This adventurous Gobi trek trip will cover through south Gobi in southern Mongolia. The trip will provide adventure with desert experience like no other, through a land of boundless sand dunes, forest of saxaul bushes and canyons where ibex roam and place where dinosaur fossils have been found which were discovered by Roy Chapman Andrews in 1923.

Ikh Gazriin Chuluu : (means great ground stone) It’s the largest part of the granite of Mongolia and there is certain lined rock formation which about 600sq.km. It’s located in middle gobi Dundgobi province. The area became government protected in 2003 due to its unique landscape.

Yol Valley: Yol is the highest flying (4000m) bird with a wingspan of 2-2.5m, and yet one of the biggest birds in Mongolia, in English it’s Lammergeier. The Valley is named after by this bird, splendid gorge found in the Gobi Gurvan Saikhan National Park and it’s home for many wild animals such as the Siberian ibexes, Argali, snow Leopards, Lynxes, foxes, wolves and of course the Lammergeiers.

Khongor Sand dunes: Khongor sand is the longest sand dune in the country, extending more than 180 km from northwest to southeast, 3-5 km wide and in some places more than 20 km wide. The highest part of Khongor sand is called Duut Mankhan (Singing dunes and it reaches up to 240m. it’s is one of the most spectacular scenery of the Gobi Desert.

Bayanzag, (means rich in saxaul) the flaming cliffs: Sedimentary sand cliffs, renown for it’s beautiful colour and palaeontological finds. Discovered and named by the paleontologist Roy Chapman Andrews as Flaming Cliff, which fires red, orange during sunset. In 1922, Andrews was the first to discover dinosaurs’ bones and eggs. His discoveries included the world’s first fossilized dinosaur eggs, petrified forests, and early mammals. Many of Andrew’s finds now not only adorn museums in Mongolia but worldwide. The best time to capture the cliffs at their most attractive is sunrise or sunset time.

Tsagaan Suvarga: (means white stupa) Rocky formations eroded by the wind look like a ruined city if you observe them from a certain distance. This place is worth visiting as it is visually wonderful as well as geographically interesting. It is a big limestone escarpment with a height of 200m and length of 400m. Climbing to the top would provide you with excellent views of the wonderful rock formations created by the wind.

Baga Gazriin Chuluu: (means low ground stone). It’s a granite rocky formation area. Pleasant place to walk and hike around among the colorful limestone formations. At a height of 1751 metres (1,09 mile), they form a granite canyon erected in the heart of the steppe. The erosion polished the rock faces of the cliffs. Some of the lateral entries of the canyon are not very accessible, but most of them permit you to enter and to make wonderful hikes in this rocky maze.