Terelj International Resort and Spa Hotel Ulan Bator

... this capital city though is eating! Every meal has been enjoyable! There is certainly no shortage of options from traditional Mongolian food to Korean, Chinese, Thai, and European cuisine. So long as you’re a meat lover, you wont have a problem. When it comes to the cost of eating you will almost feel you’re not paying enough – on our first night dinner cost us under £10. This included 3 mains and 4 pints – bargain!!!

... have also heard that Facebook is completely censored as is our blog in China, so we may not be able to write our blog until we get to Hong Kong or Vietnam. We plan to treat ourselves to some skiing near Beijing, then we're not sure whether we'll go along the coast via Shanghai to Hong Kong or via Xian and the Terracotta Army...<br><br>Don't forget to send us a free text message! http://www.gosim.com/index.php?page=sen d_sms&amp;ref=320<br>Telephone number: (372) 59991656

... stay, we said our goodbyes and left the family.<br><br>The wonderful memories of our stay will remain with us forever.<br><br>ELSTEI TOURIST GER<br><br>We then travelled from the west of UB back through UB to the east for our 2 day stay at the Elstei Tourist Ger Camp.<br><br>This time we will mention the toilets. They were sit down and they flushed, also there were showers. Carol thought she was in heaven.<br><br>The camp is in the middle of nowhere on the ...

Last night was the best night sleep I have had to date on the trip. I slept for over 8 hours and felt refreshed and ready for what I hoped would be the best day of the trip so far. <br><br>I didnt bother with breakfast as i was still full from my all you can eat bbq. I also managed to have my first hot shower in over a week as well. We went to visit the Gamdamtegchinlen kahid monestry which has been the best sight in Ulabantor so ...

... three, Psycho Horse in<br>fact turned out to be by far the most docile and responsive of our<br>horses. Chris rode Psycho Horse, Damien rode Jazz, and I rode Shoe<br>Polish. Along with our horse guide Basan, our translator/guide Jagay<br>and one pack horse we set off.<br><br><br><br>Our skills improved<br>throughout the day and before long we could turn, stop and gallop<br>with ease. After a full day's ride and several rivers crossed we<br>stopped for the night in a ...

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... excercise for a foreigner. Here in Ulaan Bataar, (UB) I noticed that the fathers are incredibly involved with their children. In almost every case that I saw, if both parents were present, the father woudl not only be carrying the child, but also the woman's purse as well. I was really amazed to see this given that Mongolia also has a huge population of homeless children (mostly young boys). The fathers always carried their ...

Hey everyone Me and Pete have just been to Terelj National Park, some 80km north of Ulanbatar. We set off with Matt, Danny and Nick (the guys from Olkhon Island and the train) in tow and after an hour or so drive we arrived at our camp site. We were staying inside a Ger, a traditional Mongolian tent like thing (the first of many Ger's to come). Inside it was pretty basic, a bed, a stove and thats about it but it was pretty cool. Seeing that we had some time ...

Hello from Mongolia, So far so good! We successfully spent a few days in Bejing, China and saw all of the great sights such as Tiannamen Square and the Great Wall. Its a pretty busy place with a population of 30 million. The smog is so bad that you can't see any blue sky anywhere. After some great Bejing highlights and great food, we boarded the trans ...

For lunch we were relegated to a ger fitted out like a model-home because the "governors" were occupying the restaurant. It was a far cozier arrangement being served lunch while setting amongst the stylized clothing and implements found in a normal ger, only with fewer flies buzzing around. After donning traditional headgear, Ho-Ki joked to Muujie while setting next her that that must mean they were now married. Ho-Ki laughed, Muujie only smiled. Hmmm, I wonder ...