 | UlaanBaatar, Mongolia |
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... never mind the Internet so this entry is a bit long! We spent 4 days horse riding in Central Mongolia, 4 in the capital Ulaanbaatar, and 11 on a 2000km journey around Western and Southern Mongolia in a jeep. Before commencing our journey the hostel ...
... and is only going to change more. It's such a balancing act, retaining a culture, yet embracing change. For a country like Mongolia, it is particularly precarious since the independence and freedom of living the life of a nomad is the antithesis of the ...
... admirably small eight kilograms, I will be leaving will well over double that!) and on Thursday morning I will be heading south out of Ulaanbaatar the way I came, on the train. And then I'll be on my way to New Zealand via Hong Kong from there. It's ...
... in 1206, which is why of course, this year is being celebrated as 800 years since the birth of the nation of Mongolia. On uniting his people, Chinggis then gallops across the steppes in all directions with his legendary army on horseback, ambuses and ...
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Volunteering in Mongolia?
Posted on Jun 28, 2008, 08:12:13
... souvenirs, these are at your own expense. Where is my arrival destination? The only international airport in Mongolia is in Ulaanbaatar. Thus, all international flights arrive and depart from there. Volunteers are responsible for their tickets, but once ...
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Mongolia FAQ
Posted on Oct 15, 2008, 16:41:26
... the country. Visitors are advised to declare the amount and currencies of money being carried. Everything is available in Ulaanbaatar. Bring if you use special batteries, films for your cameras. Good to have flash lights, mosquito repellents, sun ...
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Mongolia - one of the best traveling destinations in Asia
Posted on Jun 16, 2007, 08:00:46
... (i.e., how much money should I take). At the moment I'm think two or three weeks - a few days in and around Ulaanbaatar, a week or a bit less hanging around the national park in Selenge, and week or a bit less in Arkhangai and then maybe travelling out ...
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Traveller to Mongolia
Posted on Dec 12, 2008, 03:32:00
... - stay there for at least 2 weeks - stay in nomadic camps (all the time or some of it).. i have no problem staying in Ulaanbaatar, but i am more curious and anxious to see and live like nomads. - see the Khovsgol lake up in the North, - go on horseback ...
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