Day 01 Ulaanbaatar
Arrival to Ulaanbaatar and check in hotel.

Day 02 Sukhbaatar province
After breakfast, we will drive to Sukhbaatar province. Lunchbox. Dinner and overnight in tourist ger camp.

Day 03 Ganga Lake
After arrival in Ganga Lake will explore the lake, birds, nature landscape and wildlife by walking and can have good photo shots. Lunch. Dinner and overnight in tourist ger camp.

Day 03-07 Bird watching days in Ganga Lake
After breakfast, we will ride horse to around lake. We can fish here and bird watching here. Lunches & Dinners, Overnight in gers & tens. There are over 500 birds in Mongolia. Also you can watch many kinds of bird for 5 days. Birds meet themselfes the end of May.In this time our tourists come there.

Day 08 Terelj National Park
Will pick up from the hotel and will drive around 71 km to reach the National Park Terelj – most exciting place near the city. We will explore the extraordinary formation of rocks and stones, which some of them looks quite similar with Turtle, person who reading book and others – by walking or horse riding, where we need to rent horses from local area. The Terelj National Park is one of the part of Khenty Mountain Range. Lunch in the tourist camp. Then, we will visit local horse breeding family. There we have a chance to experience the nomads way of life. Dinner and overnight in ger camp.

Day 09 Drive back to Ulaanbaatar
Today in the morning we drive back to Ulaanbaatar. Lunchbox. Dinner & Overnight in the hotel.

Day 10 City tour
City tour in Ulanbaatar. Gandan tegchlen monastery, Sukhbaatar square. Lunch. Shopping, Mongolian Nature Musuem, Zaisan Hill and much more! Dinner & overnight in the hotel.

Day 11 Ulaanbaatar
After breakfast will be transferred from hotel to train station or airport.

MONGOLIA BIRDS

Pelecanus crispus Bruch, 1832
Dalmatian Pelican
There are 3200-4300 Dalmatian pelicans throughout the world. In the summer of 1956 over 300 were recorded on Suvuun tuglaan, Khar-Us lake: only 207 were  countet in 1972 and 13 in 1981. From the Yelloow River west to the Balkan Peninsula. The Persian Gulf to Khar Lake in the Kustanai region. Winters in IraqPersian Gulf, Egypt, India and south-east China. In Mongolia a summer migrant to Khar- Us Lake.

Egretta alba Linnaeus, 1758
Great White Egret
Found on every continent except Antarctica. In Mongolia: Uvs, Khyrgas, Khar-Us Lake and Khar Lakes during the summer or on migration. Small population 6 were found in the reeds of Uvs Lake in August, 1981. The population has decreased shaprly due to disturbance and reed cutting.

Platalea leucorodia Linnaeus, 1758
Eurasian or White Spoonbill
World wide distribution. In Mongolia: Uvs, Khar- Us Lake, Khar, Khyargas, Ogii, Buir, Telmen, Tolbo and Terkhiin Tsagaan Lakes Rivers including the Orkhon, Splenge, Tuul, Onon, Zavkhan, Taats, Tes and Khalkh. Hunting prohibited since 1995.

Cygnus ofor Gmelin, 1789
Muteswan
Europe, Asia, Ussuria and Baikal in Russia. In Mongolia Uvs Boontsagaan, Orog and Ulaan Lakes.In 1962, 32 were recorded on Orog Lake.

Cygnus cysnus Linnaeus, 1758
Whooper Swan
Migrant to the lakes and rivers of Trans-Altai Gobi, Great Lakes Depression, Valley of the Lakes, Altai, Khangai, Khentii, Khovsgol and eastern Mongolia. 2000 pairs are estimated to nest in mongolia. 100-500 individuals flock around Ugii, khukh and ganga Lakes. Research conducted from 1990-1994, estimated 342 Swans on Khukh Lake, 106 on Khaich Tsagaan lake.

Oxyura leucocephala, 1769
White-headed Duck
Uvs and Khyargas Lakes in the Great Lakes Depression. 15000 are estimated worldwide. Several hundred have been recorded in Mongolia. At the end of the summer of 1981, 15-18 were seen where the Tes River flows into Uvs lake.

Haliaeetus albicilla Limaeus, 1758
White-tailed Sea- Eagle
A long large rivers and lakes, rocky cliffs and tall trees where there is abundant fish and waterfowl. 1975-94, over 30 were recorded, although the population has not been fully assessed. Disturbance  to nest sites.

Grus vipio Pallas, 1811
Japanese White- naped Crane
Estimated that there are 2500-3000 throughout the world. 189 were reported along the Ulz River in 1990. Wolves, dogs, Alpine Weasels, eagles, hooded Crows are predators.

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