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Mongolia, Total Solar Eclipse 2008 |
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A solar eclipse happens when the moon passes between the sun and the earth, covering by its total shadow over the earth's surface.
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Taxis are usually the fastest and preferred method of transportation around the city. Taxis also refer to Jeeps and micro buses that can be used to travel around Mongolia.
City taxis come in two flavors; metered and un-metered. Metered taxis
are generally yellow and look more professional, they all have working
meters so that foreigners know how much to pay. Unmetered taxis
usually just look like regular cars but can be slightly cheaper than
metered cabs.
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Mongolian Currency Exchanges |
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There are many currency exchanges in Mongolia.
Naiman Sharga International Co.,Ltd
Chingeltei district, Peace and Friendship Palace
Tel: 325029, 95252123
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Mongolia Internet & Telephone |
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Internet access is available in Ulaanbaatar at business centers (often located in hotels), Internet cafes and at the telephone exchange on Sukhbaatar Square
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We
have especially equipped jeeps for an auto trip. We equip these jeeps
for satisfying security, comfort and confidence of our tourists during
their travel in Mongolia. Moreover our experience in previous years
proved that the jeeps are so suitable for Mongolian hard and rough road
in the countryside. We want to proudly say that our especially equipped
trip jeeps have never disappointed our tourists.
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Mongolian Restaurants & Night Clubs |
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There are a number of
restaurant that serve a wide variety of international meals including
Korean, Japanese, Chinese, French, Italian, English, and Latin American.
Most of the old restaurant serve typical Russian food, and this type of
meal is also common in the base camps in the countryside. Mongolian
special ceremonial meals, Boodog or Horhog can be served on order. But
we offer Mongolian traditional food restaurants.
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Mongolia Shopping & Duty Free |
Ulaanbaatar department stores
near downtown offer many curios, antiques, artwork and fine winter
clothing. Good leather jackets, cashmere sweaters, camel wool vests and
blankets can be found at excellent prices. Traditional embroidered
boots with upturned toes, dels tied with silk scarves, fox fur hats and
stylish Mongol jackets called 'hitunim' are mostly homemade but can be
found in some shops.
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Mongolia Safety & Security |
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There have been no significant acts of terrorism, kidnapping, criminal
incidents, or extremist activity directed against foreign interests in Mongolia. There are no regions of instability in the country.
It is not advisable to walk alone through the city after dark. The most common crimes against foreigners are pick pocketing and bag snatching. Travelers should be especially cautious when taking public transportation and in crowded public areas, such as open air markets, the State Department Store , the Central Post Office, and Gandan Monastery.
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Greeting and Statement
| Hello ....... |
Sa ying bye ying uu |
| Goodbye ....... |
Bye R tai |
Thank you .......
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Bye R laa |
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