By Dean Karalekas Outer Mongolia in the 1990s was not a tourist destination. Entry visas were difficult to secure, and there was precious little tourism infrastructure outside of the capital, Ulaanbaatar. The Berlin Wall may have fallen a few years earlier, but a Communist party was still in power. In an era when thousands of […] More
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