Our ger guesthouse was founded in 2003. My main purpose in setting up the guesthouse, as well providing financial support for my family was to help introduce Mongolia's beautiful and wonderful landscapes and cultural traditions to travellers and at the same time help our guests in achieving what they want out of their visit and make sure they leave with a good impression about Mongolia.
Jess from Eternal Landscapes is helping me with my guesthouse blog. I have been looking for photos for her to put on the blog and found these.
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These flowers are planted by my mum - Chantsal. She was born in 1955 in Kharhorin and although she is now retired she worked at the flour factory here. My grandmother taught her when she was a child how to make traditional items such as the Mongolian deel and she still enjoys making products by hand (which we sell in our small shop). Her favourite time of year is autumn although in the summer she likes to drink airag (mare's milk - Mongolia's traditional drink) and to plant the vegetables and flowers in our guesthouse yard. |
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This photo was taken back in June of this year. Jess has brought a group of three over (Sarah, Stacey and Alison) and they were learning to make their lunch - vegetarian dumplings. My hobby is cooking and I enjoy teaching people how to cook Mongolian dishes. There is usually a lot of laughter!
Now in Kharkhorin, the temperature is -8 (at night at the moment it is around -17 to -20). Although it's cold, our ger guesthose is open all year so if you're thinking of visiting then please do get in touch. My home is always open to travellers.
Thank you for spending time on my blog. I will be back soon.
Saikhan amraarai, Gaya
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