Panoramas of Mongolia
It’s become a tradition now to show you our favourite panorama photos of a country or region.
As Mongolia is such a beautiful and panoramic country we managed to take lots and lots of panorama photos. Some with Lara or us in it, but also a lot of the stunning landscapes on their own. It was hard to make a selection, but after much debate we are now proud to present to you our favourites.
Enjoy!
Lara in Dugany Am, a narrow canyon in the Gobi Desert
a lone tree in the Gobi Desert with an offering site next to it
Lara and rainbow in the Gobi Desert
desolate images in the Gobi Desert
emptiness in the Gobi Desert
staying with a local family in the Gobi Desert, this is their herd of goats and their shed
Jon on top of the tallest sand dunes in the Gobi Desert
Jude on top of the tallest sand dunes in the Gobi Desert
sand dunes in the Gobi Desert
offering place in the Gobi Desert
nightmare in the Gobi Desert, Jon is trying to remove the prop shaft
opening ceremony of Naadam in Ullanbaatar
dj’s and classical music on the main square in Ulaanbaatar
deer stone and burial mound in Hustain National Park
waterfall in the Orkhon Valley, look closely to spot Jude
camp site, just stunning
crater in Tsaagan Nuur National Park
Jon’s favourite campsite of the trip so far
Mongolia’s first Buddhist Monastery and our camp site in Karakoram
our camp site for 2 nights at the edge of Uureg Nuur
Buddhist monk inside his family ger
Hi Jon & Jude, Following your trips progress closely from NZ and we are amazed at the vastness and beauty of the varying landscapes… and feel a seed has been sown as to what we could do next. When you finish in Europe do you have any firm plans for LARA? as we would be very interested if you wanted to sell her!! If you would like to contact us to discuss
wadsies@xtra.co.nz or skype may suit you ” wadsies1″
Good luck – Bruce & Sandy Wadsworth
(Jenny from Brisbane parents)
Hi Bruce and Sandy, always great to hear we have planted a seed into somebody’s head 🙂 And yes, there are so many beautiful places in these countries we feel we simply don’t have enough time to see it all! We’ll send you an email hopefully later today or otherwise tomorrow. Thanks for the message and talk soon. Cheers, Jon & Jude
Nice photos
thanks Tim!!
Great panorama pictures!
Hoe do you make them?
Thanks! We have a Sony camera which has this feature built-in. It’s very easy, you just move the camera from left to right or the other way and the camera does its thing. We love it.
Hi Jon and Jude, It was so nice to meet the both of you yesterday. We really enjoyded your company, shame it could not have been a extra day. BUT!!!! You got us out of bed early next day!!!! Hope to see you again one day in this wonderful world. We just arrived in Narijn ready for China/Tibet.