In Photo: Our hosts prepare the camels for travel to the Gobi Desert. Story & photos by Joshua Berida The first couple of days of my trip to the southern region of Mongolia has been surreal. At ...

Mateusz Waligora just can't get enough of the Gobi Desert. Having slogged 1,785km pulling a cart in 2018, he returned to cycle 1,400km by fat bike in winter.

The Gobi is overall a cold desert due to it being so far above sea level, with frost and occasionally snow occurring on its dunes. Winds from the Siberian Steppes can cause the Gobi to reach − ...

The Gobi is the sixth largest desert in the world, stretching into northern China and defined by its extremities. Much of the desert is not sand, but rocky terrain, making it a hostile environment ...

Polish adventurer Mateusz Waligora is returning to the Gobi Desert in Mongolia next month. Waligora plans to fat bike from the Altai region in Western Mongolia to the city of Sainshand in the East ...

ATTENTION may be directed to an article by Dr. R. C. Andrews on Exploration in the Gobi Desert (National Geographic Magazine, June 1933) which recounts the work of the Central Asiatic Expedition ...

The remote and expansive Gobi Desert in northwest China is increasingly accessible to the public, thanks to the emergence of space-themed tourism, which has opened up new frontiers for adventurous ...