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Montol travel tour for 5days on 13th August 2025.

[Application] Let's go together! An impressive 5-day tour of Mongolia https://www.webtravel.jp/ambassador/e... Open chat "Mongolian Impressive Tour" *Please ask any questions https://line.me/ti/g2/8qJ53HjNpQZhN3q... Go to every country on Earth! Would you like to travel with me? With the cooperation of WebTravel, I have planned a 5-day tour trip to Mongolia with me! The trip will be for 5 days from August 13th to 17th. First of all, please note that this tour does not include a flight ticket! Please arrange your own flight ticket to and from Mongolia. Of course, you can also ask WebTravel to arrange your flight! Please apply for the tour using this QR code. I will also post a link in the description section. I will accompany you from start to finish! You can ask me about the videos on my YouTube channel or anything else about travel. During the trip, let's talk about Mongolia and other travel topics and have fun! 0:00 Let's all go on a 5-day Mongolian tour! 0:51 Amazing! 5-day Mongolian tour 1:33 Ulaanbaatar, the capital 3:32 Terelj National Park 4:53 Karakoram, a world heritage site 6:19 Mini Gobi Desert 6:50 Mongolian tour details ●About the 5-day Mongolian tour First of all, we will visit four places on this Mongolian tour. The capital Ulaanbaatar, Terelj National Park, the world heritage site Karakoram, and the Mini Gobi Desert. 1. Ulaanbaatar, the capital 2. Terelj National Park 3. Karakorom, the ancient capital of the World Heritage Site 4. Mini Gobi Desert Normal Mongolian tours often only visit Ulaanbaatar and Terelj, and do not include the World Heritage Site Karakorom, but this tour also includes Karakorom! The ancient capital Karakorom is the highlight of any trip to Mongolia! It's a place you can't miss, so enjoy it to the fullest! Also, in Karakorom, it's very popular! You'll also stay in a Mongolian nomad tent called a "ger," so look forward to it! I'll explain the four places we'll visit! 1. Ulaanbaatar, the capital First, in Ulaanbaatar, let's walk around Sukhbaatar Square, a place of relaxation for Mongolian citizens. This is an iconic square that has appeared many times in the drama VIVANT. It has a bronze statue of Genghis Khan and government buildings, and is a popular photo spot. At the National Drama Theater, you can enjoy Mongolian traditional performing arts, music, dance, and more. Enjoy the traditional Mongolian musical instrument, the horsehead fiddle, and traditional performing arts such as dancing and singing in Mongolian national costumes! Nomin Department Store, an old and quaint department store from the socialist era, sells many Mongolian souvenirs. They also have Mongolian hats and national costumes, gers made from sheep's wool, smartphone cases, camel dolls, and horsehead fiddles! This is Mongolian chocolate, Golden Gobi. It is a chocolate made by the long-established Belgian company Godiva, and it is very delicious! It is much cheaper than Godiva, but it is of Godiva quality, so I highly recommend it! There are many other cute souvenirs, which are great! For dinner, we enjoyed Mongolian food at a restaurant! Mongolian food is not very familiar in Japan, but all the dishes, such as fried dumplings, khushor, grilled lamb, and soup dishes, are delicious! It also goes well with beer! 2. Terelj National Park Terelj, 50 km northeast of Ulaanbaatar, is a great highland resort! The 40m tall Genghis Khan equestrian statue is a spectacular sight, with the world's largest Mongolian ghothar (shoes) inside! The basement is a museum, and if you take the elevator up you can get out of the horse's head for a great view! See the giant turtle stone, ride a horse, ride a camel, or hold an eagle to interact with the animals. Horseback riding while looking at the beautiful grasslands is especially amazing! Aryabal Buddha Meditation and Monastery is a Tibetan Buddhist temple. Near the entrance there are many edelweiss flowers, a flower that blooms on the plateau and is not found in Japan. The Mongolian grasslands are filled with edelweiss flowers, and they are very beautiful! It's a bit steep, but after climbing the hill and climbing the 108 steps, you will reach the main hall of the monastery. Immerse yourself in the unique worldview of Tibetan Buddhism 3. Karakorom, a World Heritage Site Next, we head to the biggest attraction of this tour, the ancient city of Karakorom, a World Heritage Site. It is 360 km west of Ulaanbaatar and takes more than 5 hours by car. We head west on a single road, and on both sides there is grassland as far as the eye can see! There are no buildings, only sheep and horses. The scenery while driving while looking at this huge grassland is amazing, and I never got bored even after 5 hours. In Karakorom, we visited the Buddhist temple Erdene Zou, which was built in 1586, and studied archaeology at the Karakoram Museum, which was built with Japa...