Boundless plains

Today we explored a part of the Middle Gobi desert, better known as the Dundgobi province. It is famous for its surreal, alien like rock and clay structures.

We woke up at 7:30am and had breakfast together. After a nice, warm cup of coffee, we hit the "road" again. Nearly three hours and a lunch stop later, we reached today's destination; the White Stupa (Tsagaan Suvarga). Once an ancient seabed, it is now a cliff formation of orange, white, and pink layered limestone structures.

For the night, we got a new place to stay with another nomadic family, who seem to be camel breeders. I tasted the offered camel milk, which tasted quite sour - nothing I would order in a restaurant, but I'm definitely happy to have tried it :D.

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