Diary Of A Traveller
Current Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Mongolia
Mongolia is the starting point of my 3rd journey, Into The West. From Ulaanbaatar, I rode west to Tsetserleg, before proceeding north into Khovsgol Nuur near the border of Siberia, then back by bus to Ulaanbaatar and rode another 600km through the Gobi Desert into Zamyn Uud, before crossing into China via Erenhot (Erlian). I rode total of roughly 1600km in the land of the Mongols, the birthplace of Chinggis Khan. Learned a lot from the Mongols on how to live my life as a nomad. Learned from the best people, the real nomads, the Mongols…
Sunrise over the Gobi Desert, south of Mongolia
Ruins in the Gobi Desert, Southern Mongolia
Preparing to camp for the night during the sandstorm in the Gobi Desert, Southern Mongolia
sunset near Karakorum, Mongolia
Mongolian horsemen, Hustai, Mongolia
Riding through the forest on the west coast of Khovsgol Nuur, Northern Mongolia
Frozen river near Moron, Northern Mongolia
Frozen river near Moron, Northern Mongolia
Amazing view of the southern Siberian plateau, in Northern Mongolia
Abandoned ship in the frozen lake of Khovsgol Nuur, Northern Mongolia
Storm is coming over the sky of Khatgal, Northern Mongolia
Shaman prayerflags in Khatgal, Northern Mongolia
Constructing my hotel on my first night under the Mongolian sky in the steppe of Hustai
quiet sunset after a deadly storm in the desolated Mongolian steppe
Unlimited food the Mongolian horses
A local woman getting fresh water from the frozen lake of Tsagaan Nuur, Northern Mongolia
A local woman getting fresh water from the frozen lake of Tsagaan Nuur, Northern Mongolia
Motorbikes and vans still able to pass by this completely frozen lake of Tsagaan Nuur even its end of April, Northern Mongolia
A Tsataan lady preparing food for her guests
Tsataan lady chopping wood for the fire
The Tsataans, people of the Reindeer, Siberian nomads…
The Tsataans, people of the Reindeer, Siberian nomads…
The Tsataans, people of the Reindeer, Siberian nomads…
Milky way above Mongolian gers, Ulaanbaatar, capital of Mongolia
Diary Of A Traveller 
subanallah..cantiknya ciptaan Allah..
Merantau is my dream,,
beautiful pictures… even though the way people live are very basic….
The steppes and Gobi of Mongolia were some of the most memorable places I’ve ever traveled to (2008). Your photos do justice to the spectacular landscapes, endless skies and nomadic lifestyle that are so unique to this country. Thank you for sharing your journey!
gambar2 tn. mmg pro sgt…subhanallah
I ve seen yr program in tv alhijrah…fantastic
Sangat cantik Mongolia..kalau backpacking di Ulaanbaatar saja anggaran kos dia berapa tu?
kalau di Ulaanbaatar sahaja? mungkin boleh dapat hostel murah dalam 20 ringgit utk satu malam. makanan murah pun dalam 10 ringgit utk satu meal. tapi selalunya mana2 hostel ada sediakan package2 murah termasuk dengan driver utk ke tempat2 seperti Gobi Desert atau di tempat2 menarik yang lain di Mongolia