Regardless of which country or time the travelers arrive in Ulaanbaatar, they will rest and stay overnight at the hotel.
Visit the Chinggis Khaan equestrian statue at Tsonjin Boldog, which is the world’s largest equestrian statue.
At the sacred mountain of the Elderly White-Haired Father (Uvgun Buurol Aav), a ritual is held to summon him and connect with the Great Sky Spirit of the Buryats. This is the site where the Great Mongol Empire was established in 1206 and the first Great Khuraldai was convened.
Conduct a shamanic ritual at Duurlig Nars (a pine forest) and pray to the Huagchin Sky Spirit.
Arrive at Deluun Boldog, the birthplace of Chinggis Khaan, and perform a ritual at Khazhu Bulag (Side Spring).
Bayandun soum in Dornod Province is considered the cradle land of the Buryat people. Perform a shamanic ritual to honor the Buryat Father Spirit (Baavaan).
Perform a ritual at the 13 Ovoo of Khan Mountain located south of Choibalsan city in Dornod. Pay respect to the Buryats’ grand sacred site.
Matad’s 13 Ovoo is a sacred mountain with ancient spiritual significance for the Buryat and Barghu people.
Reach Khuduu Aral on the Kherlen River, a spiritually rich place where the sacred Kherlen Toono Mountain and the spirits of the Kherlen River reside. A shamanic ritual will be performed here, where many Great Sky Spirits of the Buryats are believed to dwell.
Return to Ulaanbaatar. Spend the evening exploring the city and attend the tour closing ceremony.
Flight
Journey back home.
