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Mongolia: Seisen Phoenix (Seisen International School)

Team name Seisen Phoenix (Seisen International School)
Country Baganuur, Mongolia
Work site Baganuur
1 families, small (one room), wooden frame structure with brick finish
Itinerary 10 Day(s) 07-Jun 2010(Mon) ? 16-Jun 2010(Wed)
Member Total: 31 Adult(M): 2, Adult(F): 3, High School(M): 1, High School(F): 25
Expense Traveling:100,000 JPY (taxes included) / person
In-country: 4,000-4,500 JPY (taxes included) / person / day
Route Narita-->Ulaanbaatar (Miat Mongolian)
Ulaanbaatar-->Narita (Miat Mongolian)
Report ▼We worked for five days (June 9-13) on a worksite in Baganuur about three hours by bus from Ulaanbaatar in Mongolia. The first two days we only worked in the morning due to rain in the afternoons, but we were able to unload all the wood and bricks for the house on the first day.▼On Day 2, we did a lot of wood work and constructed the four walls.▼Day 3 saw us raising the four walls for this single family dwelling and begin work on the roof.▼Day 4 we worked on insulating the walls with styrofoam as well as fiberglass and we continued work on the roof.▼On Day 5, our final day, we finished the woodwork on the roof and begun brick-laying. At the end of Day 5, we had a small celebration with the family and local workmen. The local accomodations in Baganuur were good and I would recommend them to any future team. The rooms were spacious and comfortable. We ate all our meals in the hotel dining hall and the food was good, though there was very little variety. Local R and R involved visiting a national park with a variety of 13th century Mongolian camps and an overnight stay in a ger, a typical Mongolian home. This was a good way to end our trip and a great opportunity to learn about Mongolian culture and history.
Photo Upper left: with homeowners, Upper right: building
Lower left: finished building, Lower right: hotel

* Click the image to zoom-in.

Team name	Seisen Phoenix (Seisen International School)
Country	Baganuur, Mongolia
Work site	Baganuur 1 families, small (one room), wooden frame structure with brick finish
Itinerary	10 Day(s) 07-Jun 2010(Mon) ? 16-Jun 2010(Wed)
Member	Total: 31 Adult(M): 2, Adult(F): 3, High School(M): 1, High School(F): 25
Expense	Traveling:100,000 JPY (taxes included) / person In-country: 4,000-4,500 JPY (taxes included) / person / day
Route	Narita-->Ulaanbaatar (Miat Mongolian) Ulaanbaatar-->Narita (Miat Mongolian)
Report	▼We worked for five days (June 9-13) on a worksite in Baganuur about three hours by bus from Ulaanbaatar in Mongolia. The first two days we only worked in the morning due to rain in the afternoons, but we were able to unload all the wood and bricks for the house on the first day.▼On Day 2, we did a lot of wood work and constructed the four walls.▼Day 3 saw us raising the four walls for this single family dwelling and begin work on the roof.▼Day 4 we worked on insulating the walls with styrofoam as well as fiberglass and we continued work on the roof.▼On Day 5, our final day, we finished the woodwork on the roof and begun brick-laying. At the end of Day 5, we had a small celebration with the family and local workmen. The local accomodations in Baganuur were good and I would recommend them to any future team. The rooms were spacious and comfortable. We ate all our meals in the hotel dining hall and the food was good, though there was very little variety. Local R and R involved visiting a national park with a variety of 13th century Mongolian camps and an overnight stay in a ger, a typical Mongolian home. This was a good way to end our trip and a great opportunity to learn about Mongolian culture and history.
Photo	Upper left: with homeowners, Upper right: building Lower left: finished building, Lower right: hotel * Click the image to zoom-in.

投稿者: Habitat Japan 日時: 2010年6月 7日 00:00