4D3N Mongolia: Naadam Festival (AMUN)

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MYR 3,399 per

Duration

4 Days

Destination

Mongolia

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Experience the thrill of Mongolia’s legendary Naadam Festival on this action-packed four-day adventure. With your CEO leading the way, witness the pageantry of the opening ceremonies, cheer on fierce competitors in archery, wrestling, and the heart-pounding horse race, and soak up the excitement of the closing celebrations. Beyond the festival, stand in the shadow of the towering Chinggis Khan statue, explore the stunning landscapes of Terelj National Park, and enjoy a traditional lunch at a ger camp. It’s history, culture, and adrenaline all wrapped into one unforgettable trip.

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Destination

Mongolia

Departure Location

Ulaanbaatar

Return Location

Ulaanbaatar

Tour Validity

Booking period : Now till 10 July 2026 Travel period : 10 July 2026 - 13 July 2026

Additional Information

Physical Rating: 3 - Average

Some tours may include light hiking, biking, rafting, or kayaking in addition to walking.

Price includes

3 nights accommodation
Meals as per itinerary

Price does not include

~ International flight ticket
Travel insurance
Visa (if any)
~ Tippings
Others not mentioned

Day 1

Ulaanbaatar

Day 2

Ulaanbaatar

Day 3

Ulaanbaatar

Day 4

Ulaanbaatar

Naadam Opening Ceremony: Witness a vibrant explosion of Mongolian culture featuring traditional dancers, nomadic athletes, and musicians in a ceremony that honors centuries of heritage.
The “Three Manly Sports”: Get a front-row seat to elite competitions in Mongolian wrestling, precision archery, and the world’s most grueling long-distance horse racing.
Cafe No Limits Visit: Support a meaningful G Adventures project by enjoying tea and snacks served by local youth with Down Syndrome and their mothers, helping break social barriers in Mongolia.
Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue: Climb into the head of the world’s largest equestrian statue—a 131ft silver monument—for panoramic views of the vast Mongolian flatlands.
Gorkhi Terelj National Park: Explore the granite formations of Turtle Rock and the serene Aryapala Meditation Temple to learn about the deep roots of Mongolian Buddhism.