and entrance fees as specified in the itinerary
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Transportation: Private transfers using 4WD Vans, with experienced drivers. Typically, there will be four or five passengers sharing one van.
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Transportation: Convenient airport transfers
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Accommodation: Twin share accommodation in traditional Mongolian gers at well-regarded tourist ger camps (with shared public Western style bathroom)
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Meals: All meals as indicated (B for breakfast, L for lunch, D for dinner)
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Activity (If arranged): Fees for a 1-hour camel ride in Elsen Tasarkhai
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Activity (If arranged): Fees for 2-hour horseback riding experience in the Lake Khuvsgul area
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Water: Three 0.5-liter bottled waters per day
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Invitation Letter: Visa support invitation letter, where applicable
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Service fee: planning, handling, operational and communication charges

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International Flights: International Airfare
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Visa Fees: Cost of tourist visa if required, depending on the traveler’s nationality.
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Travel Insurance: Travel insurance is not included.
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Optional Tours and Activities: The cost of all optional activities in the itinerary is not included.
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Single Supplement:  Additional charge for travelers who wish to have a private room.
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Tips and Gratuities: Tips for tour guides and drivers, which are optional and at the traveler’s discretion.
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Overtime Service Fees:Additional charges may apply for services requested beyond the scheduled hours.
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Personal Expenses: Shopping, additional meals, snacks, and beverages outside of those specified in the itinerary.

Know Details about Mongolia Ger Camp Experience

What is Ger Camp in Mongolia?

Ger camps, featuring the traditional roundhouses of nomadic life, are the main accommodation in the countryside during the tours. The ger camps are located close to the main attractions or in scenic areas in the appropriate day’s driving distance from one another.

Mongolian camp has approximately 15-40 gers, a large ger restaurant or a house restaurant serves European and Mongolian meals. Some ger camps have game rooms and open playgrounds. Flush toilets and showers are located in separate blocks from the ger accommodations. There are several ger camps featuring attached private bathroom gers and those gers are considered ensuite.

If you wish to stay at the ensuite gers, please inform us in advance and we will gladly arrange the ensuite gers for an additional fee. The ger camp staff work hard to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay for their guests. Some of the ger camp staff speak basic English while others speak English and other languages fluently.

About the ger dwelling

Many tourists find that “The gers are a cozy and comfortable accommodation.” A ger is a traditional Mongolian felt-covered roundhouse style structure with a wooden frame; the main feature of gers is that they are collapsible and portable homes, suitable for nomadic living. The exterior and interior walls and roof of modern gers are covered with white canvas making them more comfortable and airy living spaces. A center-top window and bottom natural air conditioner design of this round shaped, circle dwelling allow the gers to always have air circulation and good energy.Therefore, gers at camps are not equipped with air conditioners, as Mongolia’s windy climate, along with the roof window and lower openings, provides effective natural ventilation.

The Ger Accommodation Interior

Each ger accommodation features 2-4 single beds with clean linens, an alter, night tables, a dining table, chairs, hangers and a charming wood burning stove. Slippers are available at the showers or provided in the gers. Visitors find that staying in a ger is an essential part of their Mongolian experience. The camp ger is lockable with a padlock as a precaution.

The Ger Camp Electricity

The gers have a single electric light bulb and some of them include a socket (220-V Asian-style plug and you may bring your adapter) to charge batteries. In other camps in remote areas, guests also have the option to charge batteries at camp restaurants and lodges. Ger camps in remote areas supply electric power by generator, available at certain times of the days. The paths are lit in the evenings, and lights are turned off at night in order to not attract flies and other insects. Therefore, bringing a flashlight/torch is recommended.

The Ger Camp Heating

The wood-burning stove warms the ger quickly but keep in mind that ger camps in the Gobi desert have a limited supply of wood. Ger camp staff should attend to the fire several times when required and on request. Guests have the option to request a small amount of wood to self-manage their ger stoves. However, for safety reasons, it is recommended not to light the fire on your own. Exta blankets are provided upon request.

Is WIFI Available at the Ger Camp

Internet or WIFI is not available at remote ger camps but 3G sim cards may be purchased in Ulaanbaatar for internet access near towns and at ger camps located within the network reception area.

Wi-Fi is available at hotels in Ulaanbaatar. In the countryside, internet access is limited. However, you can purchase a local tour SIM card with data for 3G/4G access in towns and at ger camps or attractions located within network coverage areas. This will help you stay connected both in the city and in parts of the countryside, although internet speeds may be slower.

The Ger Camp Restaurant and Meals

The Ger camp features a large central ger or lodge-style restaurants to serve Mongolian and European style meals. The meal ingredients of nomadic Mongolians have always been nature-derived and simple, which has been kept today. The ger camp meals are basic, real food, with the main ingredients being beef, mutton, chicken, pork (randomly), pastry, noodles, rice, seasonally available vegetables, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, carrots, broccoli, mushrooms, beets, lettuce, pimentos, radishes, onions and garlic etc. There are bars at the restaurants offering both soft and alcoholic drinks.

The Ger Camp Bathroom

The ger camp bathrooms are mostly separate houses used by all guests. Many ger camps have central electricity and hot running water available 24 hours; however, some ger camps, which use solar or fire heating systems, may offer hot water only at specified times of day. Therefore, guests are asked to make use of hot water at those times.

Please note that flushing toilets and hot showers may not be available for guests traveling in spring (March, April, May) and autumn (September, October) when the cold weather disables use of the water pipes.

The bathrooms have electric lights, mirrors, basins with running water, flush toilets and other modern facilities. Guests may bring personal amenities such as a toothbrush and toothpaste, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, and a hairdryer if needed. One kit costs around 9 USD, but it is not usually sold at the front desk of the camps. Therefore, it is recommended that clients bring their own kits suited to their skin and hair type, or purchase them from convenience stores (CU or GS25) or supermarkets in Ulaanbaatar. Most public showers at ger camps are equipped with hairdryers (however, there are no hairdryers inside the gers; a hairdryer costs around 16-30 USD). Most private showers at ger camps have a hairdryer in the bathroom.

Mongolian Ger Camps & En-suite Photos

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Let’s Experience GER CAMP in Mongolia! Every itinerary will be included such accommodation.

A Ger is a traditional Mongolian dwelling made of felt layers and a wooden construction. A Ger camp is similar to a hotel system, where a private Ger serves as a room. Ger camps are equipped with shared dining gers or houses and Western-style bathroom facilities.

Mostly have twin beds.
Maximum capacity is 4 people, but normally offered for 2 people.
Share bathroom facilities.

Some en-suite facilities (gers with private bathroom facilities inside) are available for an extra charge (suitable for elderly & comfort-oriented clients).

Photo Gallery for This Itinerary

  • Sükhbaatar Square
  • Panoramic View of Ulaanbaatar
  • National History Museum, Ulaanbaatar
  • Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue
  • Turtle Rock, iconic natural landmark
  • Diverse Scenery of Terelj
  • Hustai National Park, Mongolia
  • Hustai National Park
  • The Golden Eagle Festival
  • Attend Golden Eagle Festival
  • Attend Golden Eagle Festival
  • Ancient Tradition of Golden Eagle Festival
  • Golden Eagles and Their Hunters
  • Golden Eagle Festival, Mongolia

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Trip Style: Private Tour (flexible travel dates & numbers of travelers)
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Tour Code: AOT-MNT-007
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Travel Route: Ulaanbaatar - Terelj National Park - Hustai National Park - Ulaanbaatar - Olgii - Ulaanbaatar
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Features: Eagle Festival, eagle hunting, national park, historic sites, museum, horse racing, city walk, Mongolia food, camp experience, ethnic group experience

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