Khüiten Peak (4,374m) is Mongolia’s highest mountain, located in Altai Tavan Bogd National Park in the country’s far west. This expedition treks alongside the Potanin Glacier — the largest glacier in Mongolia — to reach a summit with panoramic views across Mongolia, Russia, China, and Kazakhstan.
Highlights
- Climb Khüiten Peak (4,374m), Mongolia’s highest point
- Trek across the Potanin Glacier, Mongolia’s largest glacier
- Stay with nomadic families in traditional Kazakh yurts
- Horseback riding through alpine valleys and mountain passes
- Visit a Kazakh eagle hunter family
- Traditional Mongolian and Kazakh cuisine shared with nomadic hosts
This is a non-technical but physically demanding high-altitude trek to 4,374m. Full inclusions/exclusions and technical requirements (climbing gear, permits, fitness level) are still being finalized — please enquire for current details.
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Mongolia
Day 2: Fly to Bayan-Ölgii province
Day 3: Trek to base camp
Day 4: Ascent to high camp
Day 5: Summit day
Day 6: Descend to base camp
Day 7: Return to Ölgii
Trip details
Activities
High-altitude trekking, a summit ascent of Khüiten Peak, crossing the Potanin Glacier, and a visit to a Kazakh eagle hunter family.
What’s included
Included
- Local English-speaking guide
- Guided expedition support
- Bottled drinking water
Not included
- International flights
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses
- Alcoholic beverages
- Tips (optional)
Gallery
Mongolia’s highest peaks, the Potanin Glacier, and the turquoise Khoton & Khurgan Lakes.
