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• AIDS/HIV organizations and information
• We Are Family-Mongolia Sexual Health and Rights
  9998-4852, email. Providing information on HIV/AIDS for gay men and working to change the social understanding of sexuality and to prevent sexual violence against the local LGBT community.
• Youth Health Center for Gay Men
  Door 317, Tsetsee Gun Institute, UNDP St, Baga Toiruu, 9914-8643, email. A group formed in 2003. They organize training about safe sex and health promotion.

• Mongolian Rainbow Tours
  P.O. Box-20A/2, Ulaanbaatar 210620, 9914-7365, FAX (976-11) 320-616, email. Gay-owned company offering a variety of options to explore Mongolia and the Gobi Desert. Wildlife trekking and hiking, bird watching, horse and camel riding, ancient monasteries are just some of the services they arrange.

ULAANBAATAR -- area code (976-11)

The population of Ulaanbaatar is approaching 1 million (that's about 40,000 Utopians).

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• Oasis (mixed)
  Gay-friendly club located just behind 50th Delguur and Cass Karoake Place in front of the State Department Store. Cool and very crowded. Some gays.

  Comments from Utopians:

  "Twice a month, there is a LGBT party in Flower Night Club in UB Palace, Bayangol Dist." -- Hansuk, Oct 6, 2009

• There is a cruising area nicknamed G&L Secret Street where local gays get together at night. It is on the east side of the state department store on the way to Ard cinema (west side of Ard cinema). There is a fountain in the middle of the street garden.

• Dave's Place (British)
  East side of the Sukhbaatar Square. Gay friendly British-style café with a pleasant atmosphere and good Western food like roast chicken soup and salads. It is also a good place for a beer or coffee.
• Millies Café (international food)
  328-264. Located west side of the Choijin Lama Museum, in front of the Sukhbaatar Square. Gay friendly and popular place for lunch. Excellent steak sandwiches, lasagna, and lemon pie.

• Flower Hotel (mixed)
  Alluuchuudiin Urgun Chuluu (near Ikh Toiruu), 458-330. Japanese-style bathhouse on the first floor of the hotel. Some Locals go to here to meet visitors. Be discreet.