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4 - 6 hr hike with great sleeping locations and a beautiful view of this very calm lake. There is no trail to get here so reading maps and mountains is very important.

Ride a camel if you get the chance!

What ancient energy this place has. Constantly burning incense fills the air, many teachings live here.


My brother Owen

1st-Century Roman aqueduct

City in a castle.

Bayanzag, meaning “rich in saxual”(saxual is a water retentive shrub that can be pressed and drunk). Also known as the “Graveyard of Dragons”, these bright red sandy ridges look off into the southern Mongolian desert, near the Gobi.

Gifted to me by a Mongolian nomad named Chojo, who also hosted my family for a few nights somewhere deep in the southern Mongolian step.


Incan roots.

Looking down from the Top of Machu Picchu


Also called, “Little Gobi” This small area has every Mongolian biome in one spot. Just remember to make sure to laugh with your brother/sister.

These magic piles of rocks can be found all over the Mongolian step. Built over the years by each individual placing rocks or skulls. I was told by locals that they are shrines to the spirit of gravity or “the force that holds the rocks together”. What magic walking around these three times all over the countryside!

Deep in the beautiful Andean Mountains

Beautiful nature preserve in Marseille, France.
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