INNER MONGOLIA
Inner Mongolia isn’t the very first place you’d think of visiting. I’m still not quite sure how I ended up going for four days this summer, but I understood exactly why as soon as we got there. These pictures will give you a taste of my trip and the posts to come… (and just may make you change your mind!)
grasslands
Russian Church on outskirts of Manzhouli
white birch forest
lake on the grasslands
wild horses
Russian border – those fences are the border!
traditional Mongolian dancing around a bonfire
watching the sunrise
hiking in the hills
gorgeous views
Manzhouli, a city right on the border between China and Russia
Manzhouli – the view from the roof of a hotel
these are found at the top of almost every hill we climbed!
Mongolian yurts
hiking through a wind turbine farm
Aren’t these photos just gorgeous?
My next post details our first two days so if you’re interested, stick around!
Meanwhile, you can follow my current Uzbekistan adventures on Instagram stories 😉
Peace and love,
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Wow! Mongolia is stunning and so full of rich history although it’s definitely not the first place you think of when you are planning a get away. That sunrise looked spectacular. Seriously thinking about adding it to my travel bucket list 🙂
You definitely should Gabby – the experience was unforgettable! Thanks for commenting 🙂
It looks so beautiful there. I love how it’s just open country. I love it!
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It truly is, Courtney!
useful article , thanks