No, I don`t like Ulan Bator. Let`s try just for one moment to forget what happened to me yesterday: ok, the city has a couple of beautiful buddhist temples, one big square and many gers which make the landscape really exotic; on the contrary, garbage is everywhere - as much as some areas look like open-air dumping grounds; crossing the streets is a hard job as drivers don`t even think to slow down when pedestrians are on their way and, last but not least, crime rate is so high that everybody recommend the tourists to go back their rooms before midnight. No, this is not the Mongolia I was looking for.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Ulan Bator, Mongolia
No, I don`t like Ulan Bator. Let`s try just for one moment to forget what happened to me yesterday: ok, the city has a couple of beautiful buddhist temples, one big square and many gers which make the landscape really exotic; on the contrary, garbage is everywhere - as much as some areas look like open-air dumping grounds; crossing the streets is a hard job as drivers don`t even think to slow down when pedestrians are on their way and, last but not least, crime rate is so high that everybody recommend the tourists to go back their rooms before midnight. No, this is not the Mongolia I was looking for.
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