Ulan Bator

Team Dracula Khan, running in the Mongol Rally - the event known as the world's largest charity rally - on Monday evening arrived in Mongolia and sped up for Ulan Bator, the terminus of the adventure, the team reports on their Facebook page.

The two teams that left from Romania in the Mongol Rally adventure, which ends around August 30 in Ulan Bator, arrived in Asia at the end of July.

Romania's two teams that have left the country to embark on the Mongol Rally adventure - Dracula Khan and Mamaliga (Polenta) Warriors- on Tuesday evening reunited in Klenova, the Czech Republic, at a party extended before the second start in the world's largest charity rally.

Dracula Khan, one of the two Romanian teams participating in the Mongol Rally, is looking for a passenger for the Bucharest-Prague round trip, the team announced on its Facebook official page.

Petronela Sterea, Cristian Cotan and Razvan Marcu are three young friends gathered together under the Raliotii, rally people, name for a new challenge: taking part in a 15,000-km humanitarian rally to Ulan Bator.

Four Moldovans with a giant cask on the roof their car want to get to Mongolia.