@@efootballunitedyt.4685 They are poor as hell.... If you go from inner mongolia to Mongolia You will feel like from South Korea to north korea.... Even north Korea poor But not depend to other country But Mongolia very poor and depend too much to china If not because china Mercy They will go back to nomads live
Little correction here. 1:30, As a Mongolian, we never been part of china. We were autonomous country for Manchu dynasty. We also declared our country in December 29 1911.
No one recognized your country, and all maps showed Outer Mongolia as part of China until 1945 when the Soviet Union forced China to recognize Outer Mongolia's independence.
@@marklee2337 China was almost a part of Japan at some point and before, it built the Great Wall against Mongolia for thousands of years. Mongolia actually conquered China, Iran, Russia, and other parts of the world.
@@MongolPulse Does what you said make sense? The fact is that Khalkha must be recognized by the Chinese government before it can enter the United Nations and obtain recognition from other countries in the world.
What a wonderful country this is...I went camping there a few years ago, solo, stayed UB for about 4 days and spent rest of time moving around.. living also in jurts ( or yurts) ...I LOVED to go back some day...these are beautiful people and so polite...
@@munkhgeregeb.5813 Really? But I follow some Mongolian youtubers, they all look nice and great (I am learning Mongolian language) Here is the youtubers list: ИНФОргазм, Gej Yu Ve ?, Tushig, Burii University
@@vcpoiwqnf tbh the ppl in Mongolia can be nice but mostly all of them are just depressed mean people but anyways if you are foreigner they love foreigner
@@mr.hypro_max5220 Can you tell us why are Mongolian people mostly depressed, are they depressed because of the government? work? criminal? educational system? culture? money? or anything else?
The Azeris are Persian-Iranian, they are not Turks and they are not Mongols. Wake up from the illusion of the Turkish identity. The Turks are only in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and the Shanghai province of East Turkestan. Only these are the Turks. Anatolian Turkey and Azerbaijan are a different race from the Turks
Oh my god,, I am so excited to see more of Mongolia. I think you are one of the best guys shows the modern Mongolia. All the TV shows shows the nomad part. Because of that I was worried to visit Mongolia. I am reading a book "Lords of the bow" it's about the true story of khan and happy to see his statue in the government building.
Mongolia is mostly a safe place. Ulaanbaatar and Erdenet are modernized global cities. In fact about 70% of Mongolians live in urban areas and the rest 30% are nomads. So if you want to see modern Mongolia go to Ulaanbaatar but if you want to go to traditional Mongolia go to the countryside
2:55 I know that little kid and his brother, grew up in the same apartment block together, I’m a few years older than him and moved away to japan but it was a nice throwback
As a Mongolian, it's really cool to see foreigners coming to our country and having a lot of positive reviews about us. Even tho I, myself really don't like going to these locations myself
@@lili-xz8bm Of course it's a good thing. I know for a fact that China would absolutely exploit us and they will probably treat us like the Uyghurs. Hell no we're gonna a part of China
@@batmunkhaltanulzii161 Don't be deceived by the propaganda machines of Western colonial imperialist countries. Let's go and see the real living standards of the people in Inner Mongolia. Their annual income from grazing and farming is close to US$70,000 to US$80,000. They live very well, and so do the people in Xinjiang. Similarly, the population has increased sharply, and the standard of living is also ranked among the top in China, and the wealthy provinces in eastern China provide free assistance to Xinjiang and Tibet every year to build infrastructure such as roads and bridges, build brand-new dwellings, and life can be said to be getting better and better. , the Western imperialist countries led by the United States cannot see that the Chinese people's life is getting better and better, and spare no effort to suppress and contain China, which is really despicable and shameless. .😯😯😯😯
Very nice I can see Ukan Bator, actually I am from Indonesia but when I was in Germany long time ago, I knew one person from Mongolia and he is my best friend.
I got almost no knowledge about modern Mongolia and just stumbled across your Video by chance. This is great and really interesting to watch. It`s amazing that you came across the award celebration and it`s so cool to see how communicative and nice the guys you talked to were.
Greetings from Hungary! Én magyar vagyok. Dzsingisz gyermekei feldúlták országunkat. Sohasem fogjuk elfeledni. ...a megbocsátásra viszont készek vagyunk. ...miként a törökök szörnytettein is képesek vagyunk felülemelkedni. Mind Tengri mellett harcoltunk, mindannyian hódítottunk, mindahányan fejlődtünk. Legyen már béke a sztyeppén!!!
Hi Doug, thank you for portraying Mongolia in a casual but positive way. Just one note to what you said about Mongolian language, as I am a native Mongolian. Mongolian language doesn't sound like a central Asian Kazakh or Kyrgyz language at all. It is not even related to those languages. It has its own language group called Mongolic, where Buryat dialect in East Siberia, and other dialects in Inner Mongolia (northern and western China). As a native Mongol speaker, I totally don't understand Kazakh and Kyrgyz. Those languages sound totally foreign to me.
You use Kiril alphabet, in Soviet time all post Soviet states were using this alphabet. We also were using it till our freedom time in 1991. After we got our free state we rejected that alphabet from our language. West of China belongs to Uyghur Turks, its old name was "East of Turkistan" till 1931. Its not old history. Kazakhs and Kyrgyzes are Turks, from Gokturk group of Turks group, from their West Khanate. And Mongolians or you are also from this branch. You can deny this, but fact is fact Uyghurs are your brothers from East khanate branch of Gokturks, but you are west khanate together with Kazakhes Gyrgyzes Turkmenistan turks. Emir Timur himself was saying that he is Turk
@@kamalaalkishiyeva1582 No not at all. What you wrote is your own belief, which is not substantiated by scientific evidence. Yes, we use Cyrillic alphabet, which we adopted in 1940s but in the history Mongols invented numerous written scripts, including Soyombo. Yes, Uighur, Kazakh, and Kyrgyz are Turkic people, who lived in close geographic proximity to Mongols. But Mongols are genetically, linguistically, culturally, and religiously different from Turks. Yes, there is a Turkic ethnic group but there was no such a thing as Gokturk. The Orkhon script is a runic script, and it is not an ancient Turkic script. In the 19th century, the Russian and Danish Turkologists inaccurately hypothesized that it could be an ancient Turkic script but it is now largely debunked. If it was a Turkic script, similar monuments with similar inscriptions would be commonly found in Kazakhstan, Xinjang, Kyrgyzstan, and Turkmenistan. But unfortunately, nothing similar was found in those so-called Turkic countries but it was only found in Mongolia. Turkish people and Azerbaijani people are extremely pushy and aggressive. You're just one of those nasty Turanist, who believes in expansionist Neo-Ottoman ideology based on Islamic expansionism. Just truly nasty and disgusting. We, the Mongols are not stupid. Stop looking down on us. In addition, I pity you, because one should be proud of who they are but you guys are set-identifying yourself as Mongol or Korean. It is like someone African self-identify themselves as white European. Turkic and Turkish people are nowadays going through a severe identity crisis.
@@kts437 there cant be identity crisis between Turks because Turks, especially Oguz group of Turks are famous with their nationalism. And we dont call ourselves like as Mongolians, we call ourselves only like as "Turks"
@@kamalaalkishiyeva1582 Then just stay away from Mongolia!!!! We are NOT RELATED TO TURKS. I can see your Facebook page that you posted numerous Turanist ideological posts about Nagorna-Karabakh war, which clearly reveals your nasty ideology....
Lovely! But with all the commentary on architecture not a word on the building of glass & steel in the shape of a horse's head even though it was on camera many, many times & is uniquely Mongolian & one of the most memorable buildings in the world. Maybe in another of these videos?
I wish I were in Mongolia instead of Cambodia. The Khmer Empire gave tribute to the Mongols. The Vietnamese saved them from being conquered by defeating the Mongol Empire not once, not twice but 3 times. LOL
Wow, I'm as ignorant as they come...because I had no idea Mongolia looked anything like this. I honestly imagined it was all one big pre-industrial era sort of place...geez, I need to get out more. Oh and amazing video, it really opened my eyes.
@@efootballunitedyt.4685 That's cool, my parents went there a few weeks ago. It;s a good country, really underrated. I wish to travel/live there at some point
Mongolia was actually in a socialism puppet state of Soviet. It was called Socialist Republic of Mongolia. Meaning not communism, a lots of fee for making them independent from the Qing Dynasty. So what ever Soviet says they used to do it. For an example during WW2. Mongolia and Soviet fought against Empire of Japan to free China.
Once one of the most powerful empires in the world, wouldn't the world be better if it were still ruled by empires rather than independent countries? Imagine being part of the Mongol empire or the Roman empire. I would love to visit Mongolia oneday.
ever since the soviet fell mongolia had hard times economy fell and homeless popping out of nowhere 20 years ago we had so many stray children but are all gone some got lucky to get adopted but the rest were harvested by the chinese traffickers luring children you dont see them anymore except few remaining homeless people it was dark times
Hi, I am from Turkey and I love so much the Mongolian people. I consider them as brothers. Also, I had given a DNA test and in the results, there is %4 Mongolian DNA. Always be strong Mongolian brothers🇹🇷🇲🇳🇹🇷🇲🇳 Regards from🇹🇷
Seeing my country from a foreign persons perspective was really entertaining. Thanks for the light hearted content 🙆🏻♀️✨ Hope you have an amazing time exploring around the world! \_0_/ Btw i know that shades guy that u first met, he looks kinda shy 😹
Meat-eating Mongols were probably a huge factor when Genghis Khan expanded his empire. Some historians discuss the fact that Mongol soldiers were superior to Chinese soldiers because the Mongols ate a diet with high-quality meat and fat, making them strong and healthy. The Chinese soldiers were fed mostly rice which made them weaker. Also, the Mongolian soldiers ate a lot of raw meat and did not have to prepare food during wartime, which also gave them an advantage on the battlefield.
Follow along on Instagram to see more from Mongolia and my travels around the world! instagram.com/doug_barnard/
Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
I thought you going back to Iraq again!, but can you go back to Bangladesh and Iraq or can you going to Russia and China.
first video i ever saw from your channel. great stuff. earned a sub :)
The statue of Genghis Khan, or Temu Jhin, this man, and his mongols, CHANGED HISTORY.
is ulaanbaatar улаанбаатар
As a Mongolian, Currently living in US, this video brought home to me, smiled thru entire thing. Appreciate this video, keep up the goodwork Doug
that means a lot, thank you for watching!
Im Mongolian+Vietnamese, grandma's and mom's side is Vietnamese and father's side is Mongolian. I told him to come to Vietnam too for that reason.
why you live in US?
because mongolia too poor?
@@cocamilo22 Mongolia is not poor like the early 90s now. Their development is getting much more better.
@@efootballunitedyt.4685 They are poor as hell....
If you go from inner mongolia to Mongolia
You will feel like from South Korea to north korea....
Even north Korea poor
But not depend to other country
But Mongolia very poor and depend too much to china
If not because china Mercy
They will go back to nomads live
the sky looks so unreal
of course mongolia is also called "the land of eternal blue skies"
Beautifull city, unique architecture and the landscape are so peacefull. cheers from Manado, Indonesia
I'm a mongolian that lives in Australia and I haven't been there for around 3 or 4 years, and it brings me back lot's of memories
Ausdroolia pepper sprays old ladies for refusing to poison themselves. Insane liberal country.
Why do you leave your homeland ...
We always welcome tourists with warm hands
What about Chinese tourists with loud mouths?
That 11 year old kid named “Trsrkh” or something like that is so confident, helpful and funny at the same time!
Little correction here. 1:30, As a Mongolian, we never been part of china. We were autonomous country for Manchu dynasty. We also declared our country in December 29 1911.
No one recognized your country, and all maps showed Outer Mongolia as part of China until 1945 when the Soviet Union forced China to recognize Outer Mongolia's independence.
@@marklee2337小粉紅快滾回墻內去！翻墻是犯法的！😂
A puppet state of USSR
@@marklee2337 China was almost a part of Japan at some point and before, it built the Great Wall against Mongolia for thousands of years. Mongolia actually conquered China, Iran, Russia, and other parts of the world.
@@MongolPulse Does what you said make sense? The fact is that Khalkha must be recognized by the Chinese government before it can enter the United Nations and obtain recognition from other countries in the world.
What a wonderful country this is...I went camping there a few years ago, solo, stayed UB for about 4 days and spent rest of time moving around.. living also in jurts ( or yurts) ...I LOVED to go back some day...these are beautiful people and so polite...
This is so beautiful I cried. What makes the country are the people ❤
The people of Sarnia
Mongolian people are so friendly, the atmosphere is very relaxing, I love it
I am Taiwanese, I love Mongolian，我愛蒙古🥰
Plus that boy is so cute~
Lol. They are not friendly to Chinese speaking people since they see Chinese as invaders.
If u actually live in Mongolia and like not be a tourist u will change ur mind
@@munkhgeregeb.5813 Really? But I follow some Mongolian youtubers, they all look nice and great (I am learning Mongolian language)
Here is the youtubers list: ИНФОргазм, Gej Yu Ve ?, Tushig, Burii University
@@vcpoiwqnf tbh the ppl in Mongolia can be nice but mostly all of them are just depressed mean people but anyways if you are foreigner they love foreigner
@@mr.hypro_max5220 Can you tell us why are Mongolian people mostly depressed, are they depressed because of the government? work? criminal? educational system? culture? money? or anything else?
Love mongolia from azerbaijan 🇦🇿💚🇲🇳
Love azerbaijan from mongolia🇲🇳💖🇦🇿
you have absolutely NOTHING in common with them, except for the turkic language family
@@Alex_Gordon Not even that, Mongol and Azeri are 2 completely unrelated languages. One is a Mongolic language and another is Turkic.
The Azeris are Persian-Iranian, they are not Turks and they are not Mongols. Wake up from the illusion of the Turkish identity. The Turks are only in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and the Shanghai province of East Turkestan. Only these are the Turks. Anatolian Turkey and Azerbaijan are a different race from the Turks
@@r0__.0 No one asked + no one cares + stay mad + cringe + cry about it.
Oh my god,, I am so excited to see more of Mongolia. I think you are one of the best guys shows the modern Mongolia. All the TV shows shows the nomad part. Because of that I was worried to visit Mongolia. I am reading a book "Lords of the bow" it's about the true story of khan and happy to see his statue in the government building.
Mongolia is mostly a safe place. Ulaanbaatar and Erdenet are modernized global cities. In fact about 70% of Mongolians live in urban areas and the rest 30% are nomads. So if you want to see modern Mongolia go to Ulaanbaatar but if you want to go to traditional Mongolia go to the countryside
Thanks to Mongolia for letting Russian refugees in. You are saving Russian and Ukrainian lives! Respect from 🇷🇺
I am an North East Indian and our ancestors were from Mongolia
Oneday I will visit Mongolia.. Thank you Doug for sharing this video with us..
thank you for watching!
have been to Mongolia but didn't see any of that. will be headed there next year. wonderful video. thank you.
I like to see and explore different places of the world so I like your channel keep it up I'm from Iraq
I want to visit Iraq! Doug had no problem as an American. Our government, and media are the problem here in the US. Inshallah
@@benjismith593 Welcome to you at any time. Iraq is a nice, kind and humble people. Watch videos about it and you will see that
2:55 I know that little kid and his brother, grew up in the same apartment block together, I’m a few years older than him and moved away to japan but it was a nice throwback
As a Mongolian, it's really cool to see foreigners coming to our country and having a lot of positive reviews about us. Even tho I, myself really don't like going to these locations myself
Is Outer Mongolia's independence from China a good thing or a bad thing? Is it right or wrong？？？？？？？？？？😨😨😨
@@lili-xz8bm Of course it's a good thing. I know for a fact that China would absolutely exploit us and they will probably treat us like the Uyghurs. Hell no we're gonna a part of China
@@batmunkhaltanulzii161 Don't be deceived by the propaganda machines of Western colonial imperialist countries. Let's go and see the real living standards of the people in Inner Mongolia. Their annual income from grazing and farming is close to US$70,000 to US$80,000. They live very well, and so do the people in Xinjiang. Similarly, the population has increased sharply, and the standard of living is also ranked among the top in China, and the wealthy provinces in eastern China provide free assistance to Xinjiang and Tibet every year to build infrastructure such as roads and bridges, build brand-new dwellings, and life can be said to be getting better and better. , the Western imperialist countries led by the United States cannot see that the Chinese people's life is getting better and better, and spare no effort to suppress and contain China, which is really despicable and shameless. .😯😯😯😯
@@lili-xz8bm jeez calm down. I only said I like foreigners loving our country and I didn't say any shit about China
@@batmunkhaltanulzii161 Average Hujaa Moment
Very nice I can see Ukan Bator, actually I am from Indonesia but when I was in Germany long time ago, I knew one person from Mongolia and he is my best friend.
Баярлалаа ахаа та дан болсонгүй байсан баярлалаа i LOVE you
I got almost no knowledge about modern Mongolia and just stumbled across your Video by chance.
This is great and really interesting to watch. It`s amazing that you came across the award celebration and it`s so cool to see how communicative and nice the guys you talked to were.
A place where we share our tears and laugher. Wecome to Mongolia. Hope you had such a comfort.
Thank you so much for visiting Mongolia, especially Ulaanbaatar city, and making a wonderful video
A huge country with only a few people, that's why it's so clean. Watching from the Philippines
Crazy how powerful they were
Wow. I do love your video and your explanations about Mongolian things. Thanks 👍👍🥰🥰
thanks for watching!
Mongolia is a friendly country 🇲🇳.
The skys look so blue ❤
Thanks for traveling in my country! 😀💖
thanks so much for watching!
Such a gorgeous country
nice dawg, havent seen my home country in a while. So thanks for showing lol
Greetings from Hungary!
Én magyar vagyok. Dzsingisz gyermekei feldúlták országunkat. Sohasem fogjuk elfeledni.
...a megbocsátásra viszont készek vagyunk.
...miként a törökök szörnytettein is képesek vagyunk felülemelkedni.
Mind Tengri mellett harcoltunk, mindannyian hódítottunk, mindahányan fejlődtünk.
Legyen már béke a sztyeppén!!!
Thank you Doug for wonderful video. Keep doing good work!
Hi Doug, thank you for portraying Mongolia in a casual but positive way. Just one note to what you said about Mongolian language, as I am a native Mongolian. Mongolian language doesn't sound like a central Asian Kazakh or Kyrgyz language at all. It is not even related to those languages. It has its own language group called Mongolic, where Buryat dialect in East Siberia, and other dialects in Inner Mongolia (northern and western China). As a native Mongol speaker, I totally don't understand Kazakh and Kyrgyz. Those languages sound totally foreign to me.
i wasn't saying they're related, just that to the uneducated ear (mine) they sound vaguely similar!
You use Kiril alphabet, in Soviet time all post Soviet states were using this alphabet. We also were using it till our freedom time in 1991. After we got our free state we rejected that alphabet from our language. West of China belongs to Uyghur Turks, its old name was "East of Turkistan" till 1931. Its not old history. Kazakhs and Kyrgyzes are Turks, from Gokturk group of Turks group, from their West Khanate. And Mongolians or you are also from this branch. You can deny this, but fact is fact
Uyghurs are your brothers from East khanate branch of Gokturks, but you are west khanate together with Kazakhes Gyrgyzes Turkmenistan turks. Emir Timur himself was saying that he is Turk
@@kamalaalkishiyeva1582 No not at all. What you wrote is your own belief, which is not substantiated by scientific evidence. Yes, we use Cyrillic alphabet, which we adopted in 1940s but in the history Mongols invented numerous written scripts, including Soyombo. Yes, Uighur, Kazakh, and Kyrgyz are Turkic people, who lived in close geographic proximity to Mongols. But Mongols are genetically, linguistically, culturally, and religiously different from Turks. Yes, there is a Turkic ethnic group but there was no such a thing as Gokturk. The Orkhon script is a runic script, and it is not an ancient Turkic script. In the 19th century, the Russian and Danish Turkologists inaccurately hypothesized that it could be an ancient Turkic script but it is now largely debunked. If it was a Turkic script, similar monuments with similar inscriptions would be commonly found in Kazakhstan, Xinjang, Kyrgyzstan, and Turkmenistan. But unfortunately, nothing similar was found in those so-called Turkic countries but it was only found in Mongolia. Turkish people and Azerbaijani people are extremely pushy and aggressive. You're just one of those nasty Turanist, who believes in expansionist Neo-Ottoman ideology based on Islamic expansionism. Just truly nasty and disgusting. We, the Mongols are not stupid. Stop looking down on us. In addition, I pity you, because one should be proud of who they are but you guys are set-identifying yourself as Mongol or Korean. It is like someone African self-identify themselves as white European. Turkic and Turkish people are nowadays going through a severe identity crisis.
@@kts437 there cant be identity crisis between Turks because Turks, especially Oguz group of Turks are famous with their nationalism. And we dont call ourselves like as Mongolians, we call ourselves only like as "Turks"
@@kamalaalkishiyeva1582 Then just stay away from Mongolia!!!! We are NOT RELATED TO TURKS. I can see your Facebook page that you posted numerous Turanist ideological posts about Nagorna-Karabakh war, which clearly reveals your nasty ideology....
That is so nice - so warm and neighbourly.
Lovely! But with all the commentary on architecture not a word on the building of glass & steel in the shape of a horse's head even though it was on camera many, many times & is uniquely Mongolian & one of the most memorable buildings in the world. Maybe in another of these videos?
I dream of visiting Mongolia one day!
It's marvellous!
I wish I were in Mongolia instead of Cambodia. The Khmer Empire gave tribute to the Mongols. The Vietnamese saved them from being conquered by defeating the Mongol Empire not once, not twice but 3 times. LOL
Thank you for Visiting Mongolia!
Such nice, adorable people! Is that a good example of the general population, or are they the exception?
Funfact: Mongolia is very democratic and a lot of people can speak English.
Yes i saw a post that mongolia is most democratic country in their region!
@@isladelaluna6262 And also the dirt poor
Strange logic!
Just don't import any democracy from the US..and they'll be doing fine..
It shouldn't exist
Great video! I hope to visit Mongolia sometime in my life.
1:46 YOO FINALLY SOMEONE GOT HIS NAME RIGHT I AM REALLY PROUD OF YOU and that gains you a sub :’)
The clear blue sky is great.
Im an mongolian and this was really wholesome to watch
as a Mongolian myself the дэл/del buttons are so tight is it relatable people
That boi got a tattoo!!
Wow, I'm as ignorant as they come...because I had no idea Mongolia looked anything like this. I honestly imagined it was all one big pre-industrial era sort of place...geez, I need to get out more. Oh and amazing video, it really opened my eyes.
Thank you for visiting Mongolia cause i live Mongolia :)
the sky looks like its from a video game or an anime omg
At 5min, the boy was just being kind and telling you to go closer and film. He is neither yelling at you nor saying you are too tall man…
濃濃的蒙古風情~~~
令一個身為海島國家的台灣人嚮往……
I love Mongolia ❤🇲🇳
I'm Taiwanese 🇹🇼
Taiwan is not a part of China
Love to taiwan from Mongolia!
Me Mongolian+Vietnamese mixed. Mother and grandma's side is Vietnamese, father's and grandfather's side is Mongolian.
@@efootballunitedyt.4685 That's cool, my parents went there a few weeks ago. It;s a good country, really underrated. I wish to travel/live there at some point
@@zevpizda Vietnam??
Yeah Chinese government , ethic culture killer, go to hell
1 tip. Always use watermark on your footages. A lot of people will use it for profit purpose without letting you know .
I love Mongolia 🇲🇳 from Pakistan 🇵🇰 🤎 big fan of chengis khan
That pink building is Theatre kinda like watching ppl act and sing i went there once it was nice
2:42 the kid 'what' took me of guard
Excellent work!
Great vid Doug!
thanks so much!!!
Mongolia was actually in a socialism puppet state of Soviet. It was called Socialist Republic of Mongolia. Meaning not communism, a lots of fee for making them independent from the Qing Dynasty. So what ever Soviet says they used to do it. For an example during WW2. Mongolia and Soviet fought against Empire of Japan to free China.
At 3:00 little dude said цэрэг /tsereg/ which means soldier in English.
I am from Chile and I don't even know why I am watching this, I am more confused that the TH-camr 😂😂😂😂 but cool content!!!! good for Mongolia
haha thanks!
Once one of the most powerful empires in the world, wouldn't the world be better if it were still ruled by empires rather than independent countries? Imagine being part of the Mongol empire or the Roman empire. I would love to visit Mongolia oneday.
Thankfully
Thank u and good luck
ever since the soviet fell
mongolia had hard times
economy fell and homeless popping out of nowhere
20 years ago we had so many stray children
but are all gone some got lucky to get adopted but the rest were harvested by the chinese traffickers luring children
you dont see them anymore
except few remaining homeless people
it was dark times
Yo thank you for visiting the country that I live in
Return of the king!!! 👑 Stay away 🙅🏽♂ from those sheep spices!! 🐑🌶
the sheepy spicies 🤤
@@doug_barnard already ate that spices right 😂
tnx dude for sayg hycyyr verry sweet
Your video is very beautiful... Bro....i love you.....from Bangladesh
Баярлаа
I havent visited my grandparents for 5 years
2:53 he said “zsereg” meaning “soldier”
Hi, I am from Turkey and I love so much the Mongolian people. I consider them as brothers. Also, I had given a DNA test and in the results, there is %4 Mongolian DNA.
Always be strong Mongolian brothers🇹🇷🇲🇳🇹🇷🇲🇳
Regards from🇹🇷
Just shut up turkey is europion mongolia is asian we don't care abt DNA
Seeing my country from a foreign persons perspective was really entertaining. Thanks for the light hearted content 🙆🏻♀️✨
Hope you have an amazing time exploring around the world! \_0_/
Btw i know that shades guy that u first met, he looks kinda shy 😹
I am from Mongolia
I Mongolia . Mongolia is Amazing ❤
Come Bangladesh again!
11:55 the round one as you said buuz is a bigger dumpling and the flat one is kind of dumpling but i wouldn't say dumpling tho
Meat-eating Mongols were probably a huge factor when Genghis Khan expanded his empire. Some historians discuss the fact that Mongol soldiers were superior to Chinese soldiers because the Mongols ate a diet with high-quality meat and fat, making them strong and healthy. The Chinese soldiers were fed mostly rice which made them weaker. Also, the Mongolian soldiers ate a lot of raw meat and did not have to prepare food during wartime, which also gave them an advantage on the battlefield.
Mongolian languge reading is good 👍
This video is dope 👍👍
The boy in the first 3 or 2 minutes were saying soldiers
im the mongolia person thx for came her
Amazing
Ulaanbaatar means Red Hero Am mongolian
Oo I remember that place!
Well its "Gengis Khan" only in English. Almost in all other languages it is "Chingis khan" or Tshingis like they say in MNG
yes me mongolia ulaan batar__би монгол улаан баатар usa__ england
I went to that place in 3 year
i live in mongolia its so coolll
How much is a Cashmere sweater in Mongolia ?
Cashmeres are luxurious items around the world. It is usually between $40 and $60 for sweaters. Cashmere coats are over $100 in Mongolia.
ಮಂಗೋಲಿಯ ದೇಶದ ಹೆಚ್ಚಿನ ಗ್ರಾಮೀಣ ಪ್ರದೇಶ ನಿರ್ಜನವಾಗಿದೆ.
Demand Greater Mongolia as a unique independent state.
I see you ther
by the way mongolia is a great country if you like riding a horse and take picture of moutings a did ride a horse for like 3 seconds
Im mongolian
Би монгол хүн
үзсэнд баярлалаа!
I live in Mongolia
It's unique being unique. 😆😆😆