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Wide open spaces and exploring the great outdoors, plus a unique culture and way of life - that's what people come to Mongolia for. Outside the capital, Ulaan Baatar, many people still live in the traditional way: in gers, moving to find new pasture for their animals four times a year.
From the Altai mountains in the west, to the grasslands in the north, to the Gobi desert in the south, Mongolia's awe inspiring landscapes will take your breath away. Mongolia is known as a land without fences, and there is very little in the way of organised agriculture, which means that the country is open for exploring, whether it be by jeep, on foot or on horseback. The capital Ulaan Baatar offers all the amenities that you would expect from a large town, and is a great place to plan tours to the farther reaches of this great country. Step outside the capital, however, and you enter a different world. The warmth and hospitality of Mongolian people will make any traveller feel truly welcome. This description has been edited by 2 people. Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in MongoliaTravel and Tourism Guides for Regions in Mongolia |
Mongolia Travel Blogs
Jun 15, 2006 - Aug 30, 2006
Mongolia -› Olgiy, Mongolia -› ...
So, how to try and tell all about what i was up to in the last 2 months? it looks like the best time i had in my life until now. i'll try to do it as a guide book:
Backround:
For years i dream to visit Mongolia! huge country, about 40 times bigger then israel, the size of most west europe, with only 2.5 milion people live in. about 1000 km of paved roads in the entire country including the roads inside the cities, and plenty untouched by humans incredible, amazing nature. Mongo...
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May 17, 2008 - Jun 17, 2008
Moscow, Russia -› Perm, Russia -› ...
The original plan today was for Robbel, Maciek and myself to take a day trip to the Terelj National Park, near Ulaanbaatar. However, after a week of bumpy roads, and even more bumps to come in the following week, none of us could really be bothered. Besides, the weather was a bit disappointing, with a thick layer of clouds in the sky, and what good is a national park with cliffs and mountains and lakes and forests if there is no blue sky to go with it?
Instead we went to the Gadantegchinlen ...
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Jun 02, 2006 - Jul 20, 2008
Harrogate, England, UK -› Prague, Czech Republic -› ...
People i met here, who contributed to and improved my trip: Juliana (Russia)
We were stuck between Russia and Mongolia for 8 hours with little to do, to pass the time. Luckily this small kid, called Kolya, kept us entertained for a decent period of time! Sukhbaatar was also the start of Asia in my opinion. As we left the train to use the toilet and buy some food, we received so many strange looks and stares.... something i found quite amusing and charming, although Julia was not so enthralle...
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Jan 22, 2006 - Feb 17, 2006
London, England, UK -› Saint Petersburg, Russia -› ...
Woke up pretty early to catch a 8am train to Beijing. Spent most of the day doing the usual sleeping/eating/reading on the train. For some reason today dragged on. Being idle sucks.
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