Hustai National Park II

The next morning, Emily and I had a delicious breakfast where I got to taste the best cheese I've ever had. I also took a shower again in the faucets which refreshed me quite a bit while we went around to check out the wooden cabins with the playful dog that was blind in one eye. After our goodbyes, we were off to the nearby Hustai Park. Emily and I shared an edible on the way.

When we arrived, we went with Gana inside the office building to get our tickets but there still wasn't anyone there so we were left wandering around for a bit. Eventually, we did get our tickets. Emily was busy talking to her friend on the phone as it was her birthday so Gana showed me this space debris that came from outer space that left a crater and showed me to the movie room and then the museum. At this time the gummy was starting to creep up.

It started to get full on effects as we were driving around the park, which was an amazing experience as it felt like I was in a theme park with all these ups and downs and twists and turns. We got to see a lot of wildlife like marmots, deer and the main sight the Przewalski's horse. The only true wild horse left in the world as all the other breeds have been domesticated. At one point, Gana told us to walk so I assumed we were going to do a trail of some sort and Emily and I kept on walking for a long time and saw a huge herd of deer up in the mountains, I always loved that feeling of having these animals accompany us on a hike. Emily was having second thoughts about the whole thing and was thinking that the trail was too long and that there was nothing but more trail ahead, so after a while we had a rest and decided to turn back. On the way, we got picked up by a Mongolian family and got to hitchhike back to Gana's car. Silly old man knew none the better.

The trip back to Ulaanbataar was a relaxing one after such a long day and an amazing first half of the trip.Read more