Ulaanbaatar
Mongolia is said to be the least-densely populated country on the planet. You would have a hard time believing that if you only visit its capital.
If Mongolia's yin is its pristine countryside, then Ulaanbaatar (UB) conforms nicely to its yang. An enormous city of pulsating commerce, wild traffic, sinful nightlife and bohemian counter-culture, the Mongolian capital elicits as much shock as it does excitement. The contrasts within the city can be exasperating too: Armani-suited businessmen rub shoulders with mohawked punks and del-clad nomads fresh off the steppes. One minute you're dodging the path of a Hummer H2 and the next you're mystified by groaning Buddhist monks at Gandan Khiid. It's a wild place that bursts into life after slumbering through a long winder. This chaotic capital is not the easiest city to navigate, but with a little patience, traveller5s can take care of all their logistical needs, watch teaditional theatre, sample international cruisine and party till three in the morning. This ever-changing city may be the biggest suprise of your Mongolian adventure.
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