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Brief Outline Itinerary 
The support structure for our expedition consists of local herdsmen with riding horses and packhorses that will carry tents, luggage and equipment. We ride cross-terrain and camp in the wild. Our trailfinder is a local herdsman who spends the winters with his herd and family at Jalman Meadows, a 8-hour horseback ride from Hagiin Har Nuur. Jalman Meadows Ger Camp is also located there, from where our expedition will start. It has double occupancy gers. A cook and interpreter will accompany the ride.

Day 1: Arrival in Ulaanbaatar
Arrive by air to Ulaanbaatar. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight in a hotel. Dinner and trip briefing in the evening.

DAY 2: To Jalman Meadows
A.m. Depart by vehicle from your hotel in Ulaanbaatar for the 3-3.5 hours ride to (110km) the Khan Khentii Strictly Protected Area, which includes Terelj National Park within its boundaries.  For an hour we will drive through a steppe valley that is summer pasture for numerous herdsmen and their cattle.

P.m. On arrival meet the trailfinder and horsemen. Trial ride around the area and cross the Tuul river to enjoy the view over Jalman Meadows, rich in wildflowers and berries during the summer season, located just below the Jalman Mountain (2051 meters above sea level).

DAY 3-4: To Hagiin Har Nuur
Our route will be decided according to river levels and climatic conditions of the time. There are three different barely visible trails, known only to the local people, that make their way towards Hagiin Har Nuur. We will load the packhorses with the equipment, and set on the ride. There is a saddlebag for each rider. We will make our way further up the Tuul River Valley or the Zuunbayan River Valley. We will make our way into this fascinating area of rivers and small lakes via the Hongoriin and Hagiin River and set up a base camp by the lake. We will remain here for two nights. The area is rich in wildlife, although it is difficult to see it. The lake itself and the rivers are rich in fish such as Grayling, Lenok Trout and Taimen, that can grow to sizeable portions here.

Day 5: Hiydiyn Sardag & Höh Nuur
We will make a day ride, first in a northeasterly direction to the small and ruined Sardag Monastery. Built by Zanabazar, the first of the Mongol Bogdo Gegens (Living Buddha’s like the Dalai Lama) in the 17th century. It was destroyed during the purges in the Stalinist 1930s. Then to the northwest to Höh Nuur (Blue Lake) which is considerably smaller than Hagiin Har Nuur. There are several small lakes connected to it. Return to the same campsite.

DAY 6-7: To Jalman Meadows
We will now again load our packhorses and ride back for Jalman Meadows Ger Camp, via an alternative route, which willalso provide an equally nice experience of the Siberian taiga lifezone.

DAY 8: Jalman Meadows
Day at leisure at Jalman Meadows Ger Camp. Hike in the area. Sleep in a real bed in relative comfort. This is a buffer day, just in case there are delays in the wilderness, potentially caused by rains and flooded streams.

DAY 9: To Ulaanbaatar
A.m. Picked up by vehicle and drive 3 hrs back to Ulaanbaatar. Hotel.

DAY 10: Ulaanbaatar
Transfer to the airport and fly out. End of services after breakfast.

Practicalities
Please note that July and August, which have more rain, may cause small streams in the area to flood such that they become rivers too dangerous to cross. While it is possile to undertake dramatic horseback journeys at this time, your plans should allow for several days delay, just in case.

During the daytime, sunny and warm weather is likely. However, during the early morning hours it is equally likely having frost! You need to bring your own sleeping bag and good rainwear with you. Please bring your own hard hat and short chaps. 

All overnights in ger (yurt) camp and tents and 2 nights in hotel.

Meals: Our cook will prepare the meals over open fire. We pride ourselves in having cooks adapt with both western and Mongolian cooking on our trips.

Passports
Passport valid for at least six months required by all nationals referred to in the chart.
Visas
Required by all nationals referred to in the chart above except:
1. nationals of the USA, if entering the country as a tourist, for stays of up to 90 days.
Visa Note
(a) All foreign nationals staying in Mongolia for longer than 30 days are required to register with the police within 10 days of arrival. (b) Nationals entering Mongolia for stays up to 30 days should apply for an Entry and Exit visa; for stays over 90 days nationals should apply for an Entry visa. (c) Nationals transiting via trains can apply for a single-, double- or multiple-entry Transit visa.
Types of Visa and Cost
Entry and Exit visa: £40 (single-entry, 30 days); £55 (double-entry, 30 days per visit). Entry visa: £35 (single-entry, 90 days). Transit visa: £35 (single-entry); £40 (double-entry); £45 (multiple-entry).
Validity
Visas are valid for three months from date of issue.
Applications to:
Consulate (or consular section at embassy); see Contact Addresses. If travelling on an organised tour, visas can be obtained through tourism companies or travel agencies. A group visa in the name of the tour leader is valid for all tourists on the list attached, provided relevant details (nationality, sex, date of birth, passport numbers, and dates of issue and expiry) are given at the time of application.
Working Days Required
Two to five. An express service is available which costs an additional £20.