Self catering on the Trans Mongolian
After finally leaving the Mongolian border at 2am, the sun streaming in the window the cabin woke me at 6. What else to do but eat breakfast? Over 30 hours, I consumed an entire loaf of bread and a considerable amount of Vegemite.
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Hope it was comfy!
Wow when I think of the Trans Mongolian, that is not what comes to mind. So much more modern than I thought.
Was very comfy – I had an entire compartment to myself!! So I could have woken up every few hours and switched beds, if I felt so inclined
It was definitely very modern – I think my carriage was actually constructed in 2007? At least that's what two Americans in the neighbouring compartment figured out and told me.
Hi Megan! I just caught myself up with your travels, and I must say that I now have wanderlust again!!! It sounds like you are having a blast and seeing so much that I would love to see. Hope you're enjoying the wonderful life of travel. The daily grind of work isn't nearly as much fun!!
-Jamie