If you have limited time, want to visit Mongolia, this 6-day holiday fits the bill perfectly. The well-planned itinerary makes the most of your time with private transfers between the 3 different locations already booked for you. You'll also have free time, so can be as active or restful as you wish. 

Kharakhorum is Mongolian ancient capital city and was founded in 1220 in Orkhon Valley. As strategically, it was positioned at the crossroads of the Silk Road. It was from there that the Mongol Empire governed, until Khubilai Khaan moved it to Beijing. As historically, it was initiated by Chingis Kaan and started to build in 1220 and his son Ogedei Khaan completed it. But it was served a capital city of Mongolian Empire only 40 years. Today the symbolic ruins of the first Buddhist monastery in Mongolia Erdene Zuu left which was built on the ground of the Kharakhorum in 1586. Interesting historical fact is in 1253 the French sculptor Guillaume Bouchier designed and built the most famous fountain in the city. The fountain was in the shape of a huge silver tree, which simultaneously dispensed mare's milk from silver lion's heads, and wine, rice wine from four golden spouts shaped. On top of the tree was an angel. Also there were many craftsmen and traders brought back to the city from all over conquered states and as democratic rule, both Mongolians and foreigners were legally equal right to live in the city. 

Hustai National Park is operating to conserve ecosystems, biodiversity of the park and historical stone monuments, build up takhi population in the wildlife, in other part, to develop eco tourism and support the local sustainable livelihoods in the buffer zone of the park since it was established in 2003. 

Terelj National Park is about 50km north-east of Ulaanbaatar, is a deservedly popular destination. At 1600m, the area is cool and the alpine scenery is magnificent, and there are great opportunities for hiking, rock climbing and horse riding. 

Ulaanbaatar is located on the bank of Tuul River and is surrounded in four mountains which are part of the beautiful Khentii Mountain Range. It is the main hub for travels to any destinations. UB, as Mongolian capital city, is home to over 1.3 million residents and while the population consists mainly of ethnic Mongolians. 

With so much seen in just 6 days this is a great introduction to the mysterious and undiscovered land that is Mongolia and this all adds up to a hugely rewarding holiday and you'll come away not just with many happy memories but also with some new found skills and knowledge.