Introducing the modernized 蒙古包. Tiled floorings with a TV set thrown in. Not exactly what xq and i had in mind, but it would do fine for one night's stay. For 65RMB more, we get to enjoy the luxury of having an attached bathroom (not that fantastic) and 2 beds. The cheaper alternative was a yurt shared amongst 6 peeps, no beds and a common toilet.
Great news, our attached bathroom came with a toilet bowl! Phew. We had a little scare at night though, when xq thought we didnt have hot water for shower. I was about to opt for the primitive way of using a wet towel, when suddenly the hot water came back on! Double phews. If not for the cold weather, staying a night in the yurt could have been quite comfortable!
Great news, our attached bathroom came with a toilet bowl! Phew. We had a little scare at night though, when xq thought we didnt have hot water for shower. I was about to opt for the primitive way of using a wet towel, when suddenly the hot water came back on! Double phews. If not for the cold weather, staying a night in the yurt could have been quite comfortable!
蒙古包
The beds
A tiny little sitting area
Oo glorious food
Thats our unit!
2 comments:
The yurt doesn't look so bad. I thought you said you may have to dig a hole in the ground to do your biz?!?? hahahaha
hahaha how i know they so advanced now! but still i dun dare to shit, in case the flushing system not strong enough.
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