Created by 80 Ways Tim on June 29, 2005
- Travelling around the world without using the same method of transport twice? And using eighty different methods? Check out www.80ways.co.uk to find out how and why.
- 4 reviews
- 2 Stories
- 13 photos
Created by sararevell on June 18, 2007
- Traveling along the Trans-Siberian and Mongolian railway in 2006, we had a five-day stopover at Ulan Baatar. Here is an account of the wild and wonderful road trip we took courtesy of Nassan’s Guesthouse and Tours, the most reasonably priced tour we could find online.www.nassantour.com
Created by idreamofparis on September 13, 2006
- After beginning my trip with a friend, she got sick and returned to Moscow. I continued on, by bus to Mongolia's capital, Ulaanbaatar.
Created by AsianPersuasian on April 27, 2006
- Mongolia is a place where a good map and a faithful horse will get you a long way...
- 7 reviews
- 3 Stories
- 15 photos
Created by degrubs on April 21, 2006
- May I warmly recommend to anyone who comes through UB to go to the UB deli near the circus. It is the coolest little restaurant in town—it has really good sandwiches and Western dishes. In the evening it becomes a bar for the local expats.
Created by Paul Bacon on November 20, 2005
- In the winter of 2004, I spent four months working as a journalist in Ulaan Baatar. Here is what I saw and what I thought. These extraxtcs are based around my book 'Esaping the Ice-Prison' available at www.lulu.com/pauldbacon or www.ebookad.com
- 12 reviews
- 3 Stories
- 29 photos
Created by tammyhayano on September 7, 2005
- It's really true what they say about Mongolia: all you eat is mutton and everything you own starts to smells like mutton. My coffee even tasted like mutton. Eww.
Created by tammyhayano on August 23, 2005
- For all of you who always say, "I'll be living vicariously through your travels," well, you may not want to experience this one.
- 1 review
- 1 Story
- 4 photos
Created by cashious clay on March 9, 2004
- I spent two weeks in Ulaan Baatar for the Tsagaan Sar holiday and was very impressed with the combination of beautiful scenery and modern life in Mongolia. Temperatures fall as low as -35 degrees in the winter and rise to +30 in summer, so they have the best of both worlds.
Created by Wijnandts on August 23, 2000
- It is very easy to find an appartment in the Mongolian capital. Most appartments are fully furnished, with television and telephone. An appartment costs abou $250 a month, but there are a lot of differences in price and quality. It is uncommon to bargain.
- 10 reviews
- 2 Stories
- 6 photos
Ulaan Bataar
Tourism and Travel Guide