Two years ago, we had a trip to Mongolia, on a vast meadow, without a specific road, people drove by experience and bravery. Road signs don’t tell you much, the roads change every year.
Gobi Desert
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Hello @Thai_Ngh beey informational. Thank you
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Thanks @SholaIB
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Hai @Thai_Ngh .
You a trully adventurer.
Gobi Desert is very very large and with litle information, very tiny signange. I will be totally lost on that desert.
Two thumbs up for you.
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Thank you 
for your encouragement, it’s really good experience
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Well done @Thai_Ngh
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Thanks 
, @MrFreez
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Difference between road and desert not so clearly? Wow, amazing trip!
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It’s a good reminder about how things used to be before the current technology @Thai_Ngh . You really notive how much we rely on our gadgets every day.
I hope I get to see the Gobi desert too some day. I would love to stay in a ger camp for a few days and cross that off my list.
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Yes @Irfan_dPriyanto , the roads were changed every year after the winter. The drivers determined the roads follow theirs experience. Thanks for your reply!
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Hi @MortenSI , you’re right that we used to live comfortably and stay some days in the ger is really unforgettable experience.
Thanks for your time.
Regards.
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I’ve been thinking about doing the transmongolian railway from Moscow to Beijing through the Gobi desert @Thai_Ngh . That would be the perfect time to experience it.
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@MortenSI It could be good idea. We traveled from China to near Gobi by train , then changed to car, because the famous places are not near railway stations. It could be very nice experience with Trans Siberian Railroad. I remembered that time in 1976, we traveled from Hanoi to Prague by train for 3 weeks and it was so fantastic.
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I’ve read a lot about the trip by train @Thai_Ngh and I think it could be a very unique experience, although it isn’t a cheap one.
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