Gobi Desert Tour

Baga Gazriin Chuluu (“Small Place of Stones”) is a striking granite massif spanning roughly 15 by 10 kilometers in Dundgobi Province. Rising about 200 meters above the surrounding steppe, it features a dramatic, lunar-like landscape of weathered rock formations. The area is home to ancient rock paintings and the 17th-century ruins of Sudutiin Am. Popular with travelers, it offers excellent opportunities for hiking, bouldering, and spotting wildlife such as wild ibex.

Yolyn Am, meaning “Valley of the Bearded Vulture,” is a breathtaking narrow canyon located within Gobi Gurvan Saikhan National Park in southern Mongolia. Towering rock walls rise up to 200 meters on either side, creating a dramatic natural corridor. Even more remarkable is its thick ice field, which often remains frozen well into the summer, offering a refreshing contrast to the surrounding desert heat. The gorge is an excellent destination for hiking, wildlife spotting—including wild ibex—and observing majestic bearded vultures soaring overhead.