Fotokuo | Trans-Mongolian | photographs by Eugene Kuo © 2008
by karlcowhis is part two of my Trans-Siberian/Mongolian trip from Moscow to Beijing: Ikrutsk to Beijing, with stops in Ulaan Batur and Da Tong.
his is part two of my Trans-Siberian/Mongolian trip from Moscow to Beijing: Ikrutsk to Beijing, with stops in Ulaan Batur and Da Tong.
Un recit jorunalistique avec textes, images, video et cartes interactives sur la question de l'eau en Mongolie.
Travel to Ogij Nuur took us only a day but it was quite tiresome. The so-called road ended after one hundred kilometers and after that we were following tracks of our predecessors, through the steppe, in clouds of yellow-gray dust. The average speed reached by off-road vehicles in Mongolia is 30 km/h. Besides, judging distances, there is no point in watching a map. The road is always a way longer, going zigzag through valleys and passes not suitable for a car at all.
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Free articles and multimedia from The Times, as well as comments and advice from readers, about where to go in Mongolia.
Spécialiste du voyage en Chine, Pékin, Shanhai, Xi'an, Guilin, Canton, Hong Kong, randonnée équestre en Mongolie, trek au Tibet, croisière sur le Yangtsé. Et vos rêves de Chine deviennent réalité.
Chant guttural, au festival Folk de Philadelphia