Best Dining and Entertainment

• 5 out of 5 stars by sararevell from London, United Kingdom
• June 30, 2009

Quote: I can’t say that any dining experience we had on our trip was good. Most of our meals consisted of dried beef mixed with noodles. We also tried some "Beef Tea" which was basically a mixture of hot water, tea, milk, salt and dried beef and a few cow... Read the full Nassan's Guesthouse review

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Helpful Resources and Quick Tips

• 5 out of 5 stars by sararevell from London, United Kingdom
• June 30, 2009

Quote: On our journey across Siberia and Asia, Mongolia was the only country where we relied fully on the services of a tour guide. Had we had more time we may have done things differently but given the vastness of Mongolia and our inability to speak the... Read the full Nassan's Guesthouse review

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Most Scenic Route & Favourite Towns

• 5 out of 5 stars by sararevell from London, United Kingdom
• June 30, 2009

Quote: The irony about this entry, and this journal, is that apart from Khangan Khan and Karakorum, I can’t provide any other place names. Although we were paying for a guide / translator, driver, a Russian Jeep and accommodation, our entire trip was... Read the full Nassan's Guesthouse review

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Best Dining and Entertainment

• 5 out of 5 stars by sararevell from London, United Kingdom
• June 30, 2009

Quote: I can’t say that any dining experience we had on our trip was good. Most of our meals consisted of dried beef mixed with noodles. We also tried some "Beef Tea" which was basically a mixture of hot water, tea, milk, salt and dried beef and a few cow... Read the full Nassan's Guesthouse review

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Best Sights/Activities

• 5 out of 5 stars by sararevell from London, United Kingdom
• June 30, 2009

Quote: One of the most impressive sights on our trip was the Erdenezu monastery in Karakorum. When we arrived it was covered in snow and more was falling. A friend of Nassan works at the monastery and took us around the various buildings that are still... Read the full Nassan's Guesthouse review

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Best Campgrounds

• 5 out of 5 stars by sararevell from London, United Kingdom
• June 30, 2009

Quote: The most comfortable camp of our trip was in Khangan Khan. At the base of Khangan Khan is a group of monastery buildings run by a sweet lady named Alta. Alta moved from Ulan Baatar in 1995 and is in the process of reviving the monastery of her... Read the full Nassan's Guesthouse review

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Most Memorable Moments

• 5 out of 5 stars by sararevell from London, United Kingdom
• June 30, 2009

Quote: We had heard that to travel in Mongolia you need either a lot of money, or a lot of time. As we had neither, we were relieved to learn that Nassan’s Guesthouse would accommodate our needs at the reasonable price of $500. For two of us, that would... Read the full Nassan's Guesthouse review

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Nassan's Guesthouse

• 4 out of 5 stars by sararevell from London, United Kingdom
• June 20, 2007

Quote: If you decide to book onto one of Nassan’s tours it obviously makes some sense to stay at her hostel too and whilst the amenities may seem basic, Nassan and her staff work hard to maintain an efficient and comfortable facility, which is centrally... Read the full Nassan's Guesthouse review

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