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If you plan to hitch in '''Mongolia''', it's is good to know that drivers expect to be paid. Before entering the car bargain for the price and expect a fulljam-packed-car, packed with amazingly friendly people! Expect flat tyres, overheating jeeps and not much more than 100km a day.

But of course you can get free rides! One big problem is to make them understand that and understand them.

Hitchhiking in the far west: [[Bayan Oelgi]], is very hard to hitch. It took [[User:Worldhitch|Worldhitch]] 2 weeks from the Russian border in [[Bayan Oelgi]] to Ulan Bator. Getting a Chinese visa is easy in Ulan Bator, Russian is not so easy-– like in any other place.

There are just some hundreds of km of paved road from [[Ulan Bator]] in some directions an and that's it. No roads, no signs. The trunk roads out of Ulan Bator are paved and reasonably trafficked. Be careful if you walk out of the cities, along the ''roads'' that so you don't get lost, and take water with you. Confusingly, names of cities equal names of states, so make sure city and state match.

Hitchhiking from Ulan Bator to Zamyn Yyd (Chinese border) it is not too difficult. The ''road'' (half of the way down is paved) stays close to the Transmongolian Railway and gives you the security not to die thirstyof thirst. [[User:Worldhitch|Worldhitch]] also got a lift by the great Defektoskop train.