There are a number of nasty diseases you can read about before coming, here non of which you will catch, unless you are very unlucky. The bubonic plague, which is obviously serious if you catch it, is almost unheard of, no cases of Malaria or yellow fever have been reported this year and rabies which is potentially the only decease you may catch is only known in the deepest darkest depths of the countryside.
Having said that there are a number of gymnasiums and athletic associations sprouting up in and around the city. Like almost anything else in UB availability effects the quality of the Gymnasiums, so the good ones tend to be a little expensive as far as membership is concerned and are mostly used as hangouts for all the corporate goons!
Winter in UB is more cold than freezing and the snow doesn’t settle too well, what snow the country does get is pretty thin and loose, usually less than a foot of snow, so the skiing opportunities are pretty poor.
Crystal Salon
Bayangol district, 3-4th microdistrict, opposite of the Horgo market
Salon offers modern beauty equipments and hair salon, massage. Also has skin nursing product of Japan joint China
365291 91910781
{mosimage}Fast food is a relatively new introduction to Mongolia. In UB city center there are several Western and Asian restaurants that provide a fast food experience. Food delivery services have begun to get popular and you can choose from pizza, Chinese, Korean and others. A few fast food hamburger restaurants have also sprung if you need a quick burger fix.
 |
Adventure | Sightseeing |
 |
|||
By Mongolian Airline
|
Valid within |
One Way |
Round |
| UB-TOKYO | 3 months | 440$ |
680$ |
| UB-BEIJING | 1 month | 174$ |
280$ |
| UB-SEOUL | 3 months | 350$ |
460$ |
| UB-MOSCOW | 1 month | 315$ |
504$ |
 |
Ulaanbaatar | Other |
 |
Restaurant | Pub and Club |
|
|
 |
Copyright © 2006-2008 DotMN. Mongolian Travel Guide |
Recent Comments