Category Archives: Mongolia

Travel Design : Peek into a Mongolian Ger

I am not sure if I could be a nomad and live my whole life in a ger but I would have enjoyed staying longer. Beau and I stayed in a ger hotel for two days in the Terelj National Park. Te

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Wide open spaces: the Mongolian countryside

We've been experiencing the extremes of personal space. Spending some time in the most wide open country we've ever seen was a shock to our systems after being confined to a train ca

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It’s Chinggis, not Genghis. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Just after the train rounded one of the rolling green hills of Mongolia we could see the haze of Ulaanbaatar on the horizon. Ulaanbaatar is a city of well over a million people, but it's

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Video: The Trans Mongolian Express

The World Effect travelogue video 23: Trans Mongolian Express from The World Effect on Vimeo. This is our video of the first 24 hours of our ride on the Trans Mongolian Express from Moscow

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Life on a train: The Trans Mongolian Express

Our adventure on the Trans Mongolian Express would take us from Moscow to Ulaanbataar to Beijing. The actual time spent on a moving train would be 6 days, 2 hours and 13 minutes covering 7,622 kil

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