I spent a month living and working in Mongolia with a TV station. In this post, I share stories of my time volunteering in Mongolia Now I know why this place is called the Land of the Blue Sky: every morning I wake up to another blue sky with the sun shining in this country… Continue Reading…
So, I am nearly at the end of my month in Mongolia and ready to venture onto my next destination: Tibet. Only… There is a slight problem. Due to the increase in monks self-immolating (setting themselves on fire in protest), the Chinese Government have put restrictions on tourists visiting this once peaceful land. With my itinerary… Continue Reading…
Mongolian hospitality is a lifestyle experience that has not changed over hundreds of years. Having lived in Mongolia with a host family for a month, I share my experience of Mongolian culture Experiencing Mongolian Culture It was the end of my 4-day adventure in the Mongolian countryside. I had had an insight into the real… Continue Reading…
‘I love you,’ he said staring intently at me, then proceeded to break into a love song. The only trouble was he was a 60 year old Mongolian nomad who had travelled from the Gobi Desert to the ancient capital of Kharkorin (which incidentally is all buried under the ground), in search of fame. And… Continue Reading…
“Neighbours, everybody needs good neighbours” ‘I’m Tony your next-door neighbour – fancy a beer?’ Do you know what the best thing is about travelling alone? it’s the people you meet along the way. After being by myself for four long days, I was beginning to grow tired of dining by myself, doing the toursity things by myself and… Continue Reading…
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