By admin on Oct 25, 2008 in Cultural, Village Farming Tour & Homestay, Eco Tourism & Travel, Mongolia | 0 Comments
Technorati Tags: huvsgul lake,khovsgol,horse riding,mongolia,eco tourism,eco travel,social nature travel Horseriding along Khovsgol (Huvsgul) lake is so fun! Can u imagine we rode for 3hours and we experienced different kind of weather. We experienced the sunshine, the rain, the ice drop, the snow, windy and cloudy weather along the lake within these 3hours ride. Enjoying the [...]
By admin on Oct 24, 2008 in Cultural, Village Farming Tour & Homestay, Eco Tourism & Travel, Mongolia | 0 Comments
Technorati Tags: Khovsgol,Huvsgul lake,ger,eco travel,eco tourism,mongolia It was so cold when we reached the camp. We stayed in the ger. The camp owner was waiting for us and start up the firewood for us to warm up the ger. There were so many bright and sparkling stars outside the gers. We were exhausted. We then [...]
By admin on Sep 16, 2008 in Accomodation & Lodging, Cultural, Village Farming Tour & Homestay, Eco Tourism & Travel, Mongolia | 1 Comment
Technorati Tags: mongolia gers,ger,yurt,mongolia tent,tourist camp,travel mongolia,discover mongolia,cultural stay,home stay mongolia,culture Both "Girls" and "Gers" have the same sound. When u heard people said The Mongolian Ger is nice – Make sure u clarify whether that’s a Ger or Girl the person are referring? hehehe What is the Mongolian Ger? Have u seen one? A [...]
By admin on Sep 15, 2008 in Cultural, Village Farming Tour & Homestay, Eco Tourism & Travel, Mongolia | 0 Comments
Technorati Tags: 13th century national Park,camps,mongolia culture,travel mongolia,discover mongolia,craftsmen,herder,shaman,king palace,horse riding,Mongolian feast. In the 13th Century Park, u may find the various camp at different site. Unfortunately, there are no sign board and it’s not easy for a foreigners to find these camps without a guide unless u can recognise the mountains in the country [...]
By admin on Aug 1, 2008 in Cultural, Village Farming Tour & Homestay, Mongolia | 0 Comments
Mongolians have a lot of culture which you may not realise untill u deal with them and stay long enough to observe it. These are some culture that i discovered during my stay here. Legs kicking & Holding Hands Do you know that if you accidently kicked the legs/shoes of a mongolian, it [...]
By admin on Jul 27, 2008 in Cultural, Village Farming Tour & Homestay, Mongolia | 0 Comments
Ovoo? "Ovoo" – what does that mean? This is the first question i asked my colleague. She was surprised that i don’t know about it. I told her all i know about Mongolia is about the cold winter, Chinggis Khan and some basic facts about population and economy in Mongolia. I knew nothing about the culture and the way the [...]
By admin on Jul 18, 2008 in Cultural, Village Farming Tour & Homestay, Mongolia | 0 Comments
Can Anybody speak or read Mongolian language? Have u ever thought whether they will be any problem if you have reached a country where u can’t communicate? Frankly speaking…i never thought that would be a problem as I have been to Italy and Spain as a tourist. I don’t see any big problem with [...]
By admin on Jul 18, 2008 in Cultural, Village Farming Tour & Homestay, Mongolia | 0 Comments
Hmm…Any interesting events during winter in Mongolia? Yes..the winter starts somewhere during the month of October and get colder in Dec & Jan & even Feb sometimes…Guess what..The Mongolian celebrate the Tsagaan Sar…What is Tsagaan Sar..it is almost the same as our Chinese New Year in Malaysia but it is one day later cause they [...]
By admin on Feb 23, 2008 in Cultural, Village Farming Tour & Homestay, Eco Tourism & Travel, Malaysia | 0 Comments
Do you know how old is the limestone hills in Ipoh? I think even the Malaysian didn’t realise that Malaysia has some of the biggest and longest caves in the world. Some of these caves are archaeological sites, Some of it are beautiful with stalagmites and stalactites. If you ask me what is so special [...]
By admin on Dec 4, 2007 in Cultural, Village Farming Tour & Homestay, Malaysia | 1 Comment
For those who have visited Genting Highlands, it is certainly a place of fun and excitement to enjoy the coldness in a hot country like Malaysia. However, Bukit Tinggi, it is an alternative place where u can enjoy chilly weather and beauty of highlands. It does not have much excitement as in Genting Highlands but [...]