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点评：We were in Mongolia on June 18–28, 2024, and we had drivers and tour guides who were pleasant, skilled, compassionate, and amazing. While some of the drivers, such as Boba, are unable to communicate in English, they are highly attentive to our needs and observant of our body language.
Mr. Amanbyek Yerbolat: He is exceptional at being attentive and compassionate, even in the face of last-minute requests. For example, after climbing Malchin Peak, my footwear sustained damage. Given that it is the sole pair of shoes I brought with me on this trip, I inquired as to whether it is possible to repair it in order to wear it for the remainder of the journey. He ensured that we visited a convenience store in close proximity to our campsite, assisted me in purchasing the adhesive, and affixed my shoes. He has made me extremely pleased with his gesture.
Mr. Nurtu Kadirbek: Despite his youth of sixteen years, he possesses a positive and robust entrepreneurial spirit. Our needs are of paramount importance to him. The manner in which he served our group is similar to how he manages and oversees his own business, if he had one. He is consistently attentive to others' needs and takes the initiative to assist them with translations.
Mr. Jenisbek was our chef, and he made delectable dishes. He is incredibly charming, amiable, and compassionate. He is the chief chef at a local kindergarten, where he works full-time. The manner in which he addresses us for breakfast, lunch, and dinner is quite endearing. We greatly missed his cuisine after our trip.
The remaining drivers and tour guides provided excellent service, for which we are grateful.
Additional feedback to Altai-Nomads Travel:
1. Mongolia experiences exceptionally frigid temperatures at night, even during the summer. The majority of visitors from Asia are not accustomed to the cold weather. The check-in luggage limit of the local airline is 15 kg, which means that we are unable to bring along a substantial amount of warm clothing and our own sleeping bag. It is imperative to furnish your visitors with the appropriate sleeping bag that is configured to provide warmth. The cold weather caused the majority of us to experience poor sleep, with an average of only two hours of sleep per night. During the final days of our journey, we contracted the illness and cough as a result of inadequate sleep, which weakened our immune system.
2. It is necessary to assemble and disassemble the tent daily. Some of the tents and sleeping bags are unclean and emit a mouldy smell, and none of them are labelled. On a daily basis, we were required to blindly select our sleeping bag and tent. Each guest should be designated a tent and sleeping bag that are appropriately labelled. For instance, the travel agency could have designated tent 1 and sleeping bag 1 for traveler 1 from the first day of the trip until the final day. Personal hygiene is a concern, and we recommend that the travel agency prioritise this issue and enhance the camping equipment.
3. As an experienced hiker, I must acknowledge that Malchin Peak is not suitable for beginners; however, the itinerary has designated it as a simple trek. Out of the 15 members of our group, only two were able to reach the summit. Our group leader, Mr. Lim, was unaware of the mountain and opted to rely on the itinerary. He informed all members prior to the excursion that it was a straightforward trek. At an elevation of over 2000 metres, thirteen members expressed their desire to quit. However, I was able to motivate them to ascend to 3600 metres before they ultimately surrendered on the summit. Although two members were able to reach the summit with the assistance of a knowledgeable guide from the travel agency, it is too potentially dangerous to entrust guides who have no experience with Malchin Peak to lead the group.
3. On June 24, we neglected to visit the Kazakh nomadic families, and our guides were unaware of the situation until one of our members notified Mr. Lim. By that time, we were unable to attend the visit due to a lack of available time.
4. Our group leader from Singapore, Mr. Lim, did not provide us with a daily itinerary briefing and update. The majority of the time, we were required to make assumptions regarding the next steps and actions. It is possible that the local guides could take the initiative to conduct the daily briefing at the beginning of each day in order to manage the guests' expectations regarding the day's activities.
In conclusion, Altai-Nomads Travel continues to provide an exceptional experience, despite the fact that there is always room for improvement.
Mr. Amanbyek Yerbolat: He is exceptional at being attentive and compassionate, even in the face of last-minute requests. For example, after climbing Malchin Peak, my footwear sustained damage. Given that it is the sole pair of shoes I brought with me on this trip, I inquired as to whether it is possible to repair it in order to wear it for the remainder of the journey. He ensured that we visited a convenience store in close proximity to our campsite, assisted me in purchasing the adhesive, and affixed my shoes. He has made me extremely pleased with his gesture.
Mr. Nurtu Kadirbek: Despite his youth of sixteen years, he possesses a positive and robust entrepreneurial spirit. Our needs are of paramount importance to him. The manner in which he served our group is similar to how he manages and oversees his own business, if he had one. He is consistently attentive to others' needs and takes the initiative to assist them with translations.
Mr. Jenisbek was our chef, and he made delectable dishes. He is incredibly charming, amiable, and compassionate. He is the chief chef at a local kindergarten, where he works full-time. The manner in which he addresses us for breakfast, lunch, and dinner is quite endearing. We greatly missed his cuisine after our trip.
The remaining drivers and tour guides provided excellent service, for which we are grateful.
Additional feedback to Altai-Nomads Travel:
1. Mongolia experiences exceptionally frigid temperatures at night, even during the summer. The majority of visitors from Asia are not accustomed to the cold weather. The check-in luggage limit of the local airline is 15 kg, which means that we are unable to bring along a substantial amount of warm clothing and our own sleeping bag. It is imperative to furnish your visitors with the appropriate sleeping bag that is configured to provide warmth. The cold weather caused the majority of us to experience poor sleep, with an average of only two hours of sleep per night. During the final days of our journey, we contracted the illness and cough as a result of inadequate sleep, which weakened our immune system.
2. It is necessary to assemble and disassemble the tent daily. Some of the tents and sleeping bags are unclean and emit a mouldy smell, and none of them are labelled. On a daily basis, we were required to blindly select our sleeping bag and tent. Each guest should be designated a tent and sleeping bag that are appropriately labelled. For instance, the travel agency could have designated tent 1 and sleeping bag 1 for traveler 1 from the first day of the trip until the final day. Personal hygiene is a concern, and we recommend that the travel agency prioritise this issue and enhance the camping equipment.
3. As an experienced hiker, I must acknowledge that Malchin Peak is not suitable for beginners; however, the itinerary has designated it as a simple trek. Out of the 15 members of our group, only two were able to reach the summit. Our group leader, Mr. Lim, was unaware of the mountain and opted to rely on the itinerary. He informed all members prior to the excursion that it was a straightforward trek. At an elevation of over 2000 metres, thirteen members expressed their desire to quit. However, I was able to motivate them to ascend to 3600 metres before they ultimately surrendered on the summit. Although two members were able to reach the summit with the assistance of a knowledgeable guide from the travel agency, it is too potentially dangerous to entrust guides who have no experience with Malchin Peak to lead the group.
3. On June 24, we neglected to visit the Kazakh nomadic families, and our guides were unaware of the situation until one of our members notified Mr. Lim. By that time, we were unable to attend the visit due to a lack of available time.
4. Our group leader from Singapore, Mr. Lim, did not provide us with a daily itinerary briefing and update. The majority of the time, we were required to make assumptions regarding the next steps and actions. It is possible that the local guides could take the initiative to conduct the daily briefing at the beginning of each day in order to manage the guests' expectations regarding the day's activities.
In conclusion, Altai-Nomads Travel continues to provide an exceptional experience, despite the fact that there is always room for improvement.
翻译：2024 年 6 月 18 日至 28 日，我们在蒙古，我们的司机和导游都很友善、技术娴熟、富有同情心，而且很棒。虽然有些司机，比如 Boba，无法用英语交流，但他们非常关注我们的需求，并观察我们的肢体语言。
Amanbyek Yerbolat 先生：他非常细心和富有同情心，即使是在最后一刻提出要求时也是如此。例如，在攀登马尔钦峰后，我的鞋子受损了。鉴于这是我这次旅行中唯一带的鞋子，我询问是否可以修理它，以便在剩下的旅程中穿着它。他确保我们去了营地附近的一家便利店，帮助我购买粘合剂，并固定了我的鞋子。他的举动让我非常满意。
Nurtu Kadirbek 先生：尽管他只有 16 岁，但他拥有积极而强大的创业精神。我们的需求对他来说至关重要。他为我们团队服务的方式与他管理和监督自己的企业（如果他有的话）的方式相似。他始终关注他人的需求，并主动帮助他们进行翻译。
Jenisbek 先生是我们的厨师，他做的菜非常美味。他非常迷人、和蔼可亲、富有同情心。他是当地一家幼儿园的主厨，在那里全职工作。他为我们准备早餐、午餐和晚餐的方式非常讨人喜欢。旅行结束后，我们非常想念他的美食。
其余的司机和导游提供了优质的服务，我们对此表示感谢。
对 Altai-Nomads Travel 的其他反馈：
1. 蒙古的夜间气温异常寒冷，即使在夏季也是如此。大多数来自亚洲的游客不习惯寒冷的天气。当地航空公司的托运行李限额为 15 公斤，这意味着我们无法携带大量保暖衣物和自己的睡袋。为游客提供合适的保暖睡袋是必不可少的。寒冷的天气导致我们大多数人睡眠不佳，平均每晚仅睡两个小时。在旅程的最后几天，我们因睡眠不足而感染疾病和咳嗽，这削弱了我们的免疫系统。
2. 每天需要组装和拆卸帐篷。有些帐篷和睡袋不干净，散发着霉味，而且都没有标签。每天，我们都需要盲目地选择睡袋和帐篷。每位客人都应该被指定一个带有适当标签的帐篷和睡袋。例如，旅行社可以从旅行的第一天到最后一天为旅行者 1 指定帐篷 1 和睡袋 1。个人卫生是一个问题，我们建议旅行社优先考虑这个问题并加强露营设备。
3. 作为一名经验丰富的徒步旅行者，我必须承认马尔钦峰并不适合初学者；然而，行程已将其指定为一次简单的徒步旅行。我们团队的 15 名成员中，只有两人能够到达山顶。我们的团队负责人林先生不知道这座山，选择依靠行程。他在远足前告知所有成员，这是一次简单的徒步旅行。在海拔 2000 多米的地方，十三名成员表示想要放弃。然而，我能够激励他们爬到 3600 米，最终他们还是在山顶放弃了。虽然有两名成员在旅行社知识渊博的导游的帮助下能够到达山顶，但委托没有马尔钦峰经验的导游带领团队太危险了。
3. 6 月 24 日，我们未能拜访哈萨克游牧家庭，我们的导游也不知道这一情况，直到我们的一名成员通知了林先生。那时，我们因时间不足而无法参加此次拜访。
4. 我们的新加坡领队林先生没有向我们提供每日行程简报和更新。大多数时候，我们需要对下一步和行动做出假设。当地导游可能会在每天开始时主动进行每日简报，以管理客人对当天活动的期望。
总之，尽管总有改进的空间，但 Altai-Nomads Travel 仍继续提供卓越的体验。
Amanbyek Yerbolat 先生：他非常细心和富有同情心，即使是在最后一刻提出要求时也是如此。例如，在攀登马尔钦峰后，我的鞋子受损了。鉴于这是我这次旅行中唯一带的鞋子，我询问是否可以修理它，以便在剩下的旅程中穿着它。他确保我们去了营地附近的一家便利店，帮助我购买粘合剂，并固定了我的鞋子。他的举动让我非常满意。
Nurtu Kadirbek 先生：尽管他只有 16 岁，但他拥有积极而强大的创业精神。我们的需求对他来说至关重要。他为我们团队服务的方式与他管理和监督自己的企业（如果他有的话）的方式相似。他始终关注他人的需求，并主动帮助他们进行翻译。
Jenisbek 先生是我们的厨师，他做的菜非常美味。他非常迷人、和蔼可亲、富有同情心。他是当地一家幼儿园的主厨，在那里全职工作。他为我们准备早餐、午餐和晚餐的方式非常讨人喜欢。旅行结束后，我们非常想念他的美食。
其余的司机和导游提供了优质的服务，我们对此表示感谢。
对 Altai-Nomads Travel 的其他反馈：
1. 蒙古的夜间气温异常寒冷，即使在夏季也是如此。大多数来自亚洲的游客不习惯寒冷的天气。当地航空公司的托运行李限额为 15 公斤，这意味着我们无法携带大量保暖衣物和自己的睡袋。为游客提供合适的保暖睡袋是必不可少的。寒冷的天气导致我们大多数人睡眠不佳，平均每晚仅睡两个小时。在旅程的最后几天，我们因睡眠不足而感染疾病和咳嗽，这削弱了我们的免疫系统。
2. 每天需要组装和拆卸帐篷。有些帐篷和睡袋不干净，散发着霉味，而且都没有标签。每天，我们都需要盲目地选择睡袋和帐篷。每位客人都应该被指定一个带有适当标签的帐篷和睡袋。例如，旅行社可以从旅行的第一天到最后一天为旅行者 1 指定帐篷 1 和睡袋 1。个人卫生是一个问题，我们建议旅行社优先考虑这个问题并加强露营设备。
3. 作为一名经验丰富的徒步旅行者，我必须承认马尔钦峰并不适合初学者；然而，行程已将其指定为一次简单的徒步旅行。我们团队的 15 名成员中，只有两人能够到达山顶。我们的团队负责人林先生不知道这座山，选择依靠行程。他在远足前告知所有成员，这是一次简单的徒步旅行。在海拔 2000 多米的地方，十三名成员表示想要放弃。然而，我能够激励他们爬到 3600 米，最终他们还是在山顶放弃了。虽然有两名成员在旅行社知识渊博的导游的帮助下能够到达山顶，但委托没有马尔钦峰经验的导游带领团队太危险了。
3. 6 月 24 日，我们未能拜访哈萨克游牧家庭，我们的导游也不知道这一情况，直到我们的一名成员通知了林先生。那时，我们因时间不足而无法参加此次拜访。
4. 我们的新加坡领队林先生没有向我们提供每日行程简报和更新。大多数时候，我们需要对下一步和行动做出假设。当地导游可能会在每天开始时主动进行每日简报，以管理客人对当天活动的期望。
总之，尽管总有改进的空间，但 Altai-Nomads Travel 仍继续提供卓越的体验。
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