Enza Tours LLC is pleased to announce the inauguration of our Mongolian tour operator office. Prior to the commencement of our tours, our esteemed guides and drivers will acquaint themselves with our valued guests. It is noteworthy that North Mongolia boasts the famed Lake Khovsgol, often regarded as the smaller sibling of the nearby Lake Baikal situated to the north in Russia. The pristine, crystal blue waters of the lake serve as a perfect mirror to the majestic mountains and skies, all the while encircled by vast green plains. Likewise, Western Mongolia is renowned for being home to numerous ethnic groups of Mongolia and the Kazakh people. This region is considered the least-travelled area of the country, thus making it an exceptional destination for travelers seeking an authentic and unique experience.

We would like to draw your attention to one of Mongolia's most renowned and expansive monasteries. Situated in the scenic Iven Gol River valley, at the base of Burenkhan Mountain in Baruunburen village of Selenge province, this historical site has gained widespread recognition for its impressive art and architectural construction.

We highly recommend spending a night in the comfort of a nomadic family's traditional Ger or in a well-appointed tourist camp. This will allow visitors to fully immerse themselves in the local culture and experience the unparalleled hospitality and warmth of the Mongolian people.

We would like to bring your attention to the remarkable Volcano Mountain located in Bulgan province. Our tour itinerary includes a visit to the ancient Uyghur city ruins of Baibalik, situated merely 14km west of the center of Khutag-Under Small town.

Visitors will have the opportunity to marvel at the remnants of this historic site and immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of Mongolia. We offer the choice of either camping out or staying in a comfortable tourist camp overnight, ensuring a relaxing and memorable experience for all.

Our tour itinerary includes a picturesque morning drive to the stunning Khuvsgul Lake, the second-most voluminous freshwater lake in Asia. A notable feature of the lake is that it is fed by 99 springs and rivers, while only one river, the Eg River, flows out of it.

Visitors will be captivated by the breathtaking alpine mountains that encircle the lake and the thick taiga forests that adorn them. We recommend spending the night in the comfort of a nomadic family's traditional Ger or in a well-appointed tourist camp, providing guests with the opportunity to immerse themselves in the local culture and hospitality.

As your Mongolian tour guide, we would like to offer you an exciting opportunity to explore the stunning Khuvsgul Lake. You can choose to either ride a horse or hike along the lake's serene shore, taking in the breathtaking vistas along the way.

As we journey, we will pay a visit to a Tsaatan family, who specialize in breeding reindeer. It is fascinating to observe how some families bring their herds to the shore of Khuvsgul Lake each summer to partake in the burgeoning tourist industry.

We recommend spending the night in a traditional Ger of a hospitable nomadic family or in a well-appointed tourist camp. To round off the experience, we will treat you to a Mongolia traditional barbecue dinner, offering a tantalizing taste of local cuisine.

We are excited to take you on a journey to Jugnayn Lake, located near Tsetseleg village in the beautiful Khovsgol province. This picturesque site boasts a wealth of cultural treasures, including ancient rock drawings and the intriguing Men stone.

Visitors can engage in a variety of outdoor activities such as fishing and hiking, making the most of the breathtaking scenery and pristine natural surroundings. We recommend camping out overnight, providing an authentic Mongolian experience and a chance to connect with nature on a deeper level.

We will drive to Telmen Lakewhich is a saltwater Lake in Zavkhan, Mongolia. There are three islands in the lake, where many migratory birds gather. Stay overnight in a nomadic family’s ger or Tourist camp.

We will drive to Khyargas Lake, one of the largest lakes in Mongolia and top attractions in western Mongolia. The basic attraction of the Lake is Khetsuu Khad (Hard Rock) an enormous rock sticking out of the water that attracts migratory cormorant birds. The birds arrive in April and hatch their young in large nests built on the rock. Stay overnight in camping out.

Then drive to Buurug del dunes which are direct continues of Gobi Desert and the most northern edge of the desert zone in the world. The dunes and surrounding mountains are designated wilderness; this is a great place to enjoy unspoiled natural beauty in a variety of ways. Here you can climb up to the dunes. Stay overnight in camping out.

The rocky formations of Senjit Khad have a very interesting shape. In effects, the often-violent wind coming from Gobi Desert drilled the rock in several places and in the middle of the rock. This rocky formation is located on top of a hill from where You will enjoy an amazing view on the whole area, with its desert-type landscapes typical of Gobi. Stay overnight in camping out.

Otgontenger means “youngest sky” is the highest peak in the Khangai Mountains in Mongolia. It is 4021m high. The mountain is located in Zavkhan Province and is the only peak in the Khangai range that is capped with a permanent glacier. The south face of Mount Otgontenger is the most extensive granite wall in Mongolia. Since the introduction of Buddhism, traditional Mongolian beliefs have held that wrathful deities inhabit many of Mongolia’s sacred mountains. Ochirvaani is particularly associated with Otgontenger. Stay overnight in camping out.

We will drive to Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake National Park. Extinct volcanic craters, pine-clad lava fields, the occasional herd of grazing yaks and the Great White Lake, as it is known in English, are the natural highlights of the Arkhangai province. Stay overnight in a nomadic family’s Ger or Tourist camp.

On this day we will take it easy and rest. Some of the activities which can be done are horse riding and hiking. Stay overnight in a nomadic family’s ger or Tourist camp.

Early morning, we will drive to Khorgo Terkhiin Tsagaan Lake National Park. Here you will stay on the bank of the White Lake and visit some hundred years old Khorgo volcano crater and other natural sites. Stay overnight in a nomadic family’s ger or Tourist camp. 

We will drive to the Tsenkher hot springs. It is one of the biggest hot springs in Mongolia with a temperature of 86 degree hot, a high flow rate, high alkalinity and relatively high amounts of fluoride. The hot spring is mostly used for relaxing and restoring your health. Stay overnight in a tourist ger camp.

We will drive to waterfall “Orkhon”, which is the great place for taking photos and go hiking through the gorge. 1-hour horse ride trail. Stay overnight in a nomadic family’s Ger or Tourist camp.

We will to drive to Mount Khogno Khan Nature Reserve in the afternoon. On reaching the mountain after a couple of hours you will arrive at a nomadic family ger in front of this beautifully forested rocky mountain. The mountain is home to hundreds of birds, deer, and gazelle. You will be able to go hiking around the area or to the small dunes nearby called “Elsen Tasarkhai”. 1 hour camel ride trail. Stay overnight in a nomadic family’s Ger or Tourist camp.

We will see Takhi, the Asian wild horse. If you have a chance, see wolf, argali sheep and deer. Enjoy small hiking and photographing the charming landscape and wildlife. Finally, we will drive back to Ulaanbaatar.