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  • Vi fant vi fant! Nassan tours dro vaare naa (etter all den gaaingen og klatringen vi har faatt under beltet) veldig veltrente stumper ut i mini-Gobi. Turen var ikke uventet veldig humpete og overraskende nok nesten som en safari. Mini-Gobi kryr av liv med Posted by L og P in Transsibirske og Forbi! | Apr 10, 2009
  • One hit wonder Tirsdagen dro vi hjem fra Terelj naturark og pleiet bekjentskapet med franske Florian og amerikanske Brad. Samme skjedde onsdag, kombinert med tempelbesoek hvis vi filmet en gudstjeneste ulovlig. Noe som bare gjorde det vi fikk pa film enda kulere da Posted by L og P in Transsibirske og Forbi! | Apr 10, 2009
  • Verdens kaldeste hovestad Da har vi altsaa kommet til Ulan Bator, og har hatt det svaert saa travelt! Soendag ble brukt til aa drikke altfor mange drinker paa vaar yndlingspub "Grand Khan Irish Pub", bare fordi det er SAA billig, og her moette vi Posted by L og P in Transsibirske og Forbi! | Apr 10, 2009
  • Hello Europe! Etter var svaert saa dramatiske tur over isen var vi klare for a komme oss pa toget og over grensen til Mongolia. Vi var ikke kjempeglade da vi horte folk som ravet og var i det festhumoret pa perrongen utenfor Posted by L og P in Transsibirske og Forbi! | Apr 5, 2009
  • Trans-Siberian finale On a very cold Thursday Morning we boarded the train for the last leg of our journey, 1.5days from Mongolia to China. The train was warm, smog free, spotlessly clean and most importantly had a food carriage that actually served Posted by annacronin in ARE WE THERE YET......? | Mar 18, 2009
  • Mongolia We have uploaded some photos..hurrah! After 4days on the train we knew that we smelt bad but when we got to the hostel in Ulan Bator we were dismayed to find that the hot water was broken!! After an hour or Posted by annacronin in ARE WE THERE YET......? | Mar 4, 2009
  • Horseback riding in the Endless Steppes of Mongolia Mongolia (http://www.travelmongolia.org) is country that offers more than you ever expected. Once you have decided to go to Mongolia, there is going to be another Posted by choogii in Endless Steppes of Mongolia | Feb 10, 2009
  • Modern Mongolia Mongolia is quite rightly known as the land of the great Chinggis Khan and its nomadic culture that defied the passage of time. However, most people know a little about what modern Mongolia is and its urban as well Posted by Sammynergu in Modern Mongolia | Feb 10, 2009
  • 3 - Three Days in Mongolia Arrived into Ulaan Bataar and were shipped off to the UB Guesthouse like all backpackers that had gone before and likely most that will go after. The hardest, lumpiest beds ever experienced. Off exploring UB we saw the Posted by FiColes in Fi & Bryn's Big Trip | Dec 21, 2008
  • This is ger life Out of Ulaanbataar, and into the wide open Mongolian countryside. The Gobi Desert, perhaps the most famous geographical feature in Mongolia, is nowhere near the capital city. It's a good couple of days solid bump and grind in a jeep to Posted by Serge78 in Other People's Music | Nov 9, 2008
  • Mongolia After waiting patiently in Irkutsk for the train we were finally on the train and on our way to leaving Russia. Our bunk mates were a grandmother and her granddaughter. They were very nice but did not speak Posted by koreaeh in Korea eh! | Nov 3, 2008
  • Mongol meat massive I've eaten horse. I'm now a bonafide equine-munching barbarian. I doubt i'll be able to watch the Grand National in future without seeing several servings worth of prime fillet parading round Aintree. But, the thing is, I was in Mongolia. At Posted by Serge78 in Other People's Music | Nov 2, 2008
  • We interupt this break in transmission... Just to apologise for the total lack of updates. In fact, it's been so long I'm now not even in Russia anymore. And Mongolia really is the coldest place I've ever been... minus 16 and counting. The people are just fantastic Posted by Serge78 in Other People's Music | Oct 23, 2008
  • Amazing Mongolia! Mongolia was an amazing experience! I've read a lot about the Gobi Desert, so of course we couldn't come to Mongolia and not see it. The majority of our 6-day road trip was spent driving through Posted by jhongny in While We Are Out... | Oct 11, 2008
  • Mongolia - Land of the Blue Sky Mongolia, the Land of the Blue Sky, is a destination that intrigues, delights, and rewards the adventurous traveler. This August, I had the pleasure of managing the fourth National Geographic Posted by atatravel in Academic Travel Abroad | Sep 26, 2008
  • Mongolia After taking 4 hours to get through immigration (they come and collect your passport while you are on the train and bring them back later) we arrived in Mongolia after 30 hours on the train. During this time the Posted by gt248 in Guyana, China, Mongolia and Russia | Aug 29, 2008
  • Bye bye Russia, hello Mongolia! Greetings to everyone from Mongolia. We are currently writing this form the capital Ulaanbaatar, the busiest if not only city in the country! Our last update saw us about to board the train from Irkutsk to Mongolia. So having been dropped Posted by robandal in Rob and Al's Big Ol' Trip | Feb 2, 2008
  • Run Out of Rails Time fails to work properly out here. It seems like months ago i went to a small stationers on a Surrey highstreet to buy a diary. Pocket sized it's tiny strip like pag Posted by Huw in Gone East | Nov 8, 2007
  • Of Kindness and Customs That pack of cards was all that kept me sane. The train had ground to a halt at the Russian border some nine hours ago. Within 15 minutes the burly customs staff had turned the the train inside out, quickly Posted by Huw in Gone East | Nov 7, 2007
  • Train from Ulan Bataar to Beijing We were picked up from our "Guest house" early in the morning, but on the way to the station I realized that I was missing my book (Mei Wenti). We managed to get back, pick the book up and still Posted by fredrik_p in The Big Trip | Oct 5, 2007
  • Ulan Bataar [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/87403/SSC_6577.jpg thumb=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/87403/thumb_SSC_65 Posted by fredrik_p in The Big Trip | Oct 5, 2007
  • Mongoliet Under tågresan genom Sibirien var himlen täkt av stora dystra moln. Så fort vi kom in i Mongoliet skingrades molnen och när jag i Ulan Bator hoppade av tåget tillsammans med Erik och Ida-Maria var himlen klarblå. Vår danske medresenär Posted by Adde in Nanjing 2007 | Sep 24, 2007
  • Gobi Ok, after some thinking we decided to go. The tour was organized by UB Guesthouse and they gave us all the information and alternative tours, but this sounded like the best one. Since our time in Mongolia was pretty limited Posted by fredrik_p in The Big Trip | Oct 5, 2007
  • Train from Irkutsk to Ulan Bataar The taxi was of course not there in time at the hotel and we started getting a bit nervous. The reception ordered another one and finally it arrived. The driver looked exactly like the typical russian goone from a Hollywood Posted by fredrik_p in The Big Trip | Oct 2, 2007
  • Leaving UB, China Bound So, despite the challenges of both getting to and leaving Mongolia, it turned out to be a real highlight of the trip so far. People were extraordinarily friendly (although to be honest after Russia we probably had very low Posted by lloydthyen in travelling right, travelling light | Aug 19, 2007
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