3-Week Mongolia Tour Packages
Have you imagined exploring Ulaanbaatar's historic landmarks, visiting towering Genghis Khan statue, then hiking Flaming Cliffs at Bayanzag? Mongolia's Golden Eagle Festival delivers nomadic culture. Witness Singing Dunes at Khongoryn Els, attend vibrant Eagle Festival where Kazakh hunters demonstrate ancient traditions. Internal flights included means less driving through Gobi. Three weeks shows you Mongolia's vast emptiness where nomads still live traditionally and eagles hunt with humans.
Insider tips: Recommended 3-week Mongolia tour itineraries
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17 Day Mongolia Itinerary, incl. Ulaanbaatar and Gobi Desert
A 17-day route spans 9 Mongolian cities, from Ulaanbaatar to Olgii. Three nights at the Golden Eagle Festival, views of 985ft Khongoryn Els dunes, and stops at Erdene Zuu Monastery with its 108 stupas highlight the trip. Includes 14 lunches and 15 dinners.

- Days 1-2
Ulaanbaatar & Terelj
Start your journey in Mongolia's capital. Visit Sukhbaatar Square and the National Museum. Take a 2-hour drive to Terelj National Park on day 2 and stop at the massive 130-foot Genghis Khan statue. You'll meet a local nomadic family to learn about traditional dairy products. Pack warm clothes since nights get cold even during summer months.

- Days 3-7
Gobi Desert Region
Catch an early flight to Dalanzadgad. A recent visitor shared: "The roads in the Gobi are barely tracks - prepare for very bumpy rides and bring motion sickness pills if needed." You'll explore the narrow Yolyn Am canyon and visit the Flaming Cliffs of Bayanzag, known for its dinosaur fossil discoveries. The massive Khongoryn Els "Singing Dunes" are next on your list. Bring a headscarf and sunglasses to protect against unexpected sandstorms.

- Days 8-10
Central Mongolia
- Days 11-12
Wildlife & Capital
- Days 13-15
Eagle Festival
- Days 16-17
Return to Ulaanbaatar
Discover Mongolia - Eagle Festival
A 17-day route encompasses 9 major destinations including Ulaanbaatar, Karakorum, and Bayanzag. The Eagle Festival in Olgii, 5 national parks, and traditional ger camps create lasting memories. Stops include UNESCO sites like Erdene Zuu Monastery and ancient petroglyphs at Bichigt Khad.

Ulaanbaatar Mongolia
49 miHustai National Park Mongolia
117 miElsen Tasarkhai National Park Mongolia
138 miKhogno Khan Mountains Mongolia
109 miKarakorum Mongolia
2 miErdene Zuu Monastery Mongolia
64 miArvaikheer Mongolia
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Ikh Bogd Mongolia
158 miBayanzag Mongolia
113 miGobi Gurvan Saikhan National Park Mongolia
128 miYolin Am Ice Field Mongolia
334 miUlaanbaatar Mongolia
39 miTerelj National Park Mongolia
39 miUlaanbaatar Mongolia
779 miUlgii Mongolia
15 miSagsai Mongolia
15 miUlgii Mongolia
779 miUlaanbaatar Mongolia
3 Weeks Great Mongolia & Horse back trip
The vast landscapes of Mongolia unfold across 11 key destinations in this 21-day tour, from Ulaanbaatar to Lake Khuvsgul. Spend 3 days horse riding in Orkhon Valley, witness the Flaming Cliffs, visit Erdenezuu Monastery, and rest in authentic traditional gers, approx. $200 per day.

Ulaanbaatar Mongolia
237 miTsagaan Suvarga Mongolia
110 miYolin Am Ice Field Mongolia
48 miBayanzag Mongolia
84 miOngiin Khiid Mongolia
158 miOrkhon Valley National Reserve Mongolia
18 miKharkhorin Mongolia
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Erdene Zuu Monastery Mongolia
61 miTsenkher Mongolia
115 miKhorgo Trekhiin Tsagaan Nuur Mongolia
9 miKhorgo Volcano Mongolia
9 miKhorgo Trekhiin Tsagaan Nuur Mongolia
172 miKhovsgol Lake National Park Mongolia
179 miUran Togoo National Park Mongolia
126 miAmarbayasgalant monastery Mongolia
140 miUlaanbaatar Mongolia
What people love about 3-week Mongolia tours
- Wild Mongolia (including Amarbayasgalant)
Intrepid's Wild Mongolia tour was above and beyond my expectations. Our guide TEM, our drivers and staff we met along the way did all they could to make our tour interesting, educational, adventurous, safe and lots of fun. Mongolia is so much more than I expected. I never felt like we we roughing it. Accommodations were unique, scenic and sufficient. The homestays were a challenge that bonded the group and the families. The activities gave us a variety of experiences. I highly recommend is you want a challenging, adventurous tour with not too much physical exertion.
- Cycling in Mongolia - Naadam Festival
The overall trip experience was excellent. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the food was delicious. I would definitely do it again.
- Cycling in Mongolia
11 amazing crew for 12 travellers. Overall excellent. I did not expect the nights to be so cold. I should have brought one heating gel pad. Exodus rates it as a 4/10 physical level. I would rate it 6.
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