Category Lunch Experiences

MONGOLIA · LUNCH EXPERIENCES

4 Lunch Experiences in Mongolia, Compared

4 tours reviewed

1 Day Coach Tour of Genghis Khan Statue Complex and Terelj National Park Including Lunch

1 Day Coach Tour of Genghis Khan Statue Complex and Terelj National Park Including Lunch - The drive matters: time, traffic, and road conditions

1.1 Day Coach Tour of Genghis Khan Statue Complex and Terelj National Park Including Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 36 reviews · from $124Our pick

Terelj National Park and the Genghis Khan Statue Complex in one long day from Ulaanbaatar, with lunch, an English guide, and culture stops.

“My guide, Bat, was on time with picking me up from the hotel. Bat was very kind, informative, and was willing to share so much about his country and its people. I enjoyed learning about local politics with him. I loved all the locations we visited. There were three of us and we were all traveling alone. Despite traveling alone Bat was willing to take great pictures of me at all the various sites. The lunch of local food was incredible. It was some of the best meat I have ever eaten in my life. If you ever go on this tour ask for Bat. He will deliver the best…”

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1 Day Coach Tour of Terelj National Park Including Lunch And Free Camel Ride

1 Day Coach Tour of Terelj National Park Including Lunch And Free Camel Ride - Gorkhi-Terelj National Park and Turtle Rock: Easy Scenery That Feels Far Away

1 Day Semi-Gobi Tour with Lunch And Enjoying Camel or Horseback

1 Day Semi-Gobi Tour with Lunch And Enjoying Camel or Horseback - Price Check: What $138 Buys You, Private Tour, Pickup, And Lunch

1 Day Semi-Gobi Tour Including Lunch And Free Camel +Bonus Khustai National Park

1 Day Semi-Gobi Tour Including Lunch And Free Camel +Bonus Khustai National Park - Elsen Tasarkhai dunes: camel time, walking, and what to plan for

4.1 Day Semi-Gobi Tour Including Lunch And Free Camel +Bonus Khustai National Park

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 6 reviews · from $168

A long day from Ulaanbaatar to Semi-Gobi dunes, a nomad family visit, and Khustai National Park to spot Przewalski horses.

“We drove for 10 hours for a 20 minute camel ride. It was it. Literally. We didn't see the sand dune or the Hustai park because of the torrential rain and the lack if time. Our car was old, with a broken windscreen wipes and seats and no safety features at all. It's not worth it for this type of money. On a brighter side, the scenery was fantastic.”

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