Located near Kharkhorin, the historic capital of Mongolia, Secret of Torgonii Zam Camp is a cozy tourist camp offering an authentic experience of the Mongolian steppe. It serves as an ideal base for exploring the Orkhon Valley Cultural Landscape — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — and the legendary Erdene Zuu Monastery. Surrounded by wide-open grasslands, the camp combines comfort with traditional nomadic charm.

General Information

• Location: Kharkhorin, Övörkhangai Province, Central Mongolia
• Category: Tourist Ger Camp
• Opened: 2018
• Renovated: 2023
• Highlights: Peaceful natural setting, traditional gers with modern facilities, close to major cultural landmarks

Facilities & Services

• Traditional Mongolian gers with comfortable beds and clean linens
• Restaurant serving Mongolian and international cuisine
• Bar and outdoor seating area with panoramic views
• Hot water showers and modern shared bathrooms
• Electricity and mobile network coverage
• Campfire area and stargazing activities

Room Information

• Standard Ger Size: 25–30 m²
• Capacity: 2–4 guests per ger
• Bed Type: 2–4 single beds
• Family Ger: Available upon request

Ratings (Current)

• Google Reviews: 4.6/5 (150+ reviews)
• Tripadvisor: 4.5/5 – Recommended for comfort and cultural authenticity

Nearby Attractions

• Erdene Zuu Monastery: The oldest Buddhist monastery in Mongolia, dating back to the 16th century
• Kharkhorin Museum: Exhibits the rich history of the ancient Mongol capital
• Orkhon River Valley: Scenic area ideal for photography and hiking
• Kharkhorin Rock Inscription: Ancient Turkic monument with runic carvings

Things to Do

• Visit Erdene Zuu Monastery and explore the Orkhon Valley
• Experience traditional Mongolian cuisine at the camp restaurant
• Hike around the surrounding steppe and enjoy sunrise or sunset views
• Relax by the campfire and stargaze under the clear Mongolian sky

Travel Tips

• Best travel period: May to September
• Bring warm clothes for cool nights
• Carry cash – ATMs may not be available nearby
• Respect local traditions and monastery rules when visiting religious sites