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We didn't have much time, so we simply went to the lookout point. Who says China is packed with people? |
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The town of Ladudalin just stops and the grasslands start! |
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The birch tree leaves were in their glory. |
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This part of the world is the crossroads of Russian, Mongolian and Chinese, with English translation for the tourists. |
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Russian Chocolate....actually, not so good. |
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Russia (on the other side of the river) as seen from our room. |
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This little building next to the guest house....... |
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...was our sauna/washroom!!!!!! |
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We ate wolf meat. |
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On the other side of the river.....the Russian counterpart of Shi Wei |
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The lonely Russian lookout. |
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The Chinese counterpart, |
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The bridge between Russia and China |
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As you can see, perfect weather and golden sunlight and scenery! |
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One of the themes of the day was all these statues everywhere.... |
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A Mongolian yurt, the skeleton covered in animal skins. |
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And a "teepee" covered in birch bark. |
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A HUGE statue to most famous Mongolian of them all, Genghis Khan |
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I thought this was great....in the internet age, here in Shi Wei, how you make a bus ticket reservation! |
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