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After our previous trips around Europe and to the Caucasus, we decided to try something else, so we traveled to Mongolia, on a four-month, 26.000kms trip in our sidecar motorcycle, through 12 countries.

You can see our route in the picture below.

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#1

There's Nothing Like The Mongolian Sky At Night

There's Nothing Like The Mongolian Sky At Night

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#2

The Most Beautiful Rainbow We've Ever Seen, In Kyrgyzstan

The Most Beautiful Rainbow We've Ever Seen, In Kyrgyzstan

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Vladimir And Us

Vladimir And Us

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Panda Invasion On The Streets Of Iran

Panda Invasion On The Streets Of Iran

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Murghab, Tajikistan

Murghab, Tajikistan

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Lunch Brake By The Side Of The Road, In Uzbekistan

Lunch Brake By The Side Of The Road, In Uzbekistan

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Dinetk
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6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Not everyone is a native speaker.. this happens on YouTube as well. Please respect us!

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Victor Calamity
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6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Um... is anybody going to point out how COOL it is that they are having lunch above a creek?

BlueJean Yogini
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6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

What time of year is it? Love the local culture....What an experience!

Benicio del Pilitch
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6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

@Mama Panda : andrew kurkovsky made it into a pun and i thought it was funny and quite clever, and i upvoted it before posting my initial comment. correcting the spelling is ok, when it's done nicely, and when they also show appreciation for the rest. otherwise it's called mockery at best. i'm not a native speaker and as such i know it can be intimidating to post in a foreign language, so i guess i was being overly protective. i wasn't expecting to be stepping on so many toes though, i'm finding this quite interesting ! i think it's more of a general missunderstanding but everyone (perhaps including me) is being very aggressive. that's sad. let's make war or something... @Just a Purpler : how can you tell whether it was a problem or not ?

Pearlkp
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6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Hah! That picnic area is above a stream! I think that's really cool

Sarah Birrelle
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6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I'm with Priscilla. It's looks amazing, but I'm from Canada where a fam did a very similar thing. They kidnaped/ransomed. Lived 6 yrs in captivity where the mother and children suffered unimaginable indignities. It's got NOTHING to do w/fast food, or sheltered North American existences and EVERYTHING to do with world issues and the current state of political affairs in these countries. Are some great photos /memories worth the risk? Not to me, not for my daughter. There r places to go where pretty similar memories can be made without these dangers. Some would argue its brave and cultured. Others will say it's unnecessary risk, esp for the mother and 6 y/o girl in some of these parts unfortunately

Priscilla Winslow
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Too much "local culture." I don't know what nationality this person is, but I wouldn't cycle blithely around that area of the world... especially not with a 6-year-old girl.

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#11

"It Wasn't Me, I Swear!"

"It Wasn't Me, I Swear!"

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The Wakhan Corridor In Tajikistan, 4.000 Meters Altitude

The Wakhan Corridor In Tajikistan, 4.000 Meters Altitude

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The Wakhan Corridor In Tajikistan

The Wakhan Corridor In Tajikistan

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Ged Maybury
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6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I've been through landscapes like this, in New Zealand. No contest, though. This place is wilder, more striking.

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Our First Night Of Camping, On A Beach By The Black Sea, In Bulgaria

Our First Night Of Camping, On A Beach By The Black Sea, In Bulgaria

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Bukhara, Uzbekistan

Bukhara, Uzbekistan

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Entering Kyrgystan On A Beautiful Summer Storm

Entering Kyrgystan On A Beautiful Summer Storm

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We Woke Up One Day With A Local Mongolian Family Doing Their Morning Routine Near Our Tent

We Woke Up One Day With A Local Mongolian Family Doing Their Morning Routine Near Our Tent

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Ak-Baytal Pass In The Pamir Mountains, 4.655 M, Tajikistan

Ak-Baytal Pass In The Pamir Mountains, 4.655 M, Tajikistan

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Victor Calamity
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6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I'm glad they've got the motorcycle in nearly every shot...it's surely a member of the family!

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#22

The Registan, Samarkand, Uzbekistan

The Registan, Samarkand, Uzbekistan

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#24

And The Last Picture, Before Getting Home, In Romania

And The Last Picture, Before Getting Home, In Romania

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Lost In The Siberian Taiga

Lost In The Siberian Taiga

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Last Night Of Camping In Iran, By The Caspian Sea

Last Night Of Camping In Iran, By The Caspian Sea

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Moynaq, Uzbekistan, On The Banks Of The Former Aral Sea

Moynaq, Uzbekistan, On The Banks Of The Former Aral Sea

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Richard Pickman
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6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

The history of Aral sea is very sad. You have to be very careful in that area.

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The Bazaar Of Tabriz, In Iran

The Bazaar Of Tabriz, In Iran

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#32

Vladimir, Jumping The Sand Dunes Of Elsen Tasarkhai, Mongolia

Vladimir, Jumping The Sand Dunes Of Elsen Tasarkhai, Mongolia

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We Spent Our First Night In Mongolia With A Local Family

We Spent Our First Night In Mongolia With A Local Family

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#34

Mongolia

Mongolia

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#35

Visiting The Ural Motorcycle Factory In Irbit, Russia And Doing A Complete Service To Our Bike

Visiting The Ural Motorcycle Factory In Irbit, Russia And Doing A Complete Service To Our Bike

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Vladimir And An Old Truck

Vladimir And An Old Truck

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#37

Crossing The Border From Tajikistan To Kyrgyzstan

Crossing The Border From Tajikistan To Kyrgyzstan

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Song Kul Lake, 3.000 Meters Altitude, Kyrgyzstan

Song Kul Lake, 3.000 Meters Altitude, Kyrgyzstan

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Stuck In A Ditch

Stuck In A Ditch

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