Aujourd'hui, départ pour le parc national de Hustai, à 100km ouest d'UB.
Cela commence mal, notre bus est enlisé dans le sable.
Today, we go to the National Park of Hustai, 100km west of UB.
Not a good start, the bus got stuck in the sand.
While waiting for cavalry...
Here come the cavalry!
The park dispatched some Russian 4WD UAZ-452, famously unbreakable but not so comfortable. Very popular cars here, as are the second hand Toyota Prius.
Voilà, on arrive au parc.
Voilà, on arrive au parc.
Here we come to the park.
The park also has hotel services.
On part en UAZ voir les célèbres chevaux de Przewalski, espèce endémique de la Mongolie qui a failli disparaître à jamais.We go on UAZ look for the Przewalski horses, endemic species of Mongolia, brought back from the brink of extinction by international efforts.
The horses are not easy to spot but fortunately, park rangers know how to find them and even installed telecospic glasses for us tourists.
Otherwise, this would be what the horses look like!
Les chevaux se planquent le jour pour éviter la chaleur et ne descendent qu'au petit matin ou le soir. Comme les cerfs de Taïwan.
With the maximal camera magnification.
The horses hide themselves in the day to avoid the heat and come down the mountains only in the early morning or the evening.
Just like the deers of Taiwan.
So, we saw the horses, the marmots, and the eagles.
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