Project: education and help for Mongolia
These 22-year-old students decided to travel from Paris to Ulaan-Bator (Mongolia) in a Lada Niva, to deliver donations and help build a school.
This beautiful humanitarian project will also be a unique adventure.
In the footsteps of Guy de Larigaudie (former scout, writer, explorer and journalist) and faithful to their Scout spirit, Francois and Louis-Marie are devoted to helping children in Mongolia .
From April to May 2017, adventure and solidarity!
They're on their way!
Why Mongolia?
"Because this democratic country, which has lived under Chinese then Russian rule, deserves help.
Because Mongolia is far from us and aid is scarce."
It’s with the association EDUCATE that they will be able to carry out their project of building a yurt.
The idea is to raise funds to build the new school, and collect material which they will transport to the Ulaan Am school.
Once there, with the donations, they will buy materials for the schools.
As they are students at the School of Public Works, their knowledge will allow them to lend a hand.
(source : blog.oulanbatour.com)
The route
Here are some of the places they will visit:
- Europe
- Russia
- Kazakhstan
- Uzbekistan
- Tajikistan
- Kyrgyzstan
- Mongolia
- Russia
- Finland
- Sweden
Who are they ?
Louis-Marie likes to look for new horizons whether it’s sailing, driving or next on the list cycling.
François is passionate about driving. He’s calm and in control in any situation.
Their vehicle
It’s a Lada Niva 1.7 monopoint, from 1998, with 100,000km on the clock.
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