MONGOLIA 2009

[Anónimo]

Entre dos socios del Club,estamos organizando un viaje a Mongolia para el verano del 2009.

El viaje consiste en una ruta de 21 dias, saliendo y llegando a Ulaanbaatar, capital de Mongolia. Las motos nos las alquilan alli y son unas KTM 600.

Habria guia local e interprete en castellano. Un vehiculo UAZ 452 como apoyo y un Toyota 100 para el porte de nuestro equipaje.

La ruta pasa por taiga, tundra, montaña (3.000 m) y por el desierto del Gobi.

Las plazas son limitadas a 6 motos.

El que este interesado en mas detalles no tiene mas que preguntar.

Un saludo

[Anónimo]

¿ Habrá sorteo de cascos ?

[Anónimo]

Ahora en serio.

¿ Que meses teneis pensado ir, Julio o Agosto?

Me pones los dientes largosssssssssssssss.

[Anónimo]

Lo dicho Josete… eres un privilegiado.

De mayor quiero ser como tú… o como el otro socio, claro

AURRERA !!!!

[Anónimo]

quote Tomás:

Lo dicho Josete… eres un privilegiado.

De mayor quiero ser como tú… o como el otro socio, claro

AURRERA !!!!

Oye José Emilio, éste, el Tomás, ¿no estaba en la UVI por las fiestas de su pueblo?.

Y, tal como va el panorama, yo seguro que no puedo ir a Mongolia…

[Anónimo]

La fecha sera la que decida el grupo. La que mejor nos venga a todos.

[Anónimo]

Y lo dices así, como si nada, ¡¡¡¡a Mongolia!!!!, joder y yo organizando una salida por ¡¡¡¡el Pirineo Navarro!!!!. Eso es nivel Agote y lo demás pamplinas.
Joaquín

[Anónimo]

KTM-520

[Anónimo]

21 días a lomos de esas monturas “desloman” a cualquiera….¿no?.
¿Cómo tenéis pensado solucionar el tema “alojamiento”.
¿Cual es el presupuesto que manejáis?
Joaquín

[Anónimo]

Joaquin adjunto te envio el programa de la ruta que me envian desde Mongolia:

1. CROSS MONGOLIA & MOTORCYCLING

22 Days for 7 tourists

You will have opprotunities to visit the most breathtaking destinations of Mongolia that cover the ancient capital city, a dormed volcano, the Lake Hovsgol , known as the deepest lake in Central Asia, Kazakh families who train eagles for hunting. In addition, it crosses taiga, steppe forest zones, stunning snow capped mountains and gobi desert combined with visiting to historical sites including petroglyphs, deer stones and balbal.

days

Transport&
destination

Itineraries

Meal&

1

Bus
/county-Japanese bus/

Ulaanbaatar

Arrival in Ulaanbaatar
The biggest city of nomadic Mongolians, where contrast between old traditions and the democracy of 21st century is most visible in Ulaanbaatar. Individual pre-departure preparation for motorcycling.

L:restaurant
D:Modern Nomads restaurant

Standard twin room /3/, single room /1/

2

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100

Elsen tasarhai sand dunes
/280km/

After After breakfast riding to Elsen tasarhai sand dunes.
Between Ulaanbaatar and Kharkhorin lies this red rocky mountain (1967m) and 46,500 hectare natural reserve. It is a perfect place for walking and horse riding and good for spotting ibex, wolves and many varieties of hawk. The ruins of Uvgun monastery are hidden in one of its numerous valleys in the southern slope. The monastery was destroyed by by the armies of Zungar Galdan Bochigtu, a rival of Zanabazar in 1640. The current monastery was reopened in 1992 and includes a number of interesting, beautifully decorated temples in this tranquil setting which look out across the plains. Also worth exploring are the Mongol Els sand dunes that stretch southward from the mountain.Your overnight in a camp.

B: hotel****
L: picnic
D: camp

Camp /4 in 1 ger /

3

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100

Tsenheriin hot spring
/120km/

Kharkhorum & Tsenheriin Hot Spring
Kharkhorum is the capital of the Mongol empire for 13th century. It is impossible to mention Mongolia without conjuring up images of the great warrior, Chinggis Khaan. The empire created by Chinggis and his descendants was the largest contiguous land empire in recorded history, and its scope has never been matched. Visiting to the Erdenzuu monastery, surrounded by 108 stupas (Buddhist monunument), has been a place of Buddhist activity for more than 400 years. The temples are richly decorated with spectacular Buddhas as well as tankas and sculptures.
Tsenheriin Hot Spring, hidden amongst
Siberian larch-covered hills. The terrain changes from steppe like grassland to green-forested hills, rich with various vegetation and carpets of wild flowers. Bathing in the hot springs. Overnight in a camp.

B: camp
L: camp
D: camp

Camp /4 in 1 ger/

4

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100

Terhiin cagaan lake
/180 km/

Dormed volcano Khorgo, lake Terkhiin cagaan
Tsetserleg is the provincial capital of Arkhangai, considered one of the most beautiful provinces in Mongolia. In the afternoon, the journey head to Horgo volcano with a stop in Taikhar rock, a huge legendary stone standing on end.
Overnight in a tent.

B: camp
L: picnic
D: picnic

Tenting

5-6

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100
/180 km/

Lake Hovsgol
/200km/

Lake Hovsgol
It is a pristine pure lake with depth of 262 m, which makes it the deepest lake in the Central Asia, trimmed with sharp, straight mountains called Horidol Saridag, elevated at 3093m. Sailing on the crystal clear water of the lake will be a magical experience for you. Overnight in a camp.

B: picnic
L: picnic
D: camp

Camp/4 in 1 ger/

7-9

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100
Uvs province, Zuungobi soum
/200 km/

Head to the west
The rolling mountains lead into remote part of Western Mongolia, home of the ethnic minorities: Dorvod, Bayd, Urianhai, Zahchin, Myangad who wear own traditional costumes and speak in different dialect from Khalkha Mongols. Overnight in a tent.

B: camp
L:picnic
D: picnic

Tenting

10-11

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100

Bayan-Ulgii province
/180/

Mt Cengel Khairkhan, visit to Khazakh and Uriankhai families
Miles away from home, you will continue your exploration through breathtaking Altai Mountains at the altitude of 3400 m, treasured wild life, a challenging mountainous track for motorcyclistswher you visit to an ethnically quite diverse Kazak eagle hunter’s family . Overnight in a tent.

B: picnic
L: picnic
D: picnic

Tenting

12-13

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100
Hovd province
/220/

Mt Tsambagarav, Cenkher cave
A beautiful snow capped Mt Tsambagarav at the elevation of 4193m, to the beyond the oldest mineral coloured cave painting, aged 40000 BC await you. Overnight in a tent

B: picnic
L: picnic
D: picnic

Tenting

14

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100
Gobi-Altai province
/210/

Lake Ereen
A pristine lake, home of the mythical creature in the middle of the biggest Mongolian sand dunes, which is fed by ground water and nice place for sunbathing. Overnight in a tent.

B: picnic
L: picnic
D: picnic

Tenting

15

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100
Bayanhongor province/240/

Lake Boon Tsagaan
Which is the largest lake in the Gobi desert, being famous for its bird life. Overnight in a tent.

B: picnic
L: picnic
D: picnic

Tenting

16

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100
Bayanhongor province
/180/

Bayan Uul petroglyphs
Pre-historical remains, petroglyphs were being drawn on the rock during the period of Bronze age between 7000- 3000BC. It covers all the actions of human life from birth to death: marriage, farming, animal herding and hunting. Overnight in a tent.

B: picnic
L: picnic
D: picnic

Tenting

17

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100
Khongor sand dune
/230/

Khongoriin els
The Singing sand, named for the remarkable, low-pitched groan that it emits when the surface is disturbed. These dunes, reaching upwards of 1400m, are the Gobi’s most magnificent sand dunes. Due to their isolation, the secret of this area’s beauty has been kept safe for thousands of years. Overnight in a camp.

B: picnic
L: picnic
D: camp

Camp /4 in 1 ger/

18

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100
/180 km/

Vulture valley
Some of the Gobi’s most breathtaking sights await you today. After an early breakfast, drive to Yol Valley National Park, cradled between the foothills of the Altai Mountains. An ancient river carved this surprisingly green valley. Now, its remnant streams create ice formations at the base of the valley that sometimes persist as late as July. Overnight in a camp

B: camp
L: camp
D: camp

Camp /4 in 1 ger/

19

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100

Ongiin hiid, Dundgobi province
/140 km/

Flaming cliffs and Ongiin hiid
After breakfast, drive to Bayan zag, commonly known as “The Flaming Cliffs” for its glowing orange rock. It was here, in 1923, that Dr.Roy Chapman Andrews and his exploration team from the American Museum of Natural History found the first nest of dinosaur eggs. Although not obvious to the untrained eye, the red sandstone cliffs of the Flaming Cliffs are rich with dinosaur fossils and paleontological expeditions continue to make significant discoveries at this site. Overnight in a camp

B: camp
L: picnic
D: camp

Camp /4 in 1 ger/

20

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100
Sum khokh burs oasis
/100 km/

Sum Khokh Burd oasis
The first Mongolian opera , written by Danzanravjaa. D, had been performed in the legendary Sum Khokh Burd theatre that lies next to the small oasis Sum Khokh Burd, since XVI century. Overnight in a camp

B: camp
L: picnic
D: camp

Camp /4 in 1 ger/

21

Motorcycles&Land cruiser 100
Ulaanbaatar
/280 km/

Return back to Ulaanbaatar
Check in hotel, city tour, dinner
Overnight at hotel

B: camp
L: picnic
D: restaurant

Standard twin room /3/, single room /1/

22

Plane

Transfer to the airport for the flight home.

B: hotel

Included:Meals, entertainment, national park tax, accommodation, guide, three meals a day. Cars, motorcycle rent, gas, guiding.
Excluding: Tips for driver and guide,alcoholic beverages not provided.


P.S:
B: breakfast
L: lunch
D: dinner

Some route might be changed, because of weather.

En cuanto al presupuesto estamos barajando una cifra de 7.000 € con aviones desde Madrid ida y vuelta.

[Anónimo]

Gracias José Emilio. Ahora voy a ver quien me traduce este “tocho” pues yo no sé inglés.
Lo siento en mi época se estudiaba el “franchute”.
Joaquín

[Anónimo]

Joaquin si te sirve de consuelo yo tampoco se nada de ingles. El texto al castellano lo traduje a traves de internet. La verdad es que no me acuerdo ahora mismo como lo hice pero fue así.

El texto describe la ruta, los lugares a visitar y lo que podemos encontrarnos en el camino.

En cuanto al tema del dormir, decirte que hotel, lo que se dice hotel, solo habra los dias que estemos en la capital. El resto se duerme en tiendas de campaña y yurtas “acondicionadas”.

Date cuente que en Mongolia no hay absolutamente ninguna infraestructura preparada para el turismo, a no ser que estemos en la capital.

Precisamente el motivo de llevar dos vehículos de apoyo es ese. Ellos se encargarian de preparar y desmontar los campamentos que vayamos usando, aprovisionarnos de agua, gasolina y comida.

En resumen hay bastante aventura.Jose Emilio Ago2008-09-11 18:28:52

[Anónimo]

Yo cuando me toque la loteria me apunto, que si dejo de pagar la hipoteca durante 7 meses, fijo que me quedo si casa….

que endivia…sana por supuesto….

[Anónimo]

Pero si quereis veniros a China a pegaros una ruta de puta madre, me lo deciis que yo dirigo las ruta de http://www.chinatierradeaventura.com , con Ricard Tomas y Gustavo Cuervo como mis maestros

Unos trabajan para vivir y otros van en moto todo el dia.

[Autor]

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