Im Mongolian and this documentary is very simple and includes very important points very well ... Saruul is so positive and love her smile. Ah ! I feel home
G'day G'day beautiful lass I'm trying to get some Empty Matchboxes covers or Matchbooks over 50 years now not one others could help me out for my Collection its they anyone could help out with my requist for Empty Spichka from Mongolin and Inter Mongolina qualamanworldwidematches.angelfire.com/sirquala/
Tsolmon Naimdii you should be proud. Mongolian people are so special. I dream of visiting Mongolia some day. with respect I want to say you are very beautiful.
Didn't like the underdeveloped nature of Mongolia as a spoiled teenager. But after studying abroad for years, I feel extremely homesick. The seemingly unlimited mountains, the sheeps and goats calmly strolling along grasses, young children riding horses while bragging about their recent victories, and the beautiful women in the capital, everything makes me feel sad, but proud.
the children's song brought tears to my eyes. Having spent my childhood there, it brings lots of memories and emotions, along with a longing to go back to the beautiful countryside and busy capitol. The memories are happy ones.
I am Native-American but I know nothing about the Mongolian culture. But I read something about the Native-Americans being originally Mongolian before leaving there as the Clovis people stopping in Siberia, mixing with the eurasians before crossing the Bering strait into North America (Alaska) then throughout North, central and South America.
m. mann Mongolian girl revealed her DNA test on youtube and she had 10% of Native American blood meaning part of Mongolians migrated thousands of years ago to America.
You are special! You have experienced life in Mongolia and Germany, and other countries... Be proud of your heritage and share it with your children and the world. Thank you for sharing this video.
"Lets plant trees. Make this a greener place." I love that. I hope the wilderness of the Mongolian steppe and hills are never touched by the ilk of civilization
I have dream one day to visit Mongolia,coz as a Nepalese, I have a connection with Mongolia,as belief my tribe are emigrate from Mongolia originally......
Some Nepalese are type Mongolian but not all from Mongol Empire. The military of black banner of Mongol Empire stayed in Nepal. I have seen the martial arts and Buddhism power being used in the Nepalese elite force are similar to Mongol. They also spread all over South East Asia, China, Korea and Japan.
I am from Pakistan, and see this video and loved it.hope to visit Mangolia some day, big respect for mongolian citizens. Love thier culture, how they respect elders, and trying hard to keep thier culture alive...
Mongolia has a beautiful nature and fascinating culture. Mongolian countryside is like a paradise for people who spend 365 days in the city and want to see untouched environment and have a good rest. However, it is worth mentioning that UB has developed tremendously and became an international city with all pros and cons.
‘’Children and animals need to play outside in the summer... Mongolian people move a lot during the year, it’s good for the soul...’’ Truer words my dear...
"Swastika" has its origin from Hinduism where the word is derived from the Sanskrit “su” meaning “well” and “asti” meaning “being.” It symbolizes auspiciousness and good luck.
I learned that when I took a class on meditation. I was shocked. It is do interesting how something that was a symbol of positive was taken and used for negativity.
FANTASTIC STORY!!! The beauty of this documentary is Saruul's very personal perspective. I, too, was born in two different cultures, and that gave me a perspective on Life and advantage that most people do not have. Because I could then clearly see at an early age, the advantages and shortcomings of all cultures. So we must TRANSCEND CULTURE and embrace the deepest Spirit of HUMANITY.
I can imagine what this Mongolian woman from Germany, who came to her ethnic Homeland, is experiencing. The shock of the standard of living of the people, mired in medieval life and the beginning of the timid development of the country as a whole. At night it will seem that everything happens in a dream, but with the dawn comes the understanding that it is necessary to live and work.
A great video. Small things I noticed. Mongolians are much more physically affectionate with one another than other East Asians. They openly smile. They are close to the land while other East Asians are close to the concrete. Meat eaters and not rice eaters.
Nice to see a Mongolian succesfull women, hope more will comes. Nothing like a place than your own home, culture. Your special never forget that, be proud.
Sadly you don't see any Mongolian characters being used in Mongolia anymore, only Russian characters. In Inner Mongolia, China, however, you can still see Mongolian characters on the billboards and road signs.
The Mongolians have used a variety of scripts over the centuries. That is not imp0ortant. What is important is that they still speak Mongolian and not Chinese.
Mongolia, one of those countries that you never ever hear anything about in the western world almost l;ike it doesn't exist. Never a news report or article about it, makes it much more interesting to me.
TheSillypig There are so many documentaries and videos about Mongolia on youtube, news about Mongolia mostly on science and archaeological or mining websites.It is very peaceful country not like North Korea or America debating over politics and nuke war.
what an eye-opening documentary; she's a lovely lady, smart and sophisticated..... she's a breath of fresh air in a country that's emerging from it's old Soviet handlers.
+amartinjoe It's interesting that she even chooses to give the interview in German instead of Mongolian. She seems to have accepted it as her 2nd mother tongue (or maybe the film makers didn't have a Mongolian translator handy). Anyway, she's a very interesting woman ... a German-Mongolian, there's just something weirdly fascinating about such combinations.
Being unaware of Mongolia, I've always see them living in a tent within their own tribes similiar to Kengis Khan Movie. I'd never known that Mongolia is a very beautiful country with advance technologies❤
In 1994 I visited Mongolia. Was there for 6 days. At the time Mongolia was emerging from former Soviet domination. A fascinating country. This video shows a whole new place than what I experienced.
Hi @nwadoug, Thanks for watching and taking the time share your experience. Be sure to check out our channel for more documentaries. Best, The DW Documentary Team
Hello, What do people from Mongolia think of the Mongols living outside Mongolia. For example, there are 6 million Mongols living in Afghanistan, they are called the Hazaras. Hazara means thousands in Persian and it refered to the military so the world Hazara would meant being part of the military. Now these Hazaras are very simple minded people therefore they fall prey to the cunning Afghans therefore they are badly used and abused, from slavery to mass murder and even used under the name of religion. Any how they are good fighters though but only and only if they have a good leader otherwise they are easily manipulated and used. Please google Hazaras. I am one of them, I knew for sure that I am Mongol as I look Mongol but to prove I did a DNA test which as I expected traced me as a Mongol. There are many Hazaras like me from Afghanistan who knows they are Mongol, and since for the first time in 300 years in Afghanistan only since 2001 Hazaras are allowed to attend school therefore we now have many educated people and like myself dream of one day connecting with the mother land.
+Altai Khan Damn, sorry bro. I have heard that Hazaras get treated like shit. I am a Mongolian. Speaking of our people, there`s a whole bunch in China who are called Inner Mongolians, and some say that the Natives in the Americas are actually of Mongolian descent, specifically soldiers who got lost on their way to conquer Japan with Khubilai when the infamous Tsunami happened. I could be wrong though because I`m not good at history and remembering stuff.
Most of the Asians I know who live in Brazil have cheekbones like that as well. Greetings from Brazil :) I hope Mongolians succeed in improving their economy.
I hope that the Mongols can keep their culture and cultural lands intact. Outsiders will tear it all up leave it ruined. Take they want. Leave the rest.
What a brilliant video on Mongolia I must say Saruul you are Blessed with two Mother's and two Countries the World is your Oyster may it allway be you have a Beautiful Family i love the way you support your Country Buying Mongolian Wool for your Fashion design to sell in Germany Well done Mongolia and Ireland have a lot in common we were also Ruled by Great Britain all most lost our Faith and our Traditions but like Mongolia we Never did we now are a fully Devoped Country and so will be Mongolia keep up the Great work you do for the Children in this video and may every thing you do be Successful in your life and your family in Mongolia Part of Mongolia are like Bavaria best of Irish Luck for the Future Finbarr in Ireland
What a beautiful country mongolia is....and what beautiful people....i love this country and i would like to visit it in the future....i love the idea to live together free in the nature for few weeks at least....taste the flavours of that life style with the animals and with the mongolian people at the same time.....i think that mongolian girls and women are very beautiful charming smart and sweet.....i have a turkish origin in my blood even if it is about of centuries ago....i love mongolian people very much.....thank you.....
WOW God Bless that lady who lives in UlaanBataar and cares for all 16 of those children at the childrens home. What a saint. That woman is truly doing God's work.
german woman for her to choose to leave the luxuries of europe and live in poverty to care for those orphaned mongolian children takes a heart of gold. they are healthy, smiling and loved. May God bestow blessings upon her and the children give them any bit of help that you can. our currency goes a long way in mongolia. do it solely out of love for life.
Thanks 🇲🇳 for teaching us how to stand up to 🇨🇳 aggression since 1955, that's why we 🇮🇳ns were the first nation outside the Soviet bloc to establish diplomatic relations with you and we will keep helping you...long live 🇮🇳-🇲🇳 friendship.
Interesting to see. When I was at school (OMG 50 years ago) one of my teachers was Mongolian and he described the country to us many times. I wonder if he is still alive to see his homeland modernise?
The fact that the sheep was killed wasn't disturbing to me, but the way he did it was. Cutting it open, reaching in and destroying its heart couldn't have been the most humane way.
The children’s home was very touching. What a great work that lady is doing. I wish to donate
I love Mongolia and people. Visited in 2004 was awesome. Best grettings from Poland.
Im Mongolian and this documentary is very simple and includes very important points very well ... Saruul is so positive and love her smile. Ah ! I feel home
you folks eat horses? I love eating cats & dogs
+Ski Fall I love to eat dogs ... But not cats... Lol
WaaW so nice documentary, I´m mongolian from afghanistan I would love to come and see my ancestors country...
G'day G'day beautiful lass I'm trying to get some Empty Matchboxes covers or Matchbooks over 50 years now not one others could help me out for my Collection its they anyone could help out with my requist for Empty Spichka from Mongolin and Inter Mongolina qualamanworldwidematches.angelfire.com/sirquala/
Tsolmon Naimdii you should be proud. Mongolian people are so special. I dream of visiting Mongolia some day. with respect I want to say you are very beautiful.
Didn't like the underdeveloped nature of Mongolia as a spoiled teenager. But after studying abroad for years, I feel extremely homesick. The seemingly unlimited mountains, the sheeps and goats calmly strolling along grasses, young children riding horses while bragging about their recent victories, and the beautiful women in the capital, everything makes me feel sad, but proud.
Thank you for your comment! \tp
Mongolia looks like I imagined peace would look if it was a country. You are blessed to have been born in it.
we always want what we don't have
If you are a Mongolian, why don't you like the development of your country, I feel sorry for you.
the children's song brought tears to my eyes. Having spent my childhood there, it brings lots of memories and emotions, along with a longing to go back to the beautiful countryside and busy capitol. The memories are happy ones.
I'm from Mongoloid race and I always feel happy when I see a videos/photos/documentaries about Mongolia.
I am Native-American but I know nothing about the Mongolian culture. But I read something about the Native-Americans being originally Mongolian before leaving there as the Clovis people stopping in Siberia, mixing with the eurasians before crossing the Bering strait into North America (Alaska) then throughout North, central and South America.
m. mann Mongolian girl revealed her DNA test on youtube and she had 10% of Native American blood meaning part of Mongolians migrated thousands of years ago to America.
clovis arrowhead came from europe
You are correct. The two people are very closely related.
No it did not. Clovis people are the direct ancestors of Modern First Americans and that is proven by DNA>
@@karlbryant3304 what a rude remark!
You are special! You have experienced life in Mongolia and Germany, and other countries... Be proud of your heritage and share it with your children and the world.
Thank you for sharing this video.
What a beautiful, fascinating country... and lovely culture... this is one of the best documentaries I’ve ever seen... congrats DW, well done.
Reminds me so much of Baguio. People are warm, hospitable and simple. No vanities at all. They're not materialistic.
I love her positive attitude and gentle perspective.
Mongolia seems to be an isolated empty land with friendly culture that I would love to visit.
dont
mak ak me to
Apex Snake get lost u Satanist
it's not isolated land
You should if you get the chance. It's like no place else on earth and it has to be seen and experienced.
"Lets plant trees. Make this a greener place." I love that. I hope the wilderness of the Mongolian steppe and hills are never touched by the ilk of civilization
Toby Larone ?.
I have dream one day to visit Mongolia,coz as a Nepalese, I have a connection with Mongolia,as belief my tribe are emigrate from Mongolia originally......
Really?
***** I have seen many Hazara Mongols are in my country!
Posh Gurung im danish, but DNA tests has proven that im related to Ögedei and Genghis,
Marianne Rasmussen thats great im from mongolia
Some Nepalese are type Mongolian but not all from Mongol Empire. The military of black banner of Mongol Empire stayed in Nepal. I have seen the martial arts and Buddhism power being used in the Nepalese elite force are similar to Mongol. They also spread all over South East Asia, China, Korea and Japan.
I am from Pakistan, and see this video and loved it.hope to visit Mangolia some day, big respect for mongolian citizens. Love thier culture, how they respect elders, and trying hard to keep thier culture alive...
Wow, so disrespectful.
There are already Muslims, mostly ethnic Kazakhs, in Mongolia, they are 4% of the country's population
@@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO how
@@A.D.540 - I don't know. 2 Years ago. The original comment I was replying to was likely edited or removed.
Mongolia has a beautiful nature and fascinating culture. Mongolian countryside is like a paradise for people who spend 365 days in the city and want to see untouched environment and have a good rest. However, it is worth mentioning that UB has developed tremendously and became an international city with all pros and cons.
Have you ever gone to Mongolia?
Laura Carlos Yes, I lived there for 2 years.
The world is rediscovering how beautiful Mongolian people are in 2017!
lmao, if by " untouched environment " you mean one of the most polluted place on earth, sure...
Says god.
Wow! Mongolia is so beautiful. Her summer house reminded me of Heidi.
Love from Nepal.💖
‘’Children and animals need to play outside in the summer... Mongolian people move a lot during the year, it’s good for the soul...’’
Truer words my dear...
Good idea: she took her mind to Germany and kept her heart in Mongolia. 😊
Good Luck Mongolia, Wishes from Bangladesh.
Oh Mongolia..I'm coming soon to visit .It would be great to see where my ancestors are from ..I want to feel that vibe.
This is making me want to go home so much! I love the atmosphere of my country although it can be difficult to live in. :'(
I Will visit there someday
What a gentle soul.
Love and peace from germany
"Swastika" has its origin from Hinduism where the word is derived from the Sanskrit “su” meaning “well” and “asti” meaning “being.” It symbolizes auspiciousness and good luck.
I learned that when I took a class on meditation. I was shocked. It is do interesting how something that was a symbol of positive was taken and used for negativity.
FANTASTIC STORY!!! The beauty of this documentary is Saruul's very personal perspective. I, too, was born in two different cultures, and that gave me a perspective on Life and advantage that most people do not have. Because I could then clearly see at an early age, the advantages and shortcomings of all cultures. So we must TRANSCEND CULTURE and embrace the deepest Spirit of HUMANITY.
Who else came here to learn about their heritage? (Cuz I did)
I can imagine what this Mongolian woman from Germany, who came to her ethnic Homeland, is experiencing. The shock of the standard of living of the people, mired in medieval life and the beginning of the timid development of the country as a whole. At night it will seem that everything happens in a dream, but with the dawn comes the understanding that it is necessary to live and work.
This is good documentary, the women lived adulthood in East Germany and comeback to her home, Mongolia and view her culture in observer's eyes.
I remember watching this a couple years ago and just found it again on my recommendations
A great video. Small things I noticed. Mongolians are much more physically affectionate with one another than other East Asians. They openly smile. They are close to the land while other East Asians are close to the concrete. Meat eaters and not rice eaters.
I'm Mongolian originally but grew up in Germany and live in America, I'm kinda sad that I'm so far from my culture and can't even speak the language
Never too late to learn
Oooh really? Even ur parents could not speak Mongolian ？have to try to study it soon if u want
Khas Altansukh you should learn your mother tongue
I feel you bro, its very hard language to learn even tho u r mongolian. You are not alone
Yet again another classical documentary. Danke schoen DW, Ich freue mich sehr. African in Canada with German roots.
Nice to see a Mongolian succesfull women, hope more will comes. Nothing like a place than your own home, culture. Your special never forget that, be proud.
Sadly you don't see any Mongolian characters being used in Mongolia anymore, only Russian characters. In Inner Mongolia, China, however, you can still see Mongolian characters on the billboards and road signs.
Yes but Mongolians do not speak Mongolian. They speak Mandarin.
Umm 😐 they speak MONGOLIAN
The Mongolians have used a variety of scripts over the centuries. That is not imp0ortant. What is important is that they still speak Mongolian and not Chinese.
Mongolian should stay in Mongolia not in China where people are dictated and oppressed with no private life
This was helpful. Work with many Mongolians but do not know a lot about culture.
We complicate life for no reason. The simplest things are the things we must cherish and pass along.
Mongolia, one of those countries that you never ever hear anything about in the western world almost l;ike it doesn't exist. Never a news report or article about it, makes it much more interesting to me.
TheSillypig There are so many documentaries and videos about Mongolia on youtube, news about Mongolia mostly on science and archaeological or mining websites.It is very peaceful country not like North Korea or America debating over politics and nuke war.
Belle Blanch true
Good Mongolia should be untouched by the American narrative.
what an eye-opening documentary; she's a lovely lady, smart and sophisticated..... she's a breath of fresh air in a country that's emerging from it's old Soviet handlers.
+amartinjoe It's interesting that she even chooses to give the interview in German instead of Mongolian. She seems to have accepted it as her 2nd mother tongue (or maybe the film makers didn't have a Mongolian translator handy).
Anyway, she's a very interesting woman ... a German-Mongolian, there's just something weirdly fascinating about such combinations.
Hope the beauty of Mongolia both natural and cultural can be kept
Would love to visit Mongolia 🇲🇳
I’m mongolian bride of overseas as well .Feeling homesick as hell 😭
no u r turk. batur is turkic word :/
Yanhan
I feel like taking a trip to Mongolia
Bigtruckseriesreview Motorsports You should, I am going to Russia soon, hopefully I can make a stop at Mongolia.
I hated it there (Mongolia) because of its underdeveloped nature until I started studying abroad. Really makes one miss his mother country!
Being unaware of Mongolia, I've always see them living in a tent within their own tribes similiar to Kengis Khan Movie. I'd never known that Mongolia is a very beautiful country with advance technologies❤
I love this documentary. Probably I will visit this beautiful & mystic county. Unfold myself to this serene & it’s beauty.
This was beautiful, thank you.
Great documentary, we really enjoyed it. Wish you all the best Saruul : )
In 1994 I visited Mongolia. Was there for 6 days. At the time Mongolia was emerging from former Soviet domination. A fascinating country. This video shows a whole new place than what I experienced.
Hi @nwadoug,
Thanks for watching and taking the time share your experience. Be sure to check out our channel for more documentaries.
Best,
The DW Documentary Team
Thank you so much for this production. I enjoyed it very much.
such beautiful and peaceful place...and beautiful people
Hello,
What do people from Mongolia think of the Mongols living outside Mongolia. For example, there are 6 million Mongols living in Afghanistan, they are called the Hazaras. Hazara means thousands in Persian and it refered to the military so the world Hazara would meant being part of the military. Now these Hazaras are very simple minded people therefore they fall prey to the cunning Afghans therefore they are badly used and abused, from slavery to mass murder and even used under the name of religion. Any how they are good fighters though but only and only if they have a good leader otherwise they are easily manipulated and used. Please google Hazaras. I am one of them, I knew for sure that I am Mongol as I look Mongol but to prove I did a DNA test which as I expected traced me as a Mongol.
There are many Hazaras like me from Afghanistan who knows they are Mongol, and since for the first time in 300 years in Afghanistan only since 2001 Hazaras are allowed to attend school therefore we now have many educated people and like myself dream of one day connecting with the mother land.
+Altai Khan Bro I pray that may you and your family find peace and happiness. May you get success in all your endeavours. :)
+Altai Khan Yeah bro Hazaras are mongols but taliban are killing them because they are shia, not because of their mongolian origins.
+Altai Khan Damn, sorry bro. I have heard that Hazaras get treated like shit. I am a Mongolian. Speaking of our people, there`s a whole bunch in China who are called Inner Mongolians, and some say that the Natives in the Americas are actually of Mongolian descent, specifically soldiers who got lost on their way to conquer Japan with Khubilai when the infamous Tsunami happened. I could be wrong though because I`m not good at history and remembering stuff.
we dont care
Myagmarsuren Tsevegsuren take your hazars back.
I like Mongolian nomad culture, ❤️ from India
Mongolia is wonderful and we are so passionate about manglolia. A Hazara from Afghanistan
THEM CHEEKBONES 😻👏🏿
+Magðalena Hildiglúmursdottir DAT LASTNAME 😻👏
^ THANKS IM ICELANDIC
Most of the Asians I know who live in Brazil have cheekbones like that as well. Greetings from Brazil :) I hope Mongolians succeed in improving their economy.
it's becuz they smile a lot. unlike some europeans who always make grimace... ex: like you
pity you
+Erin - A lot of Asians in general have cheekbones like that and large heads/skulls.
Incredible....it’s the hardship and delight and contentment. Only a love for her heritage makes it beautiful❤️
I wish the best for mongolian people. They are a brave people. Nice video!
For being stuck between China and Russia they have it pretty nice! One of the most stable governments in the world, actually.
Beautiful documentary! Can’t wait to visit
Story of every major city, unparelled growth at the cost of everything around. Good initiative of hers to involve native mongolian tech and talent.
its called gentrification
I'm Nepali I'm also following Tibetan Buddhism I like buddhism🙏🙏🙏
She’s beautiful!
I am learning so much.
Hi @Malik W,
Glad to hear it! Check out our channel for more documentaries. :-)
Best,
The DW Documentary Team
I want visite Mongolia in my future,
What a lovely experience. I love it.
Hi @Francis Xavier Nam,
Glad you liked the documentary! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. :-)
Best,
The DW Documentary Team
She speaks very well German, congratulations!
I am pleasantly surprised to learn that Mongolians are Mahayana Buddhists too. They will preserve the country's Beauty I am sure.
Vijrayana
Listen to the sound of wind. I can not imagine the winter!
Great documentary!
I hope that the Mongols can keep their culture and cultural lands intact. Outsiders will tear it all up leave it ruined. Take they want. Leave the rest.
Mongolian music is beautiful.
Proud to be a mongolian.
She Said '" it does not seem cruel to me ".
How does she know, she never seen it before.
It was awful.
What a brilliant video on Mongolia I must say Saruul you are Blessed with two Mother's and two Countries the World is your Oyster may it allway be you have a Beautiful Family i love the way you support your Country Buying Mongolian Wool for your Fashion design to sell in Germany Well done Mongolia and Ireland have a lot in common we were also Ruled by Great Britain all most lost our Faith and our Traditions but like Mongolia we Never did we now are a fully Devoped Country and so will be Mongolia keep up the Great work you do for the Children in this video and may every thing you do be Successful in your life and your family in Mongolia Part of Mongolia are like Bavaria best of Irish Luck for the Future Finbarr in Ireland
Mongolia is rich in minerals. I hope they do well in the trade market considering they're between China & Russia. 💞
What a beautiful country mongolia is....and what beautiful people....i love this country and i would like to visit it in the future....i love the idea to live together free in the nature for few weeks at least....taste the flavours of that life style with the animals and with the mongolian people at the same time.....i think that mongolian girls and women are very beautiful charming smart and sweet.....i have a turkish origin in my blood even if it is about of centuries ago....i love mongolian people very much.....thank you.....
So nice documentary, enjoyed every second of it
WOW God Bless that lady who lives in UlaanBataar and cares for all 16 of those children at the childrens home. What a saint. That woman is truly doing God's work.
Estoi goy documentary bna. Im proud
The Khan is happy for his people
The admiration for Genghis Khan brought me to here. Mongolia is always on my wish list
He did a good job. Keep him working.
Agriculture is a key.
wow landscape is amazing. would love to take photographs of the natives also.
Fascinating story. Fascinating country. I will visit there in the future.
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I thoroughly enjoyed watching this presentation!
german woman for her to choose to leave the luxuries of europe and live in poverty to care for those orphaned mongolian children takes a heart of gold. they are healthy, smiling and loved. May God bestow blessings upon her and the children give them any bit of help that you can. our currency goes a long way in mongolia. do it solely out of love for life.
Yurt is a Kazak name not Mongolian. In Mongolia it's called a Ger. Get it straight, after all this a documentary about Mongolia.
It is called Jurte in german.
Kazakhs speak a Turkic dialect by by DNA they are 70% Mongolian.
@@harrymcnicholas9468 hahah 70℅? Hahah idiot 20-25℅idiot,mongol not Nation TURKİC \china\tungus mix
Mongolian music is beautiful ❤️
Greetings from România ❤ 💛 💙
I love Mongolian stir fry and BBQ 😋🍖🍚🍙🍱🍤 , Peace and love to Mongolian brothers and sisters, God bless, p.s wonderful documentary
That is not from Mongolia but China.
RJ Lugo sadly that’s not real mongolian dish.
amazing landscapes...nice video...
I miss my Country
Mongolian women are so beautiful!!! Mongolia is the next big country rising imo. We shall see though.
I definitely agree with you, rising in more ways than one. It will be interesting to see their growth in the coming decade!
Sakura Moon Are you Mongolian? Never met someone 100% Mongolian. Haven't seen many pure Mongolians in California
No i'm not, my mom believes her ancestry is but that's all we know. I guess I should take one of those DNA Genealogy tests haha.
lOL 3 MILLION PEOPLE WITH ALMOST NO INDUSTRY , 50 % STILL LIVE IN TENTS , NO ONE WAS INFLUENCED BY MONGOLS BUT THEY WERE INFLUENCED BY EVERYONE ELSE .
20 BILLION ECONOMY LOL
She's complaining about Ghengis Khan... he's the only famous dude you got. It's called marketing, sweetie.
Someday sure gonna visit this beautiful place...MongoLia..
The cost of living is low so give it a try. Careful of the scammers and pickpocketters though
and be careful about Mongol women too according to a mongol man's description in the comment section.
I really enjoyed this and hope to find more such videos
Thanks 🇲🇳 for teaching us how to stand up to 🇨🇳 aggression since 1955, that's why we 🇮🇳ns were the first nation outside the Soviet bloc to establish diplomatic relations with you and we will keep helping you...long live 🇮🇳-🇲🇳 friendship.
Nidhi Krishnamurthy
1962
As a Native American i will return home i feel it calling me!
Better be careful before certain people tell you to "go back."
Interesting to see. When I was at school (OMG 50 years ago) one of my teachers was Mongolian and he described the country to us many times. I wonder if he is still alive to see his homeland modernise?
I am Mongolian. Welcome my country. Saruul please get in touch, you are beautiful. Don't go back Germany
As an American, I would love to see your nation prosper. You have a very beautiful country and I hope you never forget that.
You are welcome, Mr Blake. Come to my country. Enjoy my beautiful place. You will amaze. Have a good days.
She has her kids and husband there plus she is buying and selling cashmere you make in Mongolia.
The fact that the sheep was killed wasn't disturbing to me, but the way he did it was. Cutting it open, reaching in and destroying its heart couldn't have been the most humane way.
Seems to me an unecessarily cruel way to slaughter a goat.