The Grand Expedition Yak is bought from Uncle Bigpocket at the Grummle Bazaar in Kun-Lai Summit, Pandaria, for 120,000 gold. It's a two-passenger ground mount that carries its own traveling merchant, so you can repair gear, sell junk, and transmog anywhere in the world. You just need Expert Riding and the gold to grab it.

Quick facts

  • Vendor: Uncle Bigpocket, at the Grummle Bazaar in Kun-Lai Summit (Pandaria).
  • Cost: 120,000 gold.
  • Type: Two-seat ground mount (yak).
  • Built-in NPCs: a repair/vendor grummle and a transmogrifier ride along with the mount.
  • Requirement: Expert Riding skill or higher.
  • Account-wide: Yes, once learned it's usable on all your characters.

How to buy the Grand Expedition Yak

  1. Fly to Pandaria and head to Kun-Lai Summit.
  2. Travel to the Grummle Bazaar, tucked along the mountain paths toward the Burlap Trail.
  3. Find Uncle Bigpocket, the grummle merchant.
  4. Make sure you have 120,000 gold and Expert Riding, then purchase the Reins of the Grand Expedition Yak.

Is the Grand Expedition Yak worth 120,000 gold?

For most players, yes. The mobile repair and transmog vendors save you constant trips back to town during old-content farming, mount runs, and long solo sessions. If you grind transmog or gold from legacy raids, it pays for itself in saved time. If you rarely leave cities, the utility matters less.

Do I need flying or a special reputation to buy it?

No reputation grind is required — Uncle Bigpocket sells it to anyone with the gold. You do need Expert Riding to actually mount up, and flying just makes reaching Kun-Lai Summit faster. The yak itself is a ground mount, so it won't fly.

Can I use the yak's repair vendor in dungeons or raids?

You can summon it and use the repair grummle almost anywhere you can mount, including many open-world and legacy areas. Instanced content that blocks mounts will also block the vendor, so it shines most during outdoor farming.

If you'd rather skip the gold grind, PewPewShop's vetted pro players can help you build up gold fast through coaching and play-together farming sessions — real humans, no bots, so you hit that 120k for the yak (or your next big-ticket mount) without the slow solo grind.