The document describes a potential 11-day horse riding tour through the grasslands and mountains of Mongolia. It provides details of the daily itinerary, including riding routes and overnight stays in traditional ger camps. While the tour offers a unique opportunity to experience nomadic life and landscape, the document notes some concern about the food, as the author does not eat meat, but thinks bringing soy products could help. Overall, the tour is presented as a worthwhile way to visit Mongolia for its open spaces and riding opportunities.

1. Trip to Mongolia Mari YAMAUCHI

2. I’ve wanted to visit Mongolia because I love … http://www.hum.ibaraki.ac.jp/mayanagi/picture/03-8neimong/page.html 1. Wide spread of grassland

3. I’ve wanted to visit Mongolia because I love … http://contest.thinkquest.jp/tqj2000/30416/ 2. Nomadic life http://www.e-mongol.com/mongolia_nomadiclife.htm

8. Horse Riding Tour includes: http://www.mongolia.co.uk/group_horse_orkhon.htm Local horse guides, English interpreters & Traditional ger camps

10. Not Sure about the Food http://www.hum.ibaraki.ac.jp/mayanagi/picture/03-8neimong/page.html http://www.geocities.jp/okko_s2000/monsekatu.html Noodles & Vegetable Soup … OK But I don’t eat meat (I should bring Soy Joy)