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Family Discovery

Overview

Seasonal Departure: Available June to September

This six-day adventure is a family's perfect introduction to the wonders of Inner Mongolia, offering an engaging mix of ecological education, cultural immersion, and hands-on activities designed for both kids and adults.

From exploring the vibrant markets and tranquil parks of Xilinhot to embarking on grassland scavenger hunts, crafting traditional toys, and learning survival skills in primeval forests, this journey nurtures family bonds while connecting you to Mongolia's rich heritage.

With each day offering a blend of creativity, adventure, and tradition, families will explore the natural beauty of the grasslands, learn about plant conservation, and experience the thrill of Mongolian horseback riding and storytelling.

Through playful yet educational activities, families will forge memories that last a lifetime.

Theme: Ecological Education & Family Adventure

Ideal For: Families seeking a blend of outdoor exploration, cultural activities, and bonding experiences in an authentic Mongolian setting.

Journey Details

Itinerary

Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6

DAY 1: Xilinhot Cultural Awakening 锡林浩特文化初识

Arrive in Xilinhot and get a first glimpse of local life and steppe culture. Depending on your arrival time, you can explore local food streets, visit parks, and relax after your journey. In the evening, enjoy a boat ride on the Xibo River.

Focus: Awaken your senses through a five-sense encounter with steppe civilization.

Activities:

  • Airport/train station pick-up and hotel check-in
  • Free exploration of pedestrian streets and local snacks
  • Optional visit to Nanshan Eco-Park
  • Optional night boat cruise on Xibo River
Xilinhot Cultural Awakening

DAY 2: Xiwu Banner Family Odyssey 西乌旗亲子奇旅

Travel to Xiwu Banner. Children will take part in a grassland scavenger hunt, while parents learn about native plants and conservation. In the afternoon, enjoy beginner-level horseback riding and a Mongolian wrestling activity designed for families. The day ends with storytelling and music around a campfire.

Focus: An ecological stage where learning shifts between movement and stillness.

Activities:

  • Grassland scavenger hunt with nature guides
  • Native plant session for parents
  • Family horseback riding and Mongolian wrestling
  • Evening campfire with storytelling and throat singing
Xiwu Banner Family Odyssey

DAY 3: Grassland Guardians 草原守护者日

Spend the day learning about grassland ecology and traditional Mongolian crafts. Families will observe local plants, plant trees, and make felt toys. Try creating simple Mongolian-style music and share what you learned at a mini family science fair.

Focus: A journey from plant exploration to the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage.

Activities:

  • Nature walk and plant observation
  • Tree planting with name tags
  • DIY felt animal workshop
  • Folk music experience with traditional instruments
  • Family science fair and sharing session
Grassland Guardians

DAY 4: Ulagai Steppe Academy 乌拉盖自然学堂

Head to the open steppe of Ulagai. Learn to identify animal tracks and navigate using GPS in a family orienteering game. Younger children can practice mock milking. At night, enjoy stargazing and learn about Mongolian legends.

Focus: Creative fusion of nature observation and digital tools.

Activities:

  • Animal track identification
  • Family GPS orienteering challenge
  • Mock milking experience for kids
  • Stargazing activity with simple constellation guides
Ulagai Steppe Academy

DAY 5: Birch Forest Survival Camp 白桦林生存营

Enter the birch forest for hands-on activities. Build simple shelters, try foraging, and hear traditional stories. Enjoy outdoor games and a creative painting session. In the evening, roast food together and talk with local elders.

Focus: Immersive learning through survival skills and oral traditions.

Activities:

  • Shelter building with natural materials
  • Wild berry foraging and storytelling
  • Tug-of-war and outdoor painting
  • Pit-roasted snacks and evening sharing
Birch Forest Survival Camp

DAY 6: Farewell Nomad Soul 告别游牧魂

Enjoy a quiet morning with a local drink and stories from elders. Families will make a felt craft to remember the trip. Before leaving, receive handmade souvenirs and say goodbye with one last cultural activity.

Focus: Carry memories through handcrafted objects in a final dialogue with civilization.

Activities:

  • Morning koumiss tasting and elder proverbs
  • Family felt map-making
  • Receive farewell gifts (mini saddle and wind chime)
  • Final cultural performance
Farewell Nomad Soul
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Complete your registration and secure your spot with a 30% deposit. The total cost is $999 per person. Full payment is due five days before departure. We accept PayPal and credit cards.

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Frequently Asked Questions

(6 Days, 5 Nights)
Q1: What age group is this tour suitable for?
This itinerary is designed for families with children aged 4 to 14. Activities are tailored to be engaging yet safe for young participants, while also offering learning opportunities for parents.
Q2: Do I need prior experience for horse riding or survival activities?
No prior experience is required. All activities, including horse riding and basic survival training, are beginner-friendly and supervised by trained guides and local instructors.
Q3: What should we pack for the trip?
We recommend packing layered clothing (including a jacket for cool evenings), sun protection (hat, sunscreen), comfortable walking shoes, reusable water bottles, and insect repellent. A small backpack for daily outings is also helpful.
Q4: Are meals included, and can dietary needs be accommodated?
Yes, three meals per day are included. We can accommodate vegetarian, gluten-free, and other dietary restrictions with advance notice—please let us know your preferences during booking.
Q5: Is the tour safe for young children?
Yes, safety is our top priority. All activities have been evaluated for child safety, and we maintain a high adult-to-child supervision ratio. First-aid supplies and trained staff are available at all times.
Q6: Can we join part of the tour or customize it?
Customizations or partial participation may be possible depending on availability and logistics. Please contact us in advance for personalized arrangements.
Q7: What if the weather is bad?
The itinerary includes flexible indoor or alternative activities in case of rain or extreme weather. Safety and comfort will always come first.