Chinggis Khaan Tour

Chinggis Khaan Tour: Explore the Legacy of Mongolia’s Great Emperor

A Chinggis Khaan Tour is a powerful journey into the life and legacy of Mongolia’s most legendary leader. Known globally as Genghis Khan, Chinggis Khaan united the Mongolian tribes and built the largest land empire in history. This tour allows visitors to understand his influence on Mongolian culture, history, and national identity.

The highlight of the tour is the Chinggis Khaan Equestrian Statue Complex, located about 54 kilometers east of Ulaanbaatar. Standing 40 meters tall, it is the world’s largest equestrian statue. Visitors can climb inside the statue to reach a viewing platform in the horse’s head, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding steppe landscape.

Inside the complex, the museum showcases traditional weapons, armor, royal seals, and historical exhibits that tell the story of Chinggis Khaan’s rise to power. Interactive displays make the experience engaging for both adults and children.

Many tours also include a visit to nearby historical sites, such as ancient tribal camps and monuments connected to Mongolian heritage. You may also experience a short horseback ride across the open grasslands, giving you a taste of traditional nomadic life.

Another memorable part of the Chinggis Khaan Tour is meeting local nomadic families. Visitors are welcomed into traditional gers (yurts) to enjoy milk tea, homemade dairy products, and learn about centuries-old customs.

This tour is perfect for travelers who want to combine history, culture, and scenic beauty in one experience. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or a first-time visitor to Mongolia, the Chinggis Khaan Tour offers a deep and inspiring look into the spirit of the Mongolian people and their greatest hero.

Program:

Pick you up from your hotel and drive to the Chinggis Statue, which is located in a historical place related to Chinggis Khaan, 54km from Ulaanbaatar. This is the biggest horse statue in the world. The visitors can walk to the head of the horse through the chest and the back neck of the horse, where they can have farseeing and good panorama view over the complex area.

Then proceeding to the XIII century complex, where you can feel that you are in the real XIII century. The reason why is that people who live there are used to eating and doing everything what Mongolian done in the XIII century of our extraordinary history. The little tribe’s people demonstrate their habitual lifestyle.

You have an opportunity to get a picture taken with Mongolian ethnic clothes Deel, and eat dairy products. You’ll have your lunch there in a huge ger /Traditional accommodation similar to a yurt/ including Mongolian food.

Drive back to Ulaanbaatar.

Included Price:

· Entrance fee for the Chinggis Statue and the XIII century complex.

· Transport

· Lunch

· Horse riding

· English-speaking tour guide