Get 5% OFF your Holafly eSIM purchases & top-ups with my code SYIFAADRIANA: holafly.sjv.io/OeBg9N Thank you so much for watching today’s video! I’m really curious to know what you think. Have you ever been to Ulaanbaatar, or is Mongolia on your travel list? If you’ve been, I’d love to hear about your experiences, and if not, what would you most want to explore there?
Mongolia will never be able to attract Western tourism. the best it can Hope for is Chinese and Russian tourism which is also good..Mongolia is not too different to central Asian countries which is easier to get too and have more interesting views.
thou in reality inner Mongolia gets most Chinese tourists that want to experience Mongol culture and tuva does the same for Russia. so in reality few if any people that aren't Chinese, Russian or say Korean will ever step foot in Mongolia
Such a fabulous video Syifa about a wonderful country that goes under most people's radars. Another informative and hugely entertaining watch. Thanks so much for posting!
Thank you so much for your kind words! Mongolia really is such a hidden gem, and I’m so glad I could share a glimpse of it with you. Your support means a lot to me! 😊
Your presentation is beautiful, Mongolia is a beautiful country with so much history, we have to visit and explore. Wishes a great and wealthy future for the Mongolians.
Thank you so much for your kind words! Mongolia truly is a stunning country with such rich history. I completely agree, it’s a place that deserves to be explored and appreciated.
Ah Terry, I think you definitely should add Mongolia to one of your bucket list destinations. I have about 5 more videos from the country and I hope it gives you a glimpse of what the country is like. I did, however, travel a bit more adventurously but you can definitely tailor it to your preferences.
Wow Syifa welcome back after going silent abit,miss your informative videos soo much keep it up producing much more videos really amazing viewing your exellent educative presentation
Very diffrent from the series I watched in netflex, the Kingdom I never thought Mongolia is a modern country. Happy to see your vlog and update my information about Mongolia. 👌😘
Thank you so much! 😊 I’m glad my vlog could give you a new perspective on Mongolia. It’s such a unique mix of tradition and modernity, definitely a country full of surprises!
Hola Adriana, siempre pensaba en cómo era Mongolia, pensaba que no había mucho desarrollo, pero no es así. Que bueno que nos puedes mostrar a través de tus vídeos, algo de ese país, saludos, cuídate mucho.
Thank you so much for saying that! It means a lot to hear. It's been such a journey, and I'm grateful for all the growth along the way. So happy to have you here supporting me!
Very informative, very well filmed and edited! Such a joy to watch! 😍👍 Thank you for sharing your experience with us and making us wanna follow your steps someday! 😁
I haven’t watched Syifa’s video for sometimes, now hear she speak a perfect British English accent….very cool, she was always spoke American accent before..
Thank you for noticing! 😊 My accent probably shifts a little depending on where I am or who I’ve been around, but since I moved to the UK around 3 years ago, my accent has changed a lot. So glad to have you back watching my videos. 😊
Was in Mongolia in 2017. Felt perfectly safe and people were helpful and friendly, even in downtown Ulaan Baatar. Only time I got scammed was when I took an actual taxi instead of flagging someone on the road. Even then I only got overcharged by about 2 US dollars.
I agree it's a perfectly safe country to travel to. Although having said that, you can easily get stuck in a Mongolian "hotel" next to room that has a very drunken local who likes to knock on your door in the middle of the night. Hahaha that was me speaking from an actual experience 😂 Thanks so much for your comment!
Mario, thank you so much for your kind words! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and found it informative. Mongolia is such a fascinating country, and it means a lot to me to be able to share its beauty with you.
Thank you so much! I can’t wait to share the countryside journey with you, it’s truly a place like no other. The vast landscapes and unique nomadic culture are unforgettable, and I hope it comes through in the videos. Stay tuned! 😊
Mongolia and Switzerland my favourite place... So nature and so amazing people 😮😮😮😮🎉🎉🎉 if i hav huge money will travel there with u .. but I'm middle class boy .. love from Nagaland north east india ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much! 😊Mongolia and Switzerland are both incredible places, and I totally agree, the people and nature make them so special. Sending love back to you in Nagaland, India!
Hi Syifa. What an interesting and at the same time beautiful country of Mongolia. I love that you started an episode with local interactions again because the they are nice people. I can’t wait to see the next episode. I hope you have fun in Mongolia. Because of you and the videos created, I’m planning on making my own travel vlog and I want to give some tips from you of how did you start your travel vlogs and how do you make it successful. I hope you have fun in Mongolia.
Thank you so much, Emanuel! That's so cool that you are planning to create travel video. I think the best tips would be to just start making simple videos and keep practicing. Use your phone and perhaps try a free video editor online to start with!
Thanks so much, Alice for watching! Which part of the video did you enjoy the most? Potala Cafe shop can be found here: g.co/kgs/sTT8exc They also have an instagram: instagram.com/thepotalacoffeeshop/
Hello Andrian it's good to see your TH-cam channel again. It's been awhile since I see your TH-cam channel. How are you and your husband? Have wonderful day😊
Amazing video, Syifa. I'm fascinated by your every trip. Mongolia is an interesting country that I don't know much about. I'll enjoy watching every video ❤️
Thank you! 😊 Mongolia is such a special place, definitely one to add to your list. Laos sounds amazing too, and four visits since 1993 is incredible! Wishing you an amazing trip next month!
Respect to the people of Mongolia , im from Australia and love watching Mongolia vlogs. Makes me feel so ashamed of how people scam and treat foreigners in other countries, even me when i visit. See you all soon love from Australia
Your taking is very very good. Quality and clarity of picture is superb . With which you are taking videos. Pls let me know. Your narration and voice is also very good.❤ All the best.
Thank you so much for your kind words! ❤ I really appreciate it. I mostly use my Sony A600 and GoPro for filming. For narration, I just try to keep it natural and heartfelt. So glad you’re enjoying the videos!
Hello, 19:19 at this park, I almost run daily at that time around, tried my luck finding myself in the video but no luck :D. Thanks for visiting my country anyway !
Hello! Wow, 19:19 is such a specific time, what a coincidence! 😊 Maybe next time you’ll spot yourself in one of my videos. Thank you for sharing that, and your country is absolutely beautiful, so glad I got to visit!
Hi Syifa, lovely video of Ulaanbaatar, thank you! I know many of the countries, you are travelling to, though their music. So it is with Mongolia: I produced 5 CDs of Mongolian traditional music. If you're still in the area, treat yourself to a performance of Mongolian traditional music - it is beautiful and fascinating! Looking forward to more videos from this region!
Thank you so much, Diz! I am so glad to hear that you enjoyed seeing UB from my lens. Yes I agree that Mongolian music are so catchy to listen to :D Thank you so much for your kind comment, as always!
Спасибо вам Syifa! Я был очень рад увидеть Монголию осенью,- это мое любимое время года. Золотой наряд деревьев, Всю природу украшает И о мудрости Небесной, Нам теперь напоминает. Прежде чем покинуть крону, Листьям нужно вверх смотреть Чтоб похожим стать на Солнце, И других теплом согреть!
Thanks you so much for your new remarkable video today’s to heads Mongolia this week to tours many places on the streets in the capital city in November of 2024❤❤❤
dear Syifa, what a wonderful introduction to Mongolia! Again (the same than with Hungary) you bring such a flair of the country & culture, and there were so many new and fascinating aspects for me... I was expecting, that the country is much influenced by its mighty neighbours, but I saw and heard even more of Tibetan Buddhism, and the young people seem to find South-Korea rather cool. I always like, that you bring into your videos local people, like the two Mongolian girls and the Buddhist monk - that enriches so much, than just showing buildings, air views, markets and food places... I do wonder sometimes, when I see you travelling in countries, where the industrialization is a bit behind the Western world one, and the people are more at peace, living their lives in humble ways, open and friendly, how you feel returning to Europe... does it feel less warm here in the culture? Finally I just want to give you big credit for the labourous & intense work, that you put into your so personal and yet informative presentations... I felt reminded of my time growing up, where there was only TV, and no internet... I often would see documentations of other countries where teams of say 1 presenter, 2 camera men, maybe a translater, and a driver would put it altogether, and then before broacasting there were more people involved, like editing it etc... and you do ALL OF THIS just by yourself... you must be very tired sometimes... thank you Syifa, I feel so grateful for what you do!!! 🥰🙏🌈
Jorn, what a lovely comment! I just cant thank you enough for your generous observation and for writing it! I am so so glad to hear such a feedback and yes it takes a lot of work to create a travel video, exhausting and mentally taxing at times. This video was thankfully edited together between my husband, Dave and my editor, Jordan.
I am from Bangladesh. I am 17 years old. Your video is educative and fascinating. After a few days. l going to travel blog. Pray for me ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
That’s such an interesting topic! Mongolia’s culture is deeply rooted in its nomadic traditions, and their way of life is closely tied to the land and livestock. Agriculture isn’t as widespread due to the vast steppes, but animal husbandry, raising horses, sheep, goats, and cattle, is a huge part of their system. I’ll try to highlight some of this in the upcoming videos. Thanks for your curiosity!
Hi Syifa, I am curious about some details of your trip. How did you get to Mongolia? Where did you fly in from? What airline? Mongolia has been in my list for I don’t know how long too but I have never gotten the chance/
Hi! 😊 The easiest flight routes to Mongolia depend on where you're coming from. For Asia, popular connections are through Seoul, Beijing, Tokyo, or Hong Kong. From Europe, you can fly via Frankfurt or Istanbul. I flew into Ulaanbaatar from Kuala Lumpur with Korean Airlines, which was super convenient as I had a speaking engagement in Malaysia prior to this.
@@SyifaAdriana Thank you for your response! You really inspire me. I'm planning to travel more next year like you. I'm a Philippine passport holder and I know how hard it is applying for visa in most of the countries. Looking forward to more of your videos! And I hope you can provide more of the details of your trips.
Mongolia can actually be quite affordable, especially outside of Ulaanbaatar. Usually it's tour arrangements and private transports that can be expensive. Local food are budget-friendly, but you can also find more upscale restaurants like the one in my video if you want to treat yourself!
Syifa, you're right about Mongolia being a buffer zone between China and Russia. It was indeed established as such by the former Soviet Union. The two great powers have decided not to alter the status quo. In contrast, Ukraine's role as a buffer zone has been intentionally undermined by the US and to some extent the EU countries, which has led to severe consequences. As we can see, this has resulted in significant casualties and destruction. Buffer zones were primarily created to maintain peace between great powers, and when their purpose is disregarded, there can be detrimental outcomes. Have a safe and pleasant trip. Thank you for sharing, as always.
Thank you for your thoughtful insights! It’s fascinating how buffer zones like Mongolia and Ukraine play such a significant role in global geopolitics. Mongolia’s position has certainly helped preserve its unique culture and independence, but the situation with Ukraine shows how delicate and complex these dynamics can be. I really appreciate you sharing your perspective.
Not sure what to think of Mongolia, it draws me as it is off beat, (though lately every youtuber seems to go there) it seems near impossible to explore without a tour or car... and don't feel up to the task of exploring it on bicycle. Curious what you're going to show us in the upcoming episodes.
I totally get what you mean! You’re right, getting around without a car or tour can be tricky, but that’s part of the adventure haha. I’m excited to share more about Mongolia and I hope it gives you a better idea of what’s possible here.
Me gustaría conocer tan interesante ciudad, sus costumbres, la vida cotidiana, cultura, su arquitectura que veo que es una mezcla de tradicional, soviética y moderna occidental. Eso sí, no en invierno ya que me han dicho que es muy crudo. Lamentablemente no creo que lo pueda hacer al estar muy lejos , pero gracias a tus videos lo puedo disfrutar, ya que muestras estos lugares no tan conocidos, muy interesantes y alejados de las rutas tradicionales del turismo. Saludos desde Santa Fe , Argentina.
Thank you so much for your sweet comment, Oscar! indeed it's a fascinating country with a mix of tradition, a bit of Socialist and modern Western. I agree that winter is harsh in Mongolia but I highly recommend visiting in the summer as they have got summer festival happening everywhere in the country, locally known as Nadaam.
Hmm I think there are a few obvious differences I'd say would be their language. Kazakh language are Turkic whereas Mongolian are Mongolic. Kazakhstan was part of Soviet Union therefore Russian is still widely spoken and many of Slavic cuisine can be easily found in KZ. Mongolia was a Socialist country but never part of Soviet Union and I find that they have a strong Mongolian identity.
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Thank you so much for watching today’s video! I’m really curious to know what you think. Have you ever been to Ulaanbaatar, or is Mongolia on your travel list? If you’ve been, I’d love to hear about your experiences, and if not, what would you most want to explore there?
Hi. Thanks great videos. Just to asking about your iPhone casing, what brand you use. Looks so cool.
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Can you visit Pakistan🇵🇰?
Mongolia will never be able to attract Western tourism. the best it can Hope for is Chinese and Russian tourism which is also good..Mongolia is not too different to central Asian countries which is easier to get too and have more interesting views.
thou in reality inner Mongolia gets most Chinese tourists that want to experience Mongol culture and tuva does the same for Russia. so in reality few if any people that aren't Chinese, Russian or say Korean will ever step foot in Mongolia
Such a fabulous video Syifa about a wonderful country that goes under most people's radars. Another informative and hugely entertaining watch. Thanks so much for posting!
Thank you so much for your kind words! Mongolia really is such a hidden gem, and I’m so glad I could share a glimpse of it with you. Your support means a lot to me! 😊
Your presentation is beautiful, Mongolia is a beautiful country with so much history, we have to visit and explore. Wishes a great and wealthy future for the Mongolians.
Thank you so much for your kind words! Mongolia truly is a stunning country with such rich history. I completely agree, it’s a place that deserves to be explored and appreciated.
The Coffee shop decorated in Tibetan style, the city and the monastery all are amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much for watching!
Csodálatos videó volt, mint mindig!
Attila, thank you so much for your lovely comment! So glad to hear that!
I remember when I was a child I had a globe, and found Mongolia, and wanted to go there. Still want to; this video makes me want to go more. Thanks.
Ah Terry, I think you definitely should add Mongolia to one of your bucket list destinations. I have about 5 more videos from the country and I hope it gives you a glimpse of what the country is like. I did, however, travel a bit more adventurously but you can definitely tailor it to your preferences.
Wow Syifa welcome back after going silent abit,miss your informative videos soo much keep it up producing much more videos really amazing viewing your exellent educative presentation
Amazing Ulanbator,blessings and safe travel pal! ❤😂
Thanks a lot, Jeff!
Very diffrent from the series I watched in netflex, the Kingdom I never thought Mongolia is a modern country. Happy to see your vlog and update my information about Mongolia. 👌😘
Thank you so much! 😊 I’m glad my vlog could give you a new perspective on Mongolia. It’s such a unique mix of tradition and modernity, definitely a country full of surprises!
Hola Adriana, siempre pensaba en cómo era Mongolia, pensaba que no había mucho desarrollo, pero no es así. Que bueno que nos puedes mostrar a través de tus vídeos, algo de ese país, saludos, cuídate mucho.
You have grew and improved so much. So glad to see you doing it still
Thank you so much for saying that! It means a lot to hear. It's been such a journey, and I'm grateful for all the growth along the way. So happy to have you here supporting me!
Amazing Vlog ❤❤❤
Amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Very informative, very well filmed and edited! Such a joy to watch! 😍👍 Thank you for sharing your experience with us and making us wanna follow your steps someday! 😁
Thank you so much, Vlad! I am so glad to hear that!
I haven’t watched Syifa’s video for sometimes, now hear she speak a perfect British English accent….very cool, she was always spoke American accent before..
Thank you for noticing! 😊 My accent probably shifts a little depending on where I am or who I’ve been around, but since I moved to the UK around 3 years ago, my accent has changed a lot. So glad to have you back watching my videos. 😊
Was in Mongolia in 2017. Felt perfectly safe and people were helpful and friendly, even in downtown Ulaan Baatar. Only time I got scammed was when I took an actual taxi instead of flagging someone on the road. Even then I only got overcharged by about 2 US dollars.
I agree it's a perfectly safe country to travel to. Although having said that, you can easily get stuck in a Mongolian "hotel" next to room that has a very drunken local who likes to knock on your door in the middle of the night. Hahaha that was me speaking from an actual experience 😂 Thanks so much for your comment!
Excellent visual and informative content about this unknown country. You have presented a beautiful presentation. As always great content.
Mario, thank you so much for your kind words! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and found it informative. Mongolia is such a fascinating country, and it means a lot to me to be able to share its beauty with you.
You are such a talented creator, keep doing what you’re doing!❤
Thank you so much for your lovely words!
Syifa Adriana is a great blogger, and I watch all of your videos. It's such a beautiful place
That's very kind, thanks so much!
I didn't expect this much from Monogolian calital. Pretty interesting. That Cashmere ❤
Syifa - cannot wait to see Mongolia through your eyes, lens and voice especially when you venture outside the city and into the countryside
Thank you so much! I can’t wait to share the countryside journey with you, it’s truly a place like no other. The vast landscapes and unique nomadic culture are unforgettable, and I hope it comes through in the videos. Stay tuned! 😊
Mongolia and Switzerland my favourite place... So nature and so amazing people 😮😮😮😮🎉🎉🎉 if i hav huge money will travel there with u .. but I'm middle class boy .. love from Nagaland north east india ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much! 😊Mongolia and Switzerland are both incredible places, and I totally agree, the people and nature make them so special. Sending love back to you in Nagaland, India!
@SyifaAdriana welcome waiting more n information videos 👋👋👋👋
Nice video. Many warm greetings for you, dear Syifa from Serbia❤❤❤
Thank you so much! Sending warm greetings back to you in Serbia! 😊
Hi Syifa. What an interesting and at the same time beautiful country of Mongolia. I love that you started an episode with local interactions again because the they are nice people. I can’t wait to see the next episode. I hope you have fun in Mongolia. Because of you and the videos created, I’m planning on making my own travel vlog and I want to give some tips from you of how did you start your travel vlogs and how do you make it successful. I hope you have fun in Mongolia.
Thank you so much, Emanuel! That's so cool that you are planning to create travel video. I think the best tips would be to just start making simple videos and keep practicing. Use your phone and perhaps try a free video editor online to start with!
Very good presentation with a beautiful body language. Hats off to you and hope the same in the coming days.
thank you for this awesome video Syfia :) and would you mind telling where was that gorgeous tibetan cafe :)?
Thanks so much, Alice for watching! Which part of the video did you enjoy the most?
Potala Cafe shop can be found here: g.co/kgs/sTT8exc
They also have an instagram: instagram.com/thepotalacoffeeshop/
Hi Syifa
Nice information
I'm interested Mongolia and nomad life. Carry on. Thank you for your sharing.
Visit Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬. It has the same lifestyle as Mongolia has
Hello Andrian it's good to see your TH-cam channel again. It's been awhile since I see your TH-cam channel. How are you and your husband? Have wonderful day😊
thank you for watching my channel! 😊 My husband and I are doing well, thank you. I hope you're doing great too. Wishing you a wonderful day as well!
Thanks for your information about the Mongolia 🎉❤
Thanks so much for watching!
Amazing video, Syifa. I'm fascinated by your every trip. Mongolia is an interesting country that I don't know much about. I'll enjoy watching every video ❤️
Thank you so much, Marin! I am so glad to hear that you enjoyed watching the video :)
Wonderful to see you in Mongolia, a country on my bucket list. We are off to Laos next month..our 4 th visit since 1993.
Thank you! 😊 Mongolia is such a special place, definitely one to add to your list. Laos sounds amazing too, and four visits since 1993 is incredible! Wishing you an amazing trip next month!
Respect to the people of Mongolia , im from Australia and love watching Mongolia vlogs. Makes me feel so ashamed of how people scam and treat foreigners in other countries, even me when i visit. See you all soon love from Australia
Your taking is very very good. Quality and clarity of picture is superb . With which you are taking videos. Pls let me know. Your narration and voice is also very good.❤ All the best.
Thank you so much for your kind words! ❤ I really appreciate it. I mostly use my Sony A600 and GoPro for filming. For narration, I just try to keep it natural and heartfelt. So glad you’re enjoying the videos!
Hello, 19:19 at this park, I almost run daily at that time around, tried my luck finding myself in the video but no luck :D. Thanks for visiting my country anyway !
Hello! Wow, 19:19 is such a specific time, what a coincidence! 😊 Maybe next time you’ll spot yourself in one of my videos. Thank you for sharing that, and your country is absolutely beautiful, so glad I got to visit!
Terimakasih Syifa sudah diajak jalan2 ke Mongolia Ulaanbaatar yg indah & penuh sejarah ini
Thank you so much!
wow increible amiga
Wow great your presentation were always fantastic .
That's so kind. Thank you!
Hi Syifa, lovely video of Ulaanbaatar, thank you! I know many of the countries, you are travelling to, though their music. So it is with Mongolia: I produced 5 CDs of Mongolian traditional music. If you're still in the area, treat yourself to a performance of Mongolian traditional music - it is beautiful and fascinating! Looking forward to more videos from this region!
Thank you so much, Diz! I am so glad to hear that you enjoyed seeing UB from my lens. Yes I agree that Mongolian music are so catchy to listen to :D Thank you so much for your kind comment, as always!
beautiful city. i am feeling cold just by watching this video
Haha yeah Mongolia can be really cold due to their harsh climate and extreme temperature. A fascinating country to be honest, I love it so much!
The best vlog I have ever seen for mangolia
Wow, thank you so much! That truly means a lot to me. I’m so glad you enjoyed the vlog and got a glimpse of beautiful Mongolia!
Video quality.. Everything is so so good ..
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed it, your support means the world to me! 😊
Nice information ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
Picturesque views of Ulaanbaatar Mongolia.
😯😯😯
Ulaanbaatar truly has its own charm, doesn’t it? 😯 So glad you enjoyed the views!
Love this and cant wait to see more!! woohoo Mongoliaaaaaa!!!!
Thank you so much! I am so glad that you are looking forward to watching Mongolia video.
BEAUTIFUL. I did not know that is so modern and ice.
Indeed! That's why this video exist :)
Wow very nice video.. Syifa ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for your sweet comment!
Hi, Syifa, how are you? Good morning, have a wonderful day in Mongolia ❤❤❤❤❤❤
beautiful city
Indeed!
Спасибо вам Syifa!
Я был очень рад увидеть Монголию осенью,- это мое любимое время года.
Золотой наряд деревьев,
Всю природу украшает
И о мудрости Небесной,
Нам теперь напоминает.
Прежде чем покинуть крону,
Листьям нужно вверх смотреть
Чтоб похожим стать на Солнце,
И других теплом согреть!
Ох, скоро всё снегом как завалит
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. Yes I agree that autumn is my favorite season of the year due to its golden leaves. Thank you so much!
i'm so curious about Mongolia and finally i find this footage to relieve my curiousity 😂
Aww, thank you! 😊 You're too kind!
My favorite TH-camr is back❤😂😢
Aww, thank you so much! ❤ So happy to have you here, it means a lot to me!
Great place..I've seen a video about Mongolia. Wanna love to watch in ur vlog❤
That is so kind! Thank you so much :)
After a long gap 💕💕💕 Ma'am stay safe and take care
Thank you so much for your kind patience!
Your videos are cinematic 🎥
So glad to hear that :D
Wonderful video report
Thank you so much! I’m really glad you enjoyed it!
WOW, finally! 😍😍😍
Awww thank you so much Mbak Dotty!
Thanks you so much for your new remarkable video today’s to heads Mongolia this week to tours many places on the streets in the capital city in November of 2024❤❤❤
Thank you so much for your comment. Let me know how it goes!
I had friend from this city In turkey he told me so many things about Mongolia
Fascinating! Thank you so much for watching. You should definitely visit his city with him.
It is excellent video, interesting , impressive, informative, everything is fine❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much, Qasim! That is so kind :D
@SyifaAdriana me too
Greatest fan of your video from nepal
That is so kind! Thank you so much :)
dear Syifa, what a wonderful introduction to Mongolia! Again (the same than with Hungary) you bring such a flair of the country & culture, and there were so many new and fascinating aspects for me...
I was expecting, that the country is much influenced by its mighty neighbours, but I saw and heard even more of Tibetan Buddhism, and the young people seem to find South-Korea rather cool. I always like, that you bring into your videos local people, like the two Mongolian girls and the Buddhist monk - that enriches so much, than just showing buildings, air views, markets and food places...
I do wonder sometimes, when I see you travelling in countries, where the industrialization is a bit behind the Western world one, and the people are more at peace, living their lives in humble ways, open and friendly, how you feel returning to Europe... does it feel less warm here in the culture?
Finally I just want to give you big credit for the labourous & intense work, that you put into your so personal and yet informative presentations... I felt reminded of my time growing up, where there was only TV, and no internet... I often would see documentations of other countries where teams of say 1 presenter, 2 camera men, maybe a translater, and a driver would put it altogether, and then before broacasting there were more people involved, like editing it etc... and you do ALL OF THIS just by yourself... you must be very tired sometimes...
thank you Syifa, I feel so grateful for what you do!!! 🥰🙏🌈
Jorn, what a lovely comment! I just cant thank you enough for your generous observation and for writing it! I am so so glad to hear such a feedback and yes it takes a lot of work to create a travel video, exhausting and mentally taxing at times. This video was thankfully edited together between my husband, Dave and my editor, Jordan.
@@SyifaAdriana yes, I just the other day saw your clip on facebook, that gives an impression of your editing team! Thats great!! 💖
Wow best ❤ i first time see mongoliya beauty thank you 😍😘😘
Hello, thanks so much for your comment. Hope you enjoyed watching the video!
@SyifaAdriana are you Mongliya
Eu gosto do jeito alegre que faz os teus vídeos ..tem uma voz linda 🌷🇧🇷.
Thank you so much! 🌷 I’m so happy you enjoy my videos and my voice. Your support means a lot to me!
@5:37 i heard a kababayan (a Filipino) out there 😊😊
Haha did you? That's interesting!
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Just great, you are my one of the inspiration ❤❤❤, much love from India 🙏
That's so kind Krish! Thank you so much for your kind comment.
@SyifaAdriana Always madam 🙏
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Welcome to Mongolia this week to tours many places in the Capital City in great joy to meet great people between China & Russia November of 2024❤❤❤
Want to know about their culture and agriculture system.
That’s such an interesting topic! Mongolia’s culture is deeply rooted in its nomadic traditions, and their way of life is closely tied to the land and livestock. Agriculture isn’t as widespread due to the vast steppes, but animal husbandry, raising horses, sheep, goats, and cattle, is a huge part of their system. I’ll try to highlight some of this in the upcoming videos. Thanks for your curiosity!
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Indeed!
Tashi delek sister nice video Thuchese
Tashi delek! 😊 Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words.
Hi Syifa, I am curious about some details of your trip. How did you get to Mongolia? Where did you fly in from? What airline? Mongolia has been in my list for I don’t know how long too but I have never gotten the chance/
Hi! 😊 The easiest flight routes to Mongolia depend on where you're coming from. For Asia, popular connections are through Seoul, Beijing, Tokyo, or Hong Kong. From Europe, you can fly via Frankfurt or Istanbul. I flew into Ulaanbaatar from Kuala Lumpur with Korean Airlines, which was super convenient as I had a speaking engagement in Malaysia prior to this.
@@SyifaAdriana Thank you for your response! You really inspire me. I'm planning to travel more next year like you. I'm a Philippine passport holder and I know how hard it is applying for visa in most of the countries. Looking forward to more of your videos! And I hope you can provide more of the details of your trips.
kak kalau ada rezeki banyak coba visit saint kitts atau el salvador belum tau soalnya negara ini :(
Thanks for the suggestion! Those places sound really interesting. Maybe one day!
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Vielen Dank! So glad you found it interesting!
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Is Mongolia a cheap place to travel and eat? That restaurant looked very fancy.
Mongolia can actually be quite affordable, especially outside of Ulaanbaatar. Usually it's tour arrangements and private transports that can be expensive. Local food are budget-friendly, but you can also find more upscale restaurants like the one in my video if you want to treat yourself!
Syifa, you're right about Mongolia being a buffer zone between China and Russia. It was indeed established as such by the former Soviet Union. The two great powers have decided not to alter the status quo. In contrast, Ukraine's role as a buffer zone has been intentionally undermined by the US and to some extent the EU countries, which has led to severe consequences. As we can see, this has resulted in significant casualties and destruction. Buffer zones were primarily created to maintain peace between great powers, and when their purpose is disregarded, there can be detrimental outcomes. Have a safe and pleasant trip. Thank you for sharing, as always.
Россия не равно СССР причём тут она ?
The unfortunate reality of geopolitics.
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Thank you for your thoughtful insights! It’s fascinating how buffer zones like Mongolia and Ukraine play such a significant role in global geopolitics. Mongolia’s position has certainly helped preserve its unique culture and independence, but the situation with Ukraine shows how delicate and complex these dynamics can be. I really appreciate you sharing your perspective.
@@SyifaAdriana why do I get the unsettling feeling your reply was AI generated
@@edwardsnowden8821 She is pretty like an AI generated model.
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Hello jurnalis cantik salah 1 pengagum mu terimakasih sudah berbagi ❤
Thank you!
Not sure what to think of Mongolia, it draws me as it is off beat, (though lately every youtuber seems to go there) it seems near impossible to explore without a tour or car... and don't feel up to the task of exploring it on bicycle. Curious what you're going to show us in the upcoming episodes.
I totally get what you mean! You’re right, getting around without a car or tour can be tricky, but that’s part of the adventure haha. I’m excited to share more about Mongolia and I hope it gives you a better idea of what’s possible here.
Very nice.
Thank you so much!
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Thank you so much!
Video sharing perfect
Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it! 😊
at 6:11 that's actually the biggest university of Mongolia
Interesting! Thanks so much for correcting me. No wonder there were so many students in that area 😊
Wooow so so nice place
Mongolia 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much for watching!
20:17 lol ulanbatur look like fresh cold air. pollution really confuses me
UB is actually some of the most polluted capital city in the world, it's so apparent when you are physically there.
Greetings from California
Hello Mariano thank you so much for your kind comment and for watching!
Ganden monastery shows the close ties between Mongolia and Tibet.
Absolutely! It’s incredible to see how these ties have shaped both traditions over the centuries.
Do you have Mongolia now?
Me gustaría conocer tan interesante ciudad, sus costumbres, la vida cotidiana, cultura, su arquitectura que veo que es una mezcla de tradicional, soviética y moderna occidental. Eso sí, no en invierno ya que me han dicho que es muy crudo. Lamentablemente no creo que lo pueda hacer al estar muy lejos , pero gracias a tus videos lo puedo disfrutar, ya que muestras estos lugares no tan conocidos, muy interesantes y alejados de las rutas tradicionales del turismo. Saludos desde Santa Fe , Argentina.
Thank you so much for your sweet comment, Oscar! indeed it's a fascinating country with a mix of tradition, a bit of Socialist and modern Western. I agree that winter is harsh in Mongolia but I highly recommend visiting in the summer as they have got summer festival happening everywhere in the country, locally known as Nadaam.
Love From Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Thank you so much!
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She is beautiful, good narrator and she drinks beer....
Haha, thank you so much! 😊 Gotta love exploring local drinks every now and then, adds to the adventure!
Ulaanbaatar is also the coldest capital of country in the world, ranked higher than Astana, Ottawa and Moscow
I agree! It's due to its high altitude as well as dry climate. Thanks so much for watching and for always leaving a comment. I appreciate it!
It is dry winter, which means wet winters in Chicago and South US during coldest January and February will feel colder than in UB
Wet cold just penetrates into ur bones, dry cold feels better, just need many layers and u r good
19:33 That basketball net needs to be fixed.
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Haha, I noticed that too! 😂 Maybe it’s part of the charm, but yeah, definitely in need of a little love!
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Shifa what is the difference between the Mongolia and Kazakhstan look like Almaty very Good video Shifa ❤🎉
Hmm I think there are a few obvious differences I'd say would be their language. Kazakh language are Turkic whereas Mongolian are Mongolic. Kazakhstan was part of Soviet Union therefore Russian is still widely spoken and many of Slavic cuisine can be easily found in KZ. Mongolia was a Socialist country but never part of Soviet Union and I find that they have a strong Mongolian identity.
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Cảm ơn bạn , chúc sức khỏe bạn nhé ❤!!!
Thank you so much for watching! I agree that it is indeed a beautiful country :)
Nice
Thank you so much!