Journey to the World Energy Center in Mongolian Eastern Gobi

Embarking on a journey to the World Energy Center in Mongolia’s Eastern Gobi is a profound spiritual and cultural experience. The adventure begins with an 8-hour drive from Ulaanbaatar, showcasing breathtaking landscapes and nomadic life. At Khamar Monastery, founded in 1820, visitors can explore sacred sites, meditation caves, and the renowned Shambhala energy center. But it’s not just about the monastery – the guided tours, camel riding, and wildlife viewing offer a deeper connection to this serene and mystical region, making it a unique retreat into Mongolia’s rich heritage. There’s much more to uncover.

Key Points

• Explore the Khamar Monastery, a spiritual hub founded in 1820, and visit the World Energy Center (Shambhala) believed to radiate powerful energy.
• Immerse in Mongolia’s Eastern Gobi culture and experience traditional Nomad Ger/Yurt accommodations during the 2-day tour.
• Set out on a scenic 8-hour drive (460 km) from Ulaanbaatar to Khamar Monastery, offering opportunities to enjoy stunning landscapes and nomadic life.
• Participate in guided tours, camel riding, wildlife viewing, and camp activities to fully experience the spiritual and cultural heritage of the region.
• Consider flexible booking options, cancellation policy, and optional airport pickup for a convenient and personalized journey to the World Energy Center.

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Tour Overview

This 2-day journey takes travelers from the capital city of Ulaanbaatar on an 8-hour drive (460 km) to the Khamar Monastery in the Mongolian Eastern Gobi.

Highlights include the Khamar Monastery, the World Energy Center (Shambhala), meditation caves, and wish-granting sites.

Visitors can enjoy guided tours, camel riding, sightseeing, camp activities, wildlife viewing, and an overnight stay in a Ger.

The tour duration is 2 days, with the starting location being Ulaanbaatar.

Spiritual and Cultural Experience

The Khamar Monastery, founded in 1820 by the renowned Buddhist teacher Danzan Ravjaa, is known for its strong spiritual energy.

This historic site features a public library, museum, and school for children, providing a rich cultural experience for visitors.

Nearby, the Energy Center, known as Shambhala, is believed to radiate a powerful energy that attracts spiritual seekers.

Plus, the area boasts several meditation caves and sacred sites like Muumun Khad (Breast Rock) for women and Bayanzurkh mountain for men.

These unique spiritual and cultural attractions offer travelers a chance to enjoy Mongolia’s captivating Eastern Gobi region.

Pricing and Reservations

Priced at just Kč7,097 per person, this tour offers up to 10% in savings compared to the original Kč7,886 rate.

Reservations are easy, with the ability to reserve now and pay later. Plus, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing flexibility in your travel plans.

For a small fee, the tour also offers airport pickup, making your journey to the World Energy Center even more convenient.

Whether you prefer to travel by train or by car, the itinerary can be adjusted to suit your needs.

With this great value and flexible booking, it’s the perfect opportunity to embark on a spiritual and cultural adventure in the Mongolian Eastern Gobi.

Accommodation and Meals

Overnight accommodations for this journey are provided in traditional Nomad Ger/Yurt dwellings, immersing guests in the authentic Mongolian experience.

These cozy, round tents offer a comfortable and unique overnight stay. Meals during the tour are also included, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided to ensure travelers are well-fed throughout their adventure.

All travel food costs are covered, allowing guests to focus on the spiritual and cultural experience. Whether enjoying a hearty meal or relaxing in the comfort of a Ger, the accommodations and meals on this tour enhance the overall journey to the World Energy Center in the Mongolian Eastern Gobi.

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Getting to the Monastery

The journey to the revered Khamar Monastery begins with an 8-hour drive from Ulaanbaatar, traversing the vast expanse of the Mongolian Eastern Gobi.

Covering a distance of 460 km, the scenic route offers a glimpse into the region’s rugged landscapes and nomadic way of life.

Travelers can expect to pass by stunning vistas, including rolling hills, vast grasslands, and remote settlements.

While the drive may be lengthy, it sets the stage for the immersive spiritual and cultural experience that awaits at the monastery.

Guests are encouraged to sit back, relax, and soak in the serene surroundings as they make their way to this sacred destination.

Activities and Sightseeing

Upon arrival at the Khamar Monastery, visitors embark on a guided tour that introduces them to the site’s captivating spiritual and cultural heritage.

They explore the public library, museum, and school for children, marveling at the monastery’s deep connection to Danzan Ravjaa, a revered spiritual leader.

Beyond the monastery, guests venture to the nearby World Energy Center, or Shambhala, believed to radiate powerful energy.

Visitors can also hike to meditation caves and sacred sites, such as Muumun Khad (Breast Rock) for women and Bayanzurkh mountain for men.

The tour culminates in a thrilling camel ride, allowing travelers to enjoy the region’s nomadic traditions and stunning natural landscapes.

Wildlife and Nature Exploration

After seeing the cultural and spiritual aspects of the journey, visitors can now explore the captivating wildlife and natural landscapes of the Mongolian Eastern Gobi.

The region is home to a diverse array of species, including:

• Majestic Mongolian gazelles, gracefully roaming the vast grasslands
• Elusive snow leopards, prowling the rugged mountainsides
• Rare Bactrian camels, adapted to thrive in the harsh desert environment
• Migratory birds, such as the graceful Saker falcon, soaring through the skies

These natural wonders offer a profound connection to the untamed beauty of the Gobi, leaving visitors in awe of the region’s ecological treasures.

Travel Considerations

Travelers planning their journey to the World Energy Center in the Mongolian Eastern Gobi should factor in several travel considerations. The region is remote, and the journey involves an 8-hour drive from Ulaanbaatar. Visitors should be prepared for the challenging terrain and ensure they have appropriate clothing and equipment. The tour offers both public transportation and airport pickup options, providing flexibility for travelers. Plus, the itinerary is subject to change, so it’s essential to check availability and plan accordingly. The tour’s cancellation policy allows for flexibility, providing peace of mind for travelers.

Transportation	Accommodation
Driving (8 hours)	Nomad Ger/Yurt
Train (advance notice required)	Meals included
Airport pickup (additional fee)	Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Other Considerations
Appropriate clothing and equipment
Itinerary subject to change
Free cancellation policy

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Extend My Stay at the Ger Camp?

Yes, travellers can extend their stay at the ger camp. There’s flexibility to customize the itinerary, and the tour operator can accommodate requests for additional nights at the ger camp with prior notice.

Are There Any Additional Costs or Fees During the Tour?

The tour package includes all travel costs, accommodations, and meals. There are no additional fees during the tour, except for a small pickup fee from the airport if requested. Travelers can extend their stay at the ger camp for an additional charge.

Is It Possible to Customize the Tour Itinerary?

Yes, the tour itinerary can be customized. Travelers can work with the tour provider to adjust the schedule and activities to fit their specific interests and needs within the overall 2-day tour duration.

What Is the Weather Like During the Recommended Travel Season?

The recommended travel season experiences mild temperatures, with daytime highs around 18-22°C (64-72°F) and cool nights. Skies are generally clear, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

Can I Bring My Own Camping Gear and Equipment?

Guests are welcome to bring their own camping gear and equipment on the tour. However, the package includes an overnight stay in a nomad ger/yurt, so additional gear may not be necessary.

The Sum Up

The journey to Mongolia’s Eastern Gobi region offers a profound spiritual and cultural experience. Visitors can explore sacred sites, engage in guided tours, and enjoy the serene and mystical landscape. The adventure provides a unique retreat into the country’s rich heritage, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a transformative travel experience.

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