Biking

Mongolia is a country with lots of open spaces and sparse traffic, although conditions can be rough in some areas. Paved roads now reach most cities, while roads to smaller towns mainly consist of jeep trails so the going can be slow. Cycle tourists need to be totally self-sufficient in terms of tools and spare parts. Other factors include washed-out bridges, fierce dogs, trails that disappear into rivers or marshland and, in late summer, heavy rain and mud. Locals will be pleasantly intrigued by your bike and you’ll have lots of inquiries to test it out, but don’t forget to show them how to use the brakes! 

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