Jinhui Hotel Hohhot
No.105 Xilin North Road, Huimin District Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, 150103, China
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Inner Mongolia: wrestling, horses and quad bikes
... yelled at us to get on and hurry up and ride (in Chinese of course). We were soon cantering and even galloping through the Mongolian Grass Lands – some of us holding on for dear life. I won’t pretend this wasn’t a tourist trap – each destination on our trail ride wanted our money. Either to buy incense for a make-shift pagoda, or the traditional food which we were welcomed to eat and then ...
Grasslands, Horseriding, Yurt Stay, Sunset
... we went out for a stretch and began our hike. We went thru many different types of grass. The tall grass grew in clumps while the shorter grass swayed in the wind. There were very strong winds here but it wasnt cold.
There were some different coloured fauna and we were told it was a dried up lake
Mongolian Yurt. In ...
Uh oh, we had forgotten we dont speak any Mandarin
... full of boggies, we were still on board and we watched them being changed. The train was lifted up, the old boggies slid out and new wider ones hoisted on a crane lowered and slid into position. I believe we are now on a slightly narrower gauge.
The rest of the day was spent eating, sleeping and chatting to a couple of French and Swiss Lads. Its now pitch black and its only 8pm.
WERE IN CHINA - THE REAL ADVENTURE ...
Mongolie chinoise
... et enchaîner directement: direction, les steppes de Mongolie !
3h plus tard, nous arrivons aux Grasslands; l'abord des routes ne nous réjouit guère: des camps de yourtes de ci de là, des sortes de Disneyland pour touristes en mal d'aventure. Beurk! Notre véhicule continue son chemin, de routes en chemins, jusqu'à arriver à une petite maison perdue dans la steppe ...
Carly and Tracy's Farewell Tour: Part One
... Grasslands the next morning at 10 am for a two day tour. Our group consisted of 7 very friendly Singaporan students on exchange, an older couple from Canada who are teaching in Wuhan, and our fearless leader, Brain. Chinese often have strange English names, but Brain received his name from his teacher after he couldn't recite an English passage for the 3rd time. She thought he needed the encouragement??
As we drove over rolling hills, ...
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