Next departure: 31.07.2027
Meeting point: Ulaanbaatar
Experience the wild beauty of Mongolia on an 8-day packraft adventure down the Delger Moron River. Spend your days paddling, camping under the stars, and exploring untouched landscapes, with horses and yaks grazing along the riverbanks. Perfect for adventurous packraft beginners, this expedition offers a rare chance to disconnect, immerse yourself in nature, and embrace true wilderness.
It’s an amazing experience to spend such a long time on our own, just by this river. Without villages, houses, cars,..
On this trip you’ll be paddling, with the option to train some basic skills and become more confident in pack rafting.
Mongolia is just a special country. One of this special places on earth that just do good to your soul, every time again.
Adventurous, outdoorsy people who are curious about packrafting and enjoy exploring new landscapes or trying new sports. Perfect for beginners or people with basic packraft/kajakking skills, looking for an authentic expedition experience in Mongolia’s wilderness.
Anyone uncomfortable on the water or spending extended time in the wilderness. Not suitable for those seeking intense whitewater thrills or extreme rafting conditions.
Day 1 – Flight to Ulaanbaatar
Flying for Ulaanbaatar
Day 2 – Arrival in Ulaanbaatar / Transfer to Moron
Upon arrival, either catch a connecting flight to Moron or take an overnight bus if flights are unavailable.
Day 3 – Prep Day in Moron:
Today is all about gearing up for the adventure ahead. We’ll split into groups to visit the local supermarket and market to stock up on supplies. Alternatively, you can simply relax at the hotel and recover from jetlag.
Accommodation: Twin rooms at a hotel.
Day 4 – Transfer to Nearby Lake & First Packraft Intro
A short 1-hour transfer brings us to a nearby salt lake, where we can explore ancient “deer stones” — carved granite or sandstone pillars dating back 3,000 years.
For those eager, this is also the perfect spot to try your packraft for the first time.
Accommodation: Camping in tents.
Days 5–12 – 8-Day Packraft Expedition on the Delger Moron
We begin with a 3-hour off-road drive to the small town of Altraga, where we’ll enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before starting our river adventure.
Day 1 on the river: A short, easy paddling day with basic technique lessons and a safety briefing.
Camping: Each night we’ll set up camp along the river. Enjoy washing, campfires, and the freedom to make the campsite your temporary home.
Nature & Scenery: Horses and yaks graze nearby, and optional hikes up the valley offer breathtaking sunset views.
River travel: We’ll paddle as far as possible, but if the river slows, our backup vehicle may transport us to the final destination.
Final Destination:
After the river journey, a short drive takes us to the Belgian/Mongolian-run yurt oasis ViaVia Harganat, where we’ll stay in luxurious yurts and enjoy delicious cuisine with sweeping views of the open steppe.
Day 13 – Relax at ViaVia Harganat
A full day to unwind: dry your gear, wash up, enjoy a cold beer, or treat yourself to a massage. Optional activities include archery, horseback riding, or simply soaking in the peaceful surroundings at the foot of the Delger Moron.
Day 14 – Return to Ulaanbaatar
Morning transfer back to Moron (1-hour drive) and flight to Ulaanbaatar. Enjoy a half-day exploring the city before preparing for your journey home.
Accomodation: hotel, twin rooms
Day 15 – Fly Home
Depart Ulaanbaatar for your home airport.
Optional: Depending on flight schedules, you may choose to spend an extra day in Ulaanbaatar for a guided or independent exploration.
Interested? Feel free to pre – reserve your spot.
Guided by Anne and Jeremie ( Insta: @injuringeternity )
We’ll be outdoors 24/7—a rare and unforgettable experience that’s both freeing and empowering. With no phone reception, no roads, and few distractions, it’s just us and the wilderness. Paddle along the beautiful river, spot countless birds, and immerse yourself fully—a true wilderness adventure at its finest.
This trip offers very basic comforts. Most nights will be spent camping in the wilderness. Thanks to our packrafts, we can carry enough food and a few personal comfort items without having to haul everything on foot.
The paddling itself isn’t very physically demanding, but spending 24/7 outdoors can be tiring. Weather conditions may change, attention is required on the river, and you might get little sleep—especially if your tent buddy happens to snore…
If you are an experience wild camper, and you did some packrafting or kanu trips before, you’ll easily find your flow. For those who haven’t been rafting before, or are not so familiar with wilderness trips, don’t worry, we have a packraft and outdoorguide along to train you and answer your questions.
If you have some basic kajak, paddle skills, this is nice but not necessary. Necessary is to be used to sleep in a tent, be outdoors.
No physical demands for this trip. A basic physical shape is off course welcome to deal with spending time outdoors.
If you have some basic kajak, paddle skills, this is nice but not necessary.
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A detailed pack list will be provided. During this trip, you can either rent equipment from us, bring your own and save money, or buy a packraft through us.
We believe in transparent pricing, and fully support borrowing gear from family or friends instead of buying it for one-time use.
In short, you’ll need:
– a helmet and a life-saving vest;
– a packraft;
– a tent, sleeping bag and sleeping mat.
We’ll discuss the gear also as a group. Tents and other gear can be shared.
Contact us for further informations.
The following equipment can be rented from us.
Possible to rent from us: Pack raft set ( 400 CHF )
Ulaanbaatar
Murun, Khovsgol Province
tunduk operates a structured risk management concept that applies to every trip. Prevention is the priority – we mitigate risk with conservative route decisions, timing, and group management. When conditions change, plans change.
All participants are required to read the tunduk Emergency Concept. It covers prevention, decision-making in the field, and emergency procedures.
On all trips in remote areas without mobile coverage we carry a Garmin inReach satellite communicator for emergency communication.
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We’ll have a safety briefing on our trip discussing different topics such as rescue, communication on the water,…
Insurance is the responsibility of each participant. Coverage must include health (illness and accident), rescue and evacuation in the destination country, and repatriation. We may ask for proof of insurance prior to departure.
Travel insurance is not mandatory but strongly recommended. It should cover trip cancellation, lost equipment, and any activity-specific risks relevant to the trip.
Participants are responsible for their own insurance (rescue, evacuation, health, travel cancellation, etc.) and a proof has to be presented to the organizer prior to the trip.
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