48 Hours Living with a Nomadic Family in Mongolia

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Hi, we are Stephen, Jess and little Hunter, a traveling family who spent 2020 self-converting a van before moving in full-time to drive around our home country of Australia. We have now completed our lap, said our goodbyes, and resumed full-time travel before we wait for our second baby to arrive.

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@flyingthenest Год назад

Hey everyone!! Hope you have all been enjoying this series so far!! It was so high on our bucket list to come and explore this incredible country and it has not disappointed us at all - especially the beautiful and caring families we have come across!

@jayb429 Год назад

Just amazing!!! I would love to do that trip! Can you please put a link up to your tour guides? Thank you :) x

@yayayacoco Год назад

Awe inspiring. Never would've known it's possible to visit Mongolia this way. Could you share a link to your tour guide? Also would love to see a video on your tour prep!

@dupskojasne Год назад

Odvinek jest wspanialy jak zawsze jestescie super a wasze dzieci rizwalaja system oby tak dalej....

@annadagva9088 Год назад

Was watching through internet some trips to my country and found out YOURS! WOW! Impressed!Touched by ur appreciative attitudes to my country with unique culture,cudtoms, habitats, communities,infividual families in amazing VIRGIN Nature! You're so sweet and well brought by ur parents couple! Yeah: we,the Mongolians,are extreme kind,hospitable and peaceful ppl with great nomad genes. Especially in THE countrysides. No worries nor scares off. Thank u for visiting our country - Mongolia! With tegards, grom Ulan-Bator. 2023-08-06

@Tommytumee Год назад

Thanks for visiting our country. Hope you will visit again.

@MariaFrancaSerrau Год назад

While here in Italy some "tourists" carve their names on the Colosseum or take a plunge into the Fontana di Trevi, you two are showing the world that travelling is exactly what you're doing. Trying to understand other Cultures, showing Hunter that human beings can be beautiful and generous, no matter the country they're living in. You are educating your little ones to be open and respectful of nature and people! This Mongolian series is the best one, so far. Also I was moved to tears watching Hunter cuddling her little brother. She is wonderful!! Love you guys!!

@hayleysmith4845 Год назад

I was so upset about that tourist carving those names on the colloseum. So insanely disrespectful PS: I'm not the Hayley whose name is now permanently carved into the colloseum

@MariaFrancaSerrau Год назад

@@hayleysmith4845 🥰I agree with you! it was really upsetting! And a few weeks later a teenager did the same. She claimed she didn’t know that the Colosseum was that old. 🤦🏻‍♀️ As if had it been newer should have given her the right to ruin a facade! People’s minds are fascinating🙄

@HannahJ Год назад

We’re from the UK but live in Denmark - the guy at the Colosseum was a Brit I believe. We visited Rome about 7-8 years ago and absolutely loved it. Can’t believe someone would engrave their initials in it 🤦🏻‍♀️ what a plonker! We got back from adventure and our motto for the whole trip to our 9 year old was “leave footprints and take memories” because he has a thing about collecting stones but when we visited part of the Berlin Wall he was being grumpy and we had to have words about respecting the places we visit so that they are there for other people to explore and enjoy after us.

@James_Wisniewski Год назад

Some random Norsemen carved their names into the Hagia Sofia a thousand years ago, and people today see it as a neat bit of history.

@MariaFrancaSerrau Год назад

@@James_Wisniewski absolutely true! a lot of ancient buildings and palaces all around the world have names carved on them. But, they were still not part of world’heritage. They were simple building representing religion beliefs, or administrative sectors of the big places invaders would claim as theirs. Let’s say they were the graffiti of those times. Nowadays, I dare every tourist to write their name on the Hagia Sofia, or the basement of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C or in every historical monuments all around the world, and see what happens🙂

@aadhyaanand7929 Год назад

I absolutely love the way your guide is with hunter and koa. He’s looking after them like they’re his own. Absolutely precious

@karanmayo2441 Год назад

I was thinking the exact same thing and the outfits they the children were so stinking cute ❤🥰

@nsteleoth503 Год назад

Us, Mongolians have a saying that goes something along the lines of "No different than my own" when met with a stranger's child and I think it really is a beautiful approach

@nishitanishar9561 Год назад

The Mongolian series is my favourite one so far! Honestly, I can’t imagine how you guys manage to handle two babies and make it look all easy! I love seeing Hunter just enjoying with the locals and trying new foods! Excited for the next video!😍❤️

@FireCracker3240 Год назад

This is absolutely amazing! Mongolia is one of those countries that I've always been a bit fascinated by. There is not a ton of information out there about it. Not too many people travel there, and even less make videos about it. I'm stunned by how green and flat it is, and the people are so kind and accommodating, not to mention more "Western" than I expected (i.e. the Gordon Ramsey t-shirt). It's so nice to see Jess so giddy getting to cross this country off her bucket list. Hunter is adaptable as ever, finding adventures and having fun wherever she goes (so rare for a child). And Koa is just happy to be included. 😊As always, thank you for taking us along for the ride! ❤

@tungalag414 Год назад

Only 37 likes let me fix that

@khandmaaochir1241 Год назад

Thank you for visiting my home country, Mongolia. I was admired when I saw Hunter and baby Koa wearing traditional deel. 😍🇲🇳🥰

@omniyashafik2552 Год назад

would you recommend any companies to have experiences like this?

@khandmaaochir1241 Год назад

@@omniyashafik2552 Hi, I used to work as a tour guide before. If you want some information, I can give you by email.

@fiore2151 Год назад

This video felt like a big big hug. It was soooo cosy like visiting relatives. I am in love with Mongolia and how welcoming and caring people are. All the snuggles and love they gave to all four of you was unbelievable 🧡

@annduffy1356 Год назад

You can tell children are revered there in Mongolia. So special to see them enjoy your children! What a lovely country!

@thebestestoneever Год назад

Looks so beautiful! I love how friendly and welcoming everyone is, and how your guide loves Hunter and Koa. ❤

@annadagva9088 Год назад

It's common and tipical scene deep,in the countryside,when the locals are extremely hospitable,kind and nice with comparing...the capital's citizens😉 In an absolute VIRGIN Nature our ppl are just in the way of their older generation:their greats. They are not spoiled,"poisoned" by big cities...hehe. The Nature gives them BACK everything what they deserved working hard with no...stress nor negativeness by what the big city is...overloaded: - terrible traffics out streets; - overloaded by citizens( half of TOTAL population of Mongolia is "living" in the capital as a huge ants'...nest!) - and of course,unemployment as the result of uncontrolling moving Mongolians from the countrysides since early '00 ! That's why the countrysides are in much better situations:less ppl with less problems. Welcome to my beautiful country - Mongolia! With regards, from Ulan-Bator. 2023-08-06

@buynaaganbold5122 Год назад

As a Mongolian, i can confirm this is the only youtuber / tourist that visited mongolia properly.

@helloitsminti9027 Год назад

Wow!!! The Mongolian landscape is truly beautiful. I love seeing the guides love for Hunter and Baby Koa🥺🩷

@Nomulan_and-snowy Год назад

I love how people be in Mongolia and be happy in my country this means to me a lot

@flyingthenest Год назад

They have been some of the nicest people we've come across! always so helpful with the kids!!

@Nomulan_and-snowy Год назад

:D!

@noemi4728 Год назад

OMG We love you guys!!! We are also a family of 4, our daughter will be 2 next week and our son just turned 4 months old! You guys really inspired us to go ahead and travel travel travel even with tiny kids, its so much fun for them as well!!! Love from the Netherlands xxx

@helendawood8868 Год назад

Beautiful nature, very humble and rough life they living, yet they are very generous people. I love the way they are taking care of the kids. How nice to experience this style of life. You guys are the best , love you , love your kids . Love everything about your travels. Take care and stay safe.

@flyingthenest Год назад

I know it was so eye opening to spend some time with them just to see how they live and how different it is to our way of life!!

@charlotteschofield4542 Год назад

I just love the wonder in Hunter’s eyes at every new place. Mongolia looks gorgeous and the food makes me so hungry 😂

@MaxPaff Год назад

Hunters Australian accent is poking through, especially when she said “naughty”. So precious 😊

@flyingthenest Год назад

haha! honestly she has such a smorgesboard of an accent going right now

@nicoleflanders3981 Год назад

YESSS

@nicoleflanders3981 Год назад

YESS

@annapli2015 Год назад

Hahaha i thought she didn’t sound like an Aussie at all and more like an English person

@LynBailey7 Год назад

Loved sharing your Mongolian experience. At 75, its is a place I will not see in my lifetime, so I am so grateful I can visit it virtually through your eyes. Many thanks for sharing your experiences. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

@yoel4849 Год назад

I feel you could totally still go there if you wanted to now!

@munkhjinb5679 Год назад

For people who want to travel to Mongolia: please do visit Mongolia during summer, as winters have extreme freezing temperatures. Also, Mongolia is one of few countries that still has untouched natural habitats and when you get out of the city - nothing surrounds you - feels like time literally stops. You’ll be fascinated by the raw beauty and Mother Earth. ❤️

@mohamedfareed9163 9 месяцев назад

is march ok>

@chihannabi3815 8 месяцев назад

@@mohamedfareed9163still very cold in march

@jennifersondej5551 Год назад

You & Steve are the greatest parents teaching your children (right now Hunter) the world learning about their livelihood, how to milk a cow, the different ways to use milk, how they don’t waste food. Watching your videos I get to see so so many things in other countries. How Mongolia lives and no roads, bridges just open green fields and you just drive. How is so adorable when she said “ Look at this View” love her. I love how you can explore the country and learn new things and Hunter also gets the same view in the front seat. Koa will be able to watch the blogs and learn as well. You both are amazing parents you are kind, understanding, loving, funny, teaching us a lot about the places you have been and going too. Thank you!!!!❤❤❤❤

@Natashanjka Год назад

07:22 ahah, I'm Russian and it's a normal road in a countryside for me. So, your "no road" is definitely a road for us.

@StephandPete Год назад

I had PTSD when y'all bit into those sweets. Pete and I did something like this in 2010 and I, unfortunately, got the worst food poisoning I've ever had in my life. But this series is kind of making us want to revisit! It's so fun to see you explore with your family. Our almost 4 year old would love it, for sure. 💜

@stevenanddiep Год назад

Thank yo for showing us what Mongolia is really like. I had no idea until this series.

@gillkaramani5545 Год назад

Amazing….. so green and so much land… very friendly people Hunter is having a great time …always enjoying the moment….she’s so lucky to travel like this…. she will look back at these videos and say did I do that!🎉

@gayletrunfio7872 Год назад

LOVING this series!! Then again I love all your travels. Hunter has such a cute, raspy voice. I would love to replicate your adventure with a few of my travel girlfriends so could you please share your guide’s contact info? .Thank you so much!!

@janesmith761 Год назад

What a beautiful and peaceful place to stay! Another great adventure 😊

@elliekay6005 Год назад

The tour guide, the way he is with Hunter & Koa..aww my heart! You just don't get such personal service like that anywhere! The hospitality and...I have no words except that it warms my heart. What a beautiful experience this trip has been to watch!

@blacksheep806 Год назад

"What is the fire for?" "Marshmellows" I died 😂😂😂

@ally1827 Год назад

I just loved this ❤ the people, the places, their interaction with the kids - oh and Hunter learning Bits and Bobs 😊

@TopFlightFamily Год назад

Ah this video is everything! What an amazing experience for all of you. The landscape is stunning, the food looks delicious (maybe other than the curd lol) and the people are so kind and welcoming. You've really inspired us to move Mongolia way up our own family's travel list! Can't wait to watch the rest of this trip!

@flyingthenest Год назад

Oh hi friends :)!! how are you guys going?? YESSS you would LOVE Mongolia! Definitely use a guide to get the most out of it!

@ellameulman Год назад

I just love all the places ans country's that you go to with your little family! Hunter is learning so much and seeing Koa looking around is absolutely precious. I have been following you're adventures for years now and love your vlogs! Keep them going I can't wait to see what you're family is up to next!

@jupiteree9934 Год назад

Thislittle queen’s DEEL is gorgeous. Even though I myself am a Mongolian, but nowadays I just started to feel jealous of someone who is traveling through Mongolia. After coming to Europe 10 years ago, I almost forgot my homeland. After watching this video, I realized that I have to go there. this video makes my day. wish you happiness. ❤

@ThunderA-kp6pq Год назад

Let me tell as im mongolia who need road because i travel with my family 210 Kms without road & capital city or normal city have road😅

@the_aussie_girl5569 Год назад

This was such a great video! I love how respectful you are towards the locals and curious to learn about their way of life and experience their culture. This is exactly what I love about travelling! It's also great to see how Hunter grows up, taking all of this in and appreciating those experiences, too. "Look at that view" had me melting. Can't wait for the next part of this epic series.

@3rin817 Год назад

It's from the 2nd century.... That's older than granddad. 😂😂😂😂😂

@kathymay3980 Год назад

My two sons and I spent a few weeks in Mongolia in 2006. We took a 6 night tour of the Gobi. We absolutely loved everything about it. Our driver was amazing although I still don’t understand how he knew his way around with no roads. The nomads were so lovely and extremely hospitable and their children so adorable. Mongolians are very inquisitive and were extremely interested in everything. We had taken gifts of fruit, veg and sweets which all the different incampments really appreciated. I can totally recommend a visit. You’ll never have experienced peace like it. ♥️🇬🇧

@koepselistic Год назад

The expressions on your faces are priceless. No shower for days. The restroom facilities. The unusual foods. Thanks for introducing the four hired guides. I'd love to know more about their personal lives.How much interaction have they had with outside families visiting? Do they have the trip already planned for you? They seem fine with handling your children. What happens if a vehicle breaks down? I'm assuming they are carrying extra fuel. I have so many questions about how the native people felt about your visit and how they communicated.

@windsongdesigns6655 Год назад

Mongolia looks beautiful. Can't wait to see more of the country - if you can ever cross the river!

@ladykiwi_nz4102 Год назад

Your Guide and his extended family seem so beautiful and welcoming. That dark storm overhead reminds me of the movie Genghis Khan 😂..what an experience 👍

@shelleylake4430 Год назад

Loved when Hunter said "Look at this view!"

@JustJulisto Год назад

After being to Mongolia myself and experiencing how cold it can get (mind you this was towards the end of October) I am wondering how you kept baby Koa nice and warm as he cant have a mummie sleeping bag like the rest of you. I took my little one camping in Scotland in April when she was 10 months old and I felt a 3.5 tog sleeping bag with long sleeves was just about enough 😅

@flyingthenest Год назад

Yeah it wasn’t too cold at night while we were here! Two onesies and a 3.5 tog with the fire going made him a little too warm!

@denisecafferky2248 Год назад

Amazing. Cant get over how identical to Stephen Koa is x

@laurageiendorfer7144 Год назад

This has been my favorite vlog of yours in while 😊

@wendybartolomeo3217 Год назад

Your kids are absolutely the easiest travelers. How fortunate 🤩🤩.

@justamom8671 Год назад

Mogolia trip is May fave so far and I’m from Philippines and I’m know you’re doing your stay here but Mogolia feels so magical. I know where I want to go next trip.

@angelebabin-py7od Год назад

Thank you foe Thank you for sharing these beautiful memories . Little Hunter is nothing less but a bundle of happiness.

@emmadaria2871 Год назад

Love Hunter.. I'm glad that your family saw and felt our beautiful country.

@Buratino_unu Год назад

I love my beautiful country. And i’m now in Australia. I miss this green free hometown.

@unstoppable6696 Год назад

I know but ulaanbaatar is so horrible city

@Annalenalepmets Год назад

I am really enjoying these kind of videos in which you present those new cultures and i am so fascinated about it !!❤

@martinalemmerhofer6937 Год назад

It looks amazingly beautiful! The greemn hills and mountains. The people were so kind and friendly. Hunter is having such a good time,and you look happy traveling again. You are providing your kids with the biggest classroom possible.

@CMiller-v6l Год назад

your family is wonderful

@joelleurack8590 Год назад

Hunters is unique and very articulate and funny love your show we can see the world 👏👏❤❤🙂

@VeryVivianPodcast Год назад

Your series about Mongolia is absolutely amazing. Thanks for sharing!

@Mel.H_ Год назад

I love this series so much! I hope y'all continue to do trips like this❤❤❤

@RosieRose359 Год назад

Love you guys so much ❤❤ best family vlogs- Two beautiful children xx

@donnamaree2311 Год назад

Loved this vlog Steve and Jess, the kids look so adorable, makes you appreciate everything we have here in Australia xx

@Lia_Xs Год назад

Yayy you'r in Mongolia where my home is it's so wonderful you guys enjoying Mongolia i didn't know a Australian youtuber or whatever where you live can go to mongolia!!!❤🎉

@katredonmez3909 Год назад

This video made me so happy you guys are the best people ever. Carry on making people happy 😃 you guys are the best xx

@flyingthenest Год назад

awww this is such a sweet comment thank you!!

@Nomishops-ve3oq Год назад

You guys are awesome! Your experience moved my mind and heart ❤ This is the best one 🎉

@MrDaddo123 Год назад

Mongolia looks like a great place to visit if you’re young

@kaselynnmceven Год назад

Relaxing place... I think mongolian people created minimalist lifestyle.

@pegcaptain Год назад

Have only seen Mongolia on the Ewan McGregor/Charlie Boorman road trip. Can't wait to watch this.

@rebeccaastle7237 Год назад

Your video are fun, you make it seem mostly easy to travel. Are there other platforms you use to cover the realty of preparation for travel ? Especially with a toddler and a new born? Like immune shots for different countries and for babies ? Standard vaccines for babies in their first year? Medical kits you bring ?

@ErmuunBunje Год назад

Welcome to Mongolia 🇲🇳 thank you for coming our beautiful country ❤️

@bayarmagnaibayar1225 Год назад

is pretty rare to see about my home country mongolia i will recommend try сүү ice cream when your in the capital of mongolia ulaanbaatar enjoy your stay in mongolia

@VipinSingh-fj1oo Год назад

Are we getting sometime to resume the podcast as well 😊

@MrScmelendez1 6 месяцев назад

We want to experience this or similar this July 2024! Anyone have contact information for a local family or local tour guide? Would prefer to avoid large tour companies if possible.

@Travelling_Jonoberries 3 месяца назад

We have seen some humorous episode starts but this one takes the cake, you all are so bloody funny, Mongolia! Well be safe guys and we will have a Westpac Rescue helicopter on standby just in case. You are very adventurous with the kids and it was great see the friendliness of the Mongolians 🫏 God bless and be safe! 😇🙏👍🇦🇺

@karenkrukowski5566 Год назад

You are such brave adventurers. I wouldn’t have liked the restroom at all. 😮

@melisbaz Год назад

Can we just appreciate what an amazing baby Koa is? 🧿 (and how much he looks like Steve!?)

@Melody.32 Год назад

“Sour, sweet and strong.”😂 your family is so cute ❤ love this vlog. Beautiful people

@elsieryan3915 Год назад

What a fab different trip your having, Hunter loving it, can't believe Koa is gone soooo big

@christingnad Год назад

Hunter is super cute and I love how the guide is always holding and rocking the baby. 😊

@TravelWithBek Год назад

Wow what an amazing experience! I don’t think I could handle the toilet situation lol. Little Hunter has become a little chatter box. She’s so cute! Excellent footage and story telling as always. Looking forward to the next one 😊

@hayamax3539 Год назад

So the curd is basicly yogurt without the white stuff . When u try it preprocessed its just natural yogurt . Sorry im mongolian and my english is bad

@kushagramishra1579 Год назад

Yaayy soo excited to watch this🎉🎉 Mongolia looks like such a peaceful place❤

@baldanthealmighty9987 Год назад

We all don't live as nomads most of us don't actually. Foreigners often think all of us are born on a horse back while throat singing. We're not as barbaric as you guys think we are

@hayamax3539 Год назад

If your wondering. They put homemade moonshine into to the aarul to make it more sour . Mongolians love sour and sweet things . Also if you ur wondering the how the locals navigate their grandpa made the dirt road so they been traveling the safest ,easiest way , From their ancestors .

@katakuri-d1t 10 месяцев назад

Sorry but if you eat that fried dumpling(khuushuur) you shouldn't cool it down.

@nandiunaadiya4064 Год назад

It is called huushuur🫶🏼

@mahipatel914 Год назад

Just got a quick question. Since when you guys stopped eating meat. By the way love your vlogs keep spreading love and travelling the world . Love from India.❤😍💕

@flyingthenest Год назад

For over 10 years now 🤍 we do eat seafood occasionally

@adriannacabrera9013 Год назад

Aww thank you so much for sharing this beautiful family experience with us

@flyingthenest Год назад

Thanks for coming along :)

@adriannacabrera9013 Год назад

@@flyingthenest your welcome anytime I can’t wait to see more family experiences like this

@flyingthenest Год назад

@@adriannacabrera9013 hehe got so much planned!

@adriannacabrera9013 Год назад

@@flyingthenest I can’t wait to see what’s the next family experience

@shikuyako Год назад

Its kinda bad luck and something related to devil to pick up bird feather even if its fell down like a few months ago, And reason there is no road there is a road to like some popular places Like Khuvsgul And Uvs these two are the few if u want to go to like a small village then there is no road just left trail of other drivers

@sak8591 Год назад

last one u ate is not dumplin its one of the Mongolian's food “Huushuur” enjoy:))

@Barricm1966 Год назад

Baby Koa looks sooo much like Hunter !!!!

@flaviocandidodasilva1831 8 месяцев назад

"For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.

@sasukenanami21 Год назад

Very nice trip You guys went to far away Greetings from Mongolia ❤

@FrethKindheart Год назад

"And what is a fire for?"..."For marshmallows."

@lindamoulton1560 Год назад

I absolutely loved Hunter saying "MMMMM" without actually taking a bite first. That's such a silly kiddo thing and it absolutely cracks me up when I see them do that! And her and Koa were ADORABLE in their Mongolian outfits! That's going to make for some absolutely incredible memories! :D

@Agar.Batkhuyag Год назад

Hi I am from Mongolia and when you saw that White Castle or house 1 month ago I went to the same place

@tushigtushig449 Год назад

u guys have ur driver and privace chef and call urselfs living like a nomad ??? bruh

@knihttnereffid2406 Год назад

mongolia is emptiest country in the world sometimes u can trawel around hundreds mill and cant find anyone

@erikagholston6610 Год назад

Hunter & Koa look adorable in their new outfits.

@rememiranda3361 Год назад

Have you always been veggie? Didn’t realise you don’t eat meat. Wonderful video as always!

@flyingthenest Год назад

Yes for over 10 years now! We do eat seafood occasionally 🤍

@xopyc664 Год назад

you shuold go mongolian gobi there feels like mars even hot loke mars XD so its close XD

@ЛүндэндоржНАНДИНЦЭЦЭГ Год назад

I’m from mongolia

@ganaagana5685 6 месяцев назад

Lovely family. Thnk you traveling my country.

@Suzuran_flower Год назад

Thank you for coming to Mongolia. While it is true that we are a country that lags behind poor development, our country's vegetation is of an impossible natural heritage. Also, all of our livestock meat is 100 per cent healthy and has a very beautifully sharp flavor, because we never spray a variety of chemical fertilizers in our livestock or vegetables with products that protect against poisonous insects. I've been to many countries, such as Asia Europe, where I've been eating meat-green foods, but their taste is weak, so maybe they'll bake their food with a lot of different flavors, like sticking a blank piece of paper if the sweeteners don't add it.