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Nadaam in Tsetserleg

Roadside Tales, tales silkroadBy moma17. July 2017

Tsetserleg, Mongolia; 7th July

A Tribute to Some of The Ugliest Third World Architecture

Roadside Tales, tales silkroadBy moma18. December 2016

Chiang Mai, Thailand; December 2016.

Haste Makes Waste – Getting our Chinese Number Plates

Roadside Tales, tales silkroadBy moma25. September 2016

Kashgar, 8th September Day 1: At 10am we’re at the Kyrgyz border: some 15’ and off we are on the 6km long road thru the highly disputed area to the Chinese check post. No question whether we are allowed to cross this area. We arrive at the gate to China. It’s open; we only have…

Nostalgic Excerpts of a Grim Soviet Heritage

Roadside Tales, tales silkroadBy moma7. June 2016

Naryn, Kyrgystan: 7th May 2016

The World’s Slowest Border – the Fast Way to Cross it

Roadside Tales, tales silkroadBy moma9. May 2016

The Uzbek customs officer asks us how many days we’ve been waiting until finally arriving at his office. Monika tells him that we left Beyneu in Kazakhstan by 8am this morning. He’s pretty astonished.

The Swiss Postal Service – Congo in Swizzyland?

Roadside Tales, tales silkroadBy moma11. April 2016

The 1st week of April we are definitely ready to start our journey to the east. Our visa service in Germany has confirmed that they sent our passports some 3 days ago; the car is more or less cleaned and definitely packed.

An All-Inclusive Hotel – and No Clear Conclusion

Roadside Tales, tales silkroadBy moma18. October 2015

We arrived at the gate of the multi-stars all-inclusive hotel that will be our all beloved home for the next 3 days. A gate strongly resembling to the immigration gate at the border to another country.

Sultanhani – a Historic Caravanserai on the Silk Road Changes Clients

Roadside Tales, tales silkroadBy moma4. July 2015

In the old time before drivers in huge trucks transported all kind of goods all over the world this important business was granted to a kind of herd boys and their camels along the Silk Road. As you can imagine e. g. peanuts where cheaply grown in Chengdu (China), transported on camel back to Milan…

Chris Doof Plocha – the Sad Destiny of a Russian Migrant in Swizzyland

Roadside Tales, tales silkroadBy moma19. April 2015

During our hibernation period in Swizzyland we intensively started learning Russian 2 prepare 4 the incredible challenges of our next trip. Well, 4 a while we had a lesson once a week 2 get some basics of this language.

What the Hell is a Tagine? Morocco

Roadside Tales, tales west africaBy moma27. November 2014

In the evening we went to our favourite restaurant to have one of the most famous Moroccan dishes: Tagine.

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