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The Gobi Desert
... to the action centre where you could drive dune buggies, quad bikes; go on a flying fox – virtually anything. We then went to lunch, where dancers and fashion models entertained us with the spectacular desert as a backdrop. Some of us climbed into a giant hammock to get a better view. Sitting there – looking at the Gobi desert, flying foxes, buggies and dancers… I had to wonder if I could have ever imagined anything like ...
Final day in Inner Mongolia
... were now presented with a large desert uncharacteristically situated south of Baotou. The desert was large in scale and seemed to represent a great example of desertification. In recent times, the Gobi Desert has been slowly creeping closer towards Beijing, destroying much of the local environment. This portion of the desert has been converted into a tourist destination where tour buses can drop off their tourists to enjoy the unnatural scenery.
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Trip to Inner Mongolia Part 2 (End)
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After the somewhat sunrise that we got to see and take photos of we started heading to the desert, but we complained that we had not had our breakfast and that the tour included breakfast. So we went into town to get some breakfast; our tour guide had found a restaurant out of ummm... not many places opened at this time in the morning... to have some congee and soybean milk with fried Chinese dough (Ewe Char Koay in Hokkien, but didn't tastes as good as the ...
Baotou
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Baotou Temples
Today I went to my second Buddhist Temple in Baoutou. It was the middle day of the month according to the Chinese calendar so there were many many people there. Apparently the first and middle day of each month is considered an espeically holy day. I even got to see the monks come through on their way to prayer, and hear some of their chants. It was very interesting and the sounds of their prayers very soothing. Tina's dad said he thought they were beautiful to listen ...
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