Did a tour through Anda's Guesthouse in Hohhot- expensive but worth it in the end, I think. Unfortunately our group was really big and mostly a big group (11 people) of middle-aged Indonesians all traveling together who weren't the best to travel with but luckily I met two nice girls- American and German- and we stuck together throughout the trip.
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| We stopped at a temple on the way to the Grasslands and check out that blue sky... I've been deprived for too long, I couldn't get over how blue it was |
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| I love him |
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| We stayed at a farming familys property and they had 4 little traditional yurts for us to use. They lived in a sweet little brick house (not this one pictures, this was a shed) but it was just a beautiful location and I hope they're making good money on us! |
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| Our home for a night <3 |
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| Delicious dinner.. basically Gulasch haha |
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| Stone mounds to help for orientation |
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| While the others went on a horseride, we went for a walk around the area and did some archery! |
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| Motorcycles are used for EVERYTHING here. Pretty hilarious |
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| I was no Katniss Everdeen, but I held my own. |
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| Delicious dinner with Mongolian hotpot |
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| looooooooooong shadows |
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There were 5 of us in the yurt, it was nice and cozy <3                   |
wow - so different - love the housing - love the blue sky - dessert? did not expect that - love the laughing camel... what an experience!
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