Morning: Start the day by watching a spectacular sight as all eagle hunters leave on horseback for the festival grounds, clad in their traditional attire and accompanied by their majestic eagles. This procession is a unique cultural moment that sets the tone for the festival. Attend the vibrant opening ceremony, featuring captivating performances, introductions of the 30 top eagle masters from Western Mongolia, and displays of traditional music and dance. Afternoon: Witness the thrilling competitions of the Chinggis Golden Eagle Festival. The eagle masters will demonstrate their exceptional skills, including precision falconry and speed challenges, showcasing the unique bond between them and their eagles. The festival also includes traditional games, offering a deeper glimpse into nomadic culture. Accommodation: Stay overnight in a ger camp near the festival site, providing a comfortable and authentic experience close to the event.

Full Day: Immerse yourself in the final day of the Chinggis Golden Eagle Festival, filled with exciting competitions and cultural activities. Watch the final eagle hunting demonstrations, where the top eagle masters showcase their skills one last time. Enjoy vibrant music and dance performances throughout the day, adding to the lively festival atmosphere. The event concludes with an awards ceremony, celebrating the skill and dedication of the eagle masters. A special highlight of the day is the Horse Archery Competition, where expert riders demonstrate their precision and agility, shooting arrows while galloping at full speed—a breathtaking display of traditional Mongolian prowess.

Travel: Journey to Hustai National Park, a renowned conservation area dedicated to protecting the Takhi, or Przewalski’s horse, the last truly wild horse species in the world. Activities: Spend the afternoon on a wildlife safari, exploring the park's diverse ecosystem. Spot the Takhi roaming freely, alongside deer, marmots, and other native wildlife. Enjoy short hikes to scenic viewpoints, offering picturesque landscapes of rolling hills and open steppes. Accommodation: Stay overnight in a ger camp near Hustai National Park, surrounded by nature and serenity. Meals: Relish a day of hearty meals: Breakfast (B) at your camp, Lunch (L) during your park visit, and Dinner (D) in the evening.

Travel: Scenic drive to Kharkhorin, the historic site of the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire, once a pivotal center of trade and culture along the Silk Road. Activities: Explore the iconic Erdene Zuu Monastery, the first Buddhist monastery in Mongolia, surrounded by its impressive white walls and ancient stupas. Delve into its history and admire its unique blend of Mongolian and Tibetan architecture. Visit the Kharkhorin Museum, where artifacts and exhibits bring to life the city’s fascinating past as a hub of Mongol power and Silk Road connections. Accommodation: Stay in a ger camp near Kharkhorin, offering a peaceful retreat amidst Mongolia’s rolling landscapes.

Travel: Set off for Elsen Tasarkhai, commonly known as the Mini Gobi, a unique region where rolling sand dunes meet lush greenery and rocky mountains. This diverse landscape offers a glimpse into Mongolia’s contrasting natural beauty. Activities: Take a memorable camel ride on the iconic Bactrian camels, known for their two humps and adaptability to the desert environment. Climb the golden sand dunes for breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding area. Immerse yourself in the nomadic lifestyle with an optional visit to a local herding family, where you can experience their warm hospitality and learn about their daily traditions. Accommodation: Spend the night in a ger camp nestled in the serene landscapes of the Mini Gobi, offering an authentic and peaceful experience. Meals: Savor traditional Mongolian meals throughout the day: Breakfast (B) at your camp, Lunch (L) amidst the Mini Gobi adventure, and Dinner (D) at the ger camp.

Travel: Begin the day with a scenic drive back to Ulaanbaatar, returning to the heart of Mongolia's vibrant capital. Optional Activities: Spend the rest of the day exploring the city at your own pace. Visit local markets, museums, or iconic landmarks such as Gandan Monastery or Sukhbaatar Square. Opt for a guided city tour, tailored to your interests, to discover the rich culture and history of Ulaanbaatar. Accommodation: While accommodation for this night is not included, we can provide recommendations for comfortable and convenient hotels in the city.