From Ulaanbaatar: 3-Day Shambhala & Nomad Trip by Train
Chamonix
Activity
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Embark on a 3-day spiritual journey to Sainshand from Ulaanbaatar. Travel by overnight train, visit Black Mountain, meditate at Shambhala Land, and experience nomadic life with a camel ride.
Highlights
- Embark on a 3-day spiritual journey to Sainshand from Ulaanbaatar
- Travel comfortably on an overnight train with a Japanese-speaking guide
- Visit Black Mountain, meditate at Shambhala Land, and see dinosaur fossils
- Explore Khamaryn Khiid Monastery and learn about Danzan Ravjaa
- Experience nomadic life with a family visit and a camel ride across the steppe
Description
Escape the crowds and discover one of Mongolia's most mysterious destinations on this unforgettable 3-day adventure to Sainshand. Travel comfortably aboard an overnight train from Ulaanbaatar while your Japanese-speaking guide accompanies you throughout the journey. Wake up in the Gobi and begin exploring the legendary spiritual sites surrounding Sainshand. Visit the famous Black Mountain, believed to grant wishes, meditate for 30 minutes in the peaceful atmosphere of Shambhala Land, and experience the unique energy of Mongolia's sacred desert. Discover dinosaur fossil sites, explore the historic Khamaryn Khiid Monastery, and learn about the fascinating legacy of the Buddhist monk Danzan Ravjaa. The journey continues with an authentic visit to a Mongolian nomadic family. Enjoy traditional hospitality inside a ger, learn about their daily lifestyle, and experience riding a Bactrian camel across the vast steppe. After a memorable dinner in Sainshand, board the overnight train back to Ulaanbaatar, arriving early the following morning.Includes
Japanese-speaking guide Round-trip overnight train tickets Private transportation in Sainshand Light breakfast Lunch Dinner Camel riding experience Entrance fees Nomadic family visitImportant Information
- The tour involves overnight train travel. The experience includes visits to spiritual and historical sites. Participants will engage in camel riding and visit a nomadic family.