The Washington Post, January 26th, 2003
GETTING THERE: From Washington to Ulan Bator, you can fly United or Northwest, then Korean Air or MIAT Mongolian Air via Seoul; fares start at about $1,300 round trip for summer travel. Air China flies via Beijing for about the same amount, but due to flight times, it's more of a hassle (an overnight stay in China is often required). Another option: Fly to Beijing and take the China-Mongolia train to UB. The ride takes at least two days, and fares run from about $50 to $250 per person one way.Travel agents who specialize in Mongolia include Boojum Expeditions in Montana (800-287-0125, www.boo...
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