Selenge murun and Orkhon gol (the Selenge and Orkhon rivers).The rivers join up a few kilometres from the border then flow into Russia, into Siberia. The countryside around this area is quite superb – mountains, rolling hills, forests and open areas all combine to form a spectacular piece of countryside.
We were fortunate to be able to get so close to the border, thank you for organising that Puujee.
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There is trout in that river Thomo. Trout. Green with envy, John PS: WTJ fleet turned up. Shipyard in Canberra now.
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