Life in Mongolia (Ep. 1 GER life) 

Such a warm, cozy home! Dumplings, vodka and a hearth. And a local musician would be a very welcome guest.

Have been interested in Mongolia for many years - so I thank you for these videos - I’m reminded of my rural farm upbringing when we had an outhouse and no central heating or hot water heater

Interesting, thanks for the tips. I reallty want to visit Mongolia.

Sri Lanka is my country. What happened today (26-03-2020) Sri Lanka has extended its nationwide curfew to combat the outbreak of coronavirus pandemic. Today the country’s situation with lockdown so that I am appreciate their simple life.

Woooo!! Awesome!

About 3 weeks ago I just had an urge to go to Mongolia. So im planning my trip for next spring.

Thank you to lovely amerikans for helping Mongolia!!

You guys are doing something that most of us will never do. You should proud of yourselves for living in that harsh conditions.

Actually U can buy this stuffs in mongolian Capital city ulaanbaatar

Wonderful, it's always great to see videos about yurts and yurt living :) We also plan and manufacture mobile yurts suitable for winter, of the highest quality. Handcrafted and individually according to customer requirements. Greetings from Austria :)

I love the idea May of stopped me actually.... How do you return to ‘normality’?

Very interesting but I’m probably more of a hotel or resort man myself.

Given the housing situation in the US --- especially California --- the ger might catch on there.

Is hard to get woods how u

Mongolia ❤👍😊

Dekhilung aeo

Where did you shower?

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Вөөв бидний монгол

my from mongolian omg

This is an informative video that you ladies have successfully assembled for those of us interested in the subject. Thanks for making this video. It's remarkable to think that the Mongolian Empire was a major global superpower in the 13th and 14th centuries yet today it's like a second or third world country basically, is it not? Although the Mongolians beat up the Song dynasty, and defeated Northern China rather quickly by comparison, their fighting prowess doesn't outmatch the might of Chinese innovations and sophistication. Thus China is now more developed than Mongolia is today, would be part of what I'm saying, but key to understanding this is, I think, the merit of the Chinese scientific pursuits, scholastics, Confucianism, industrialism, etc. The strength of the Chinese mind eventually outpaced the cavalry-based military strength of the Mongols (and their slaves and mercenaries from foreign nations). As an American, I'm speculating much of Mongolia is rural and underdeveloped based on what I'm observing about zero plumbing or electrical outlets. Am I wrong? The natural resources in Mongolia are also an area of interest for me personally, and I will do some research tomorrow to learn more about this. Yeah, what a fascinating country with some profoundly badass historical achievements, you know? I would love to visit Mongolia someday, but perhaps not live there. Yurts are, from a geometric and thermal-dynamic point of view, a genius domestic living space. The circle layout retains heat quite efficiently. Thanks for the video though, truly! Congratulations on one-hundred and twenty subscribers !

walking on the carpet in shoes is dirty yet they heat their homes with shit...hmmm

Im mongolian

Toilet was horrible. Rest is cool.

Their culture is similar as Karen culture.

WRONG NOT CHINESE CALENDAR !!!