@@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.
The Mongolian accent while speaking English really fascinates me, I haven't seen any research, academic or otherwise, but it sounds so unique, I can't put my finger on it.
Lord, protect me from the Catholic , Protestant, Evangelical, Adventist, Jehovah's Witness, Muslim, Buddhist, Judaic and branhamists gods Because they are gods who easily send people to hell. #Prophetkacouphilippe
I'm from Nagaland, India and we Nagas are of Mongoloid race. We look exactly like the Mongoloids, our English accent are exactly the same as well. I wish I'll be able to visit Mongolia one fine day.
As a Mongolian, this video was so weird to watch(in a good way ofc). Watching you being in awe of these things that seem so normal to us, describing them through your own unique perspective and just exploring the little parts was so refreshing. I realized that i take a lot of things in our culture for granted. Great video, keep up the good work mate
I am from Tanzania, East Africa. Before watching this video I knew little about the country. I am quiet impressed and will definately add Ulaan Bataar to my bucket list.
Seriously one of the best vids I have watched in ages. Your interactions with the family members at the arts commemoration was so sweet. That is how one should travel. Curious, open, friendly, and respectful.
I'm from a race known as the Moran race living in the northeast region of India. As I've heard long back from my father and other paternal elders, our race had migrated from Mongolia more than a thousand years ago into this Brahmaputra valley of the state of Assam and so Mongol genes are present in our blood. It's interesting how people migrate and populate newer places, taking up newer names.
I am Kachin, from Kachin. We are called Singpo in India & Jingpo in China. Our greatgrand elders told us that we are descendants from the Mogolians. So, when we talk about our ancetral history, it dates back to Mogolia. The Kachins were described by the White as ''Warlike people'' due to our skillful and subtle fights against the enemies. The well-known evidence to show is when we fought against the Japanese who invaded into our land and they got defeated. We celebrated by our cultural "Manau'' dance, which we celebrate every year up to this day. Another occasion was when the British invaded. While the lower part of Burma fell under the British within days, it took over a month for the British to conquer the Kachinland. Comparing the advance arms and weaponaries the British soldiers were equipped with, the Kachin fighters only fought back with hand-made pellet-guns, swords, spears and traps set up in th jungle. So, Mogols gene sure is present in our blood.
@@efootballunitedyt.4685 Some information in mainstream historical records are actually not too authentic. Wikipedia has a lot of misinformation on this regard. In reality, India's northeastern region is full of Tibetan, Sino, Burmese and Mongoloid alongwith other Polynesian stock origin races, now mostly mutually assimilated. This assimilation has resulted in mixing of genes amongst the present day ethnicities. Hence you'll find a lot of subtle to notable anthropologically major and/or minor differences on the facial and physical appearances between them. For example, an Angami Naga is usually seen with a longer neck and sharper nose than those of a Sumi Naga although both are from the Naga ethnicity. Down here in the valley where I hail from, we have broader noses with stocky and more robust calves and thighs than most other ethnicities here like the Ahoms(migrated here from the Yunan province during the 1200s). There has never been an exhaustive and thorough anthropological research done on each and every race here so far and our history has always been oral with hardly any written records. Hence most modern historic records are based on oral information and assumption with some amount of anthropological study(which, IMO, isn't enough to establish origins in a concrete way).
@@sutsangan3992 We have a certain Singpho minor population here in Assam's easternmost part. They must've migrated centuries ago. The Moran race have amicable ties with them and we even have some matrimonial alliances with them.
@@AdMBandLeader oh i see, one day I'd like to visit northeast India too. We Mongolians originated from China, a nomadic tribal Chinese people who resided in the north and east of China. Our lineage were the Xianbei, Liao, etc. Olden times those Mongols were Chinese nomadic tribal people who were known as Shi Wei. They were moved away from Xianbei after the collapse of the Xianbei. They moved to mountainous northern regions, there they might have met Turks and intermixed with them and also influenced to Turk cultures too. In around the 12th century, Genghis Khan ruled and united all the Mongols and formed one of the biggest Empires in history, The Mongol Empire. And we are also a Chinese but non-Han ethnic ones. Mongols are one of China's 56 ethnic groups too.
i am from mongolia and this video gave me a lot of nostalgia, thank you. also i love the fact that you pronounced it chinghis khan instead of genghis khan, it made me really happy
I’m Mongolian but I left when I was a baby and never visited. I was a little nervous to return because I didn’t know what to expect but this video helped so much! Very insightful. I can’t wait to visit
I've been so looking forward to the Mongolia videos...definitely on my list of places to visit. I have to say that your videos are some of my favorite content out there...keep up the great work!
This is awesome to see as a Mongolian who lives in London, UK and not been able to go back for 6 years! I can already see some notable differences. I can't wait to watch the rest of your journey 🤩
I lived in Mongolia from 2007-2009, and the place seems to have changed SO MUCH in 13 years. Like... We had zero international brands at ih delguur, and zah didn't have any food court or escalators. Man... Sanaj uhlee.
Definitely not, I’m not saying this country is hell on Earth (that would be North Korea), but our country has its own fair share of problems, mainly: 1. Underpaid citizens, resulting in them being not so nice to talk to most of the time 2. The most polluted air in a capital city on Earth, resulting in everybody living here automatically having some lung health problems 3. China and Russia squeezing us between them, two powerful countries struggling with one another to see who can assimilate Mongolia into itself in the future 4. Corrupt political officials destroying the country’s future
@@an18yearoldmongolianguy Ordos, Wuhai and Hohhot Belongs to China btw, if Southern Mongolia is freed by USA and the West and given to Mongolia. Belongs to the Jin Chinese, not Ordos Mongolians.
Incredible video! It is very heart-warming to see people document and travel around our country in spite of Mongolia’s not-well-known nature. Keep up the good work!
I can’t express how happy I am to see someone from overseas talking positive things about my country. It feels so amazing to see a non Mongolian to appreciate our food. I thought ppl from other countries wouldn’t like it. Thank you!
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...
Growing up, I wrote fiction and would research and set the stories in locations inspired by various central to east Asian countries. Mongolia was always my favorite, and I featured Nadaam the best I could.
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
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.
Those countries could choose not to borrow money. If they did, it meant that it was good for their countries. At least in the twenty-first Century, I had never seen China force debt
Such a beautiful, neat, and clean country! Love the landscape behind the buildings/city. The department store was impeccable as well. And, again, such nice people you continue to meet everywhere. Can't wait to see more!!
As a person still in Mongolia after a month, « clean » really depends on the places you go to. If you stay in the « luxury » areas obviously not much trash but as soon as you go to some normal places and even in the countryside you will unfortunately realize a miserable managing of trash with random stuff laying around in random places. But obviously that is not everywhere and as soon as you escape the crowded places it feels like heaven! Cheers
The landscape that you see south of the city is actually the oldest national park (Bogd Khan Uul National Park) in the world, it predates the Yellowstone National Park by almost 100 years.
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
I live in Ulaanbaatar and it's definitely strange seeing places I go around everyday from a different perspective. Ulaanbaatar may not be the prettiest or the most interesting city lol, but it certainly has its own charm and it's pretty safe. Also the coldest capital city in the world! Really enjoyed this video, thanks!!
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
as a mongolian that isn't living in Mongolia, i'm so happy to see foreign people being that curious about my country. I went there to see my family this summer and seeing the capital by this video is bringing me there again. thank you !!
Welcome to Mongolia! It was interesting to watch your video from a foreign visitor perspective. Hope you have a great adventure in the countryside. Look forward to your next videos and thanks for visiting my beautiful country. 🙏 🇲🇳 ❤️👏
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.
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. .😯😯😯😯
Yay the mastermind vlogger uploaded hypes up I love your videos I wish I could be in your Iraq group tour but I’m young so maybe I could go with you when I grow inshallah
sweet.. always wonder about countries that i imagine will never be able to travel to or think ill never get to go and Mongolia is def one of them.. i pray i get to experience such a beautiful and friendly place in my life time
Wow, they changed that State Department store too! When I was there in 2016, the interior was much older and the stuff the sold was different. I remember the very top floor was filled with Mongolian paintings and clothing/apparel.
11:00 the apple shaped monument behind him is The Beatles Monument. The locals built it as a honour to the fab four and the freedom values they shared during the repression era of Soviet and Eastern Bloc (rock n' roll was banned during the 60's).
Hey very cool video 🥰! Im a Mongolian and i just wanted to let you know the state department store didn’t actually open in 1921, its just the year that Mongolia became an independent country.
While watching your video, I'm always smiled and felt really good. Thank you for making a great video about my home country. As a Mongolian, currently living in Japan, your video makes me happy ☺️ Good luck
This video made me smile i would absolutely love to go back and see my family, would also love to try and learn my native language again since i forgot it since i learned english, beautiful country and people though.
10:00 Theee actually is a traditional Mongolian script. It's written from top to bottom and there are major efforts to revive it and return it to public use.
i really love and appreciate that you are showing different sides of mongolia. as you said the only thing ppl seem to know is chingis khan. but there‘s so much more. and also that you talked to ppl who actually live there and not western representatives. love this format keep going!😍🙌🏾
i live here. Some parts of the city are extremely developed and other parts aren't, UB has tons of problems like air pollution and traffic but the countryside is beautiful
It's a dream of mine to visit Mongolia, or to even live there for a time in my life, so while watching this and seeing the friendly people I was smiling the entire time. I believe Mongolia to be one of the most beautiful places on Earth (specifically talking about when you leave the city and when you enter its natural expanse, but the city is nice too.)
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
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.
My wife is Mongolian and we’re going from Brooklyn in late September. Thank you my g!!! Can’t wait to watch more of ur other videos.
that’s awesome, enjoy it man, you’re gonna love it there!
The Mongolian accent while speaking English really fascinates me, I haven't seen any research, academic or otherwise, but it sounds so unique, I can't put my finger on it.
all shrt vwls ar drppd excpt th frst at th strt of a wrd. this how mongolians talk
@@starsnstrife no.
@@starsnstrife Grow up & learn to speak properly, dick !!!!!
@@starsnstrife no.
its a turkic language
As a Mongolian living abroad who hasn't gone back in 5 years, this made me so nostalgic. Thank you for making this vlog and I hope you enjoy your stay
我是中国人，由于历史原因把我们分开了，但是我们一直都把蒙古人当成自己的兄弟同胞！
@@独立思考多交流 好的。我是蒙古人，我会说一点点中文
@@独立思考多交流 成立。 蒙古人属于阿尔泰-图鲁克血统，我读到他们从未与中国人一起统治过任何东西，也从未与中国人一起生活过。 中国人的文化和生活方式与蒙古人完全不同。 我曾经认为他们是相似的，但这是错误的。
Have you found burial site of chinggis khaan?
Lord, protect me from the Catholic , Protestant, Evangelical, Adventist, Jehovah's Witness, Muslim, Buddhist, Judaic and branhamists gods Because they are gods who easily send people to hell.
#Prophetkacouphilippe
I'm from Nagaland, India and we Nagas are of Mongoloid race.
We look exactly like the Mongoloids, our English accent are exactly the same as well.
I wish I'll be able to visit Mongolia one fine day.
As a Mongolian, this video was so weird to watch(in a good way ofc). Watching you being in awe of these things that seem so normal to us, describing them through your own unique perspective and just exploring the little parts was so refreshing. I realized that i take a lot of things in our culture for granted. Great video, keep up the good work mate
Me to im mongolian
Just the way most “Foreigners” are the first time they come to America, we are when in another country too
Is Outer Mongolia's independence from China a good thing or a bad thing? Is it right or wrong？？？？？？？？？？😨😨😨
For someone like me who grew up in and lives on an Island in northern Europe, Mongolia and its culture seem so different and amazing!
@@lili-xz8bm ???
It was so wholesome to see how friendly the people are there in mongolia
they're great!
@@doug_barnard nice to know you'r though about us
Good to know
Yeah sorry mongolian might seem like a friendly country but its not that friendly when you live in it
@@darkflash6251 agree
I am from Tanzania, East Africa. Before watching this video I knew little about the country. I am quiet impressed and will definately add Ulaan Bataar to my bucket list.
Mongolia looks to be a beautiful country, would love to visit there some time, hello from Ireland
Yeah, It is a beautiful country!
Welcome to Mongolia 😊
Hello! Love from mongolia, I would love to visit Ireland!
@@-MsY-come any time. More than welcome 🙏
I'm going to Mongolia 🇲🇳 this year and it's good to find out all about that wonderful country and all about its culture. Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
Oh mongolia is one of my bucketlist because it's underrated and not popular for tourist..
You know the less known is sometimes more beautiful
Seriously one of the best vids I have watched in ages. Your interactions with the family members at the arts commemoration was so sweet. That is how one should travel. Curious, open, friendly, and respectful.
Beautifull city, unique architecture and the landscape are so peacefull. cheers from Manado, Indonesia
Love Mongolia from Egypt, used to listen to their music.
I'm from a race known as the Moran race living in the northeast region of India. As I've heard long back from my father and other paternal elders, our race had migrated from Mongolia more than a thousand years ago into this Brahmaputra valley of the state of Assam and so Mongol genes are present in our blood.
It's interesting how people migrate and populate newer places, taking up newer names.
so cool!
I am Kachin, from Kachin. We are called Singpo in India & Jingpo in China. Our greatgrand elders told us that we are descendants from the Mogolians. So, when we talk about our ancetral history, it dates back to Mogolia.
The Kachins were described by the White as ''Warlike people'' due to our skillful and subtle fights against the enemies. The well-known evidence to show is when we fought against the Japanese who invaded into our land and they got defeated. We celebrated by our cultural "Manau'' dance, which we celebrate every year up to this day. Another occasion was when the British invaded. While the lower part of Burma fell under the British within days, it took over a month for the British to conquer the Kachinland. Comparing the advance arms and weaponaries the British soldiers were equipped with, the Kachin fighters only fought back with hand-made pellet-guns, swords, spears and traps set up in th jungle. So, Mogols gene sure is present in our blood.
@@efootballunitedyt.4685 Some information in mainstream historical records are actually not too authentic. Wikipedia has a lot of misinformation on this regard. In reality, India's northeastern region is full of Tibetan, Sino, Burmese and Mongoloid alongwith other Polynesian stock origin races, now mostly mutually assimilated. This assimilation has resulted in mixing of genes amongst the present day ethnicities. Hence you'll find a lot of subtle to notable anthropologically major and/or minor differences on the facial and physical appearances between them. For example, an Angami Naga is usually seen with a longer neck and sharper nose than those of a Sumi Naga although both are from the Naga ethnicity. Down here in the valley where I hail from, we have broader noses with stocky and more robust calves and thighs than most other ethnicities here like the Ahoms(migrated here from the Yunan province during the 1200s). There has never been an exhaustive and thorough anthropological research done on each and every race here so far and our history has always been oral with hardly any written records. Hence most modern historic records are based on oral information and assumption with some amount of anthropological study(which, IMO, isn't enough to establish origins in a concrete way).
@@sutsangan3992 We have a certain Singpho minor population here in Assam's easternmost part. They must've migrated centuries ago. The Moran race have amicable ties with them and we even have some matrimonial alliances with them.
@@AdMBandLeader oh i see, one day I'd like to visit northeast India too. We Mongolians originated from China, a nomadic tribal Chinese people who resided in the north and east of China. Our lineage were the Xianbei, Liao, etc. Olden times those Mongols were Chinese nomadic tribal people who were known as Shi Wei. They were moved away from Xianbei after the collapse of the Xianbei. They moved to mountainous northern regions, there they might have met Turks and intermixed with them and also influenced to Turk cultures too. In around the 12th century, Genghis Khan ruled and united all the Mongols and formed one of the biggest Empires in history, The Mongol Empire. And we are also a Chinese but non-Han ethnic ones. Mongols are one of China's 56 ethnic groups too.
I am Mongol and the way you pronounce Mongolian words is really good. Grateful that you put an effort to it.
Mongol Uls
Chinggis khaan needs to be reincarnated
i am from mongolia and this video gave me a lot of nostalgia, thank you. also i love the fact that you pronounced it chinghis khan instead of genghis khan, it made me really happy
This so cute all the families celebrating them is so wholesome the whole video I was just smiling so cute
I’m Mongolian but I left when I was a baby and never visited. I was a little nervous to return because I didn’t know what to expect but this video helped so much! Very insightful. I can’t wait to visit
I've been so looking forward to the Mongolia videos...definitely on my list of places to visit. I have to say that your videos are some of my favorite content out there...keep up the great work!
thanks a lot david i really appreciate it!!
the sky looks so unreal
of course mongolia is also called "the land of eternal blue skies"
Love the videos man. Just genuine authentic content!
i appreciate it!!
This is awesome to see as a Mongolian who lives in London, UK and not been able to go back for 6 years! I can already see some notable differences. I can't wait to watch the rest of your journey 🤩
我是中国人。看见蒙古人🇲🇳就很亲切
I lived in Mongolia from 2007-2009, and the place seems to have changed SO MUCH in 13 years. Like... We had zero international brands at ih delguur, and zah didn't have any food court or escalators.
Man... Sanaj uhlee.
The world is fighting but we never heared about Mongolia. It seems like this place are just so peaceful.
Definitely not, I’m not saying this country is hell on Earth (that would be North Korea), but our country has its own fair share of problems, mainly:
1. Underpaid citizens, resulting in them being not so nice to talk to most of the time
2. The most polluted air in a capital city on Earth, resulting in everybody living here automatically having some lung health problems
3. China and Russia squeezing us between them, two powerful countries struggling with one another to see who can assimilate Mongolia into itself in the future
4. Corrupt political officials destroying the country’s future
@@an18yearoldmongolianguy Ordos, Wuhai and Hohhot Belongs to China btw, if Southern Mongolia is freed by USA and the West and given to Mongolia. Belongs to the Jin Chinese, not Ordos Mongolians.
@@GL-iv4rw Russia and China pretty much use us
no i live in mongolia 🇲🇳 its not peaceful
Nah bro
Incredible video! It is very heart-warming to see people document and travel around our country in spite of Mongolia’s not-well-known nature. Keep up the good work!
I lived in UB for a year and loved it (2019-2020). Had to evacuate because of Covid. Your video brought back so many wonderful memories. Thank you!
It doesn't exist.
how did you cope with the immense cold in the winter?
@@Alex_Gordon Dressed really warm and didn't stay ouside more than an hour at a time! Heavy lined boots, Wool socks, hat, scarf, and down coat.
@@cindyhills5593 good thinking! but all the pollution from wood burners in the winter?? hmm....not sure if that's even worse than the cold! lol
@@Alex_Gordon haha! It was definitely worse than the cold. But we loved the people and the culture.
Your fisrt impressions are totally positive and very nice. Thank you for that.
Thanks to Mongolia for letting Russian refugees in. You are saving Russian and Ukrainian lives! Respect from 🇷🇺
You go to places that not many think of! Can't wait for more from Mongolia. Plus you really got me interested in Morocco!
thanks a lot!!
Marrakech a city in Morocco actually won the most visited city in the world 2015
I can’t express how happy I am to see someone from overseas talking positive things about my country. It feels so amazing to see a non Mongolian to appreciate our food. I thought ppl from other countries wouldn’t like it. Thank you!
Why? The food looks tasty tho. Idk maybe because I'm asian, from the appearance itself I know that's my taste lol.
@@alebaobao the meat can seem overwhelming as well as 'greasy' 😅
Your country looks amazing, I don’t know about the politics in your country, but it seems peaceful. The food also looked amazing.
@@mayanaztec6440 Thank you but some of the services are not good. The government is shit. There are many nice and bad things. Food is yummy
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...
Growing up, I wrote fiction and would research and set the stories in locations inspired by various central to east Asian countries. Mongolia was always my favorite, and I featured Nadaam the best I could.
Hi! Its actually not Nadaam its Naadam😃
I really love this guy. Feels really nice when a tourist knows about the country very well . Keep going bro
have been to Mongolia but didn't see any of that. will be headed there next year. wonderful video. thank you.
I love too much Mongólia. The heart of this beautiful country belongs to Brazil. Ulaan Bator is wonderful.
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
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 ...
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.
I never been to Mongolia but i love the country although just through this video. I hope that one day I can visit this country.
I’m in Finland and after watching this video I wish I could come back to my homeland
I ❤ Mongolia. My dream country. ❤ From Philippines
Power to the people. I support that protest against the debt trap of all countries. 👏👍👊
Those countries could choose not to borrow money. If they did, it meant that it was good for their countries. At least in the twenty-first Century, I had never seen China force debt
You sure have brainwashed power.
Without trading, who can afford the beautiful goods in the mall?
Hey, Thank you so much visiting our Country, currently living in Germany. this video brought home to me.
Keep going
Thank you so much for visiting Mongolia, especially Ulaanbaatar city, and making a wonderful video
YOU have an experience that I would give ANYTHING to have!!!! Thank YOU for the video!
Such a beautiful, neat, and clean country! Love the landscape behind the buildings/city. The department store was impeccable as well. And, again, such nice people you continue to meet everywhere. Can't wait to see more!!
Well said, my fellow Habibi badge holder! See you at the next meeting :)
As a person still in Mongolia after a month, « clean » really depends on the places you go to. If you stay in the « luxury » areas obviously not much trash but as soon as you go to some normal places and even in the countryside you will unfortunately realize a miserable managing of trash with random stuff laying around in random places. But obviously that is not everywhere and as soon as you escape the crowded places it feels like heaven!
Cheers
The landscape that you see south of the city is actually the oldest national park (Bogd Khan Uul National Park) in the world, it predates the Yellowstone National Park by almost 100 years.
I don't know about clean 🤣 my white shoes get dirty the moment I step outside
@Blackberry muffin is it a safe country?
I would love to go to Mongolia too. Seem like a place with wonderful and friendly people. Much respect from Denmark to Mongolia and its people 🇲🇳🇩🇰
Ghenghis Khan laughing at you💀
Welcome to Mongolia 🇲🇳
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
We always welcome tourists with warm hands
What about Chinese tourists with loud mouths?
I live in Ulaanbaatar and it's definitely strange seeing places I go around everyday from a different perspective. Ulaanbaatar may not be the prettiest or the most interesting city lol, but it certainly has its own charm and it's pretty safe. Also the coldest capital city in the world! Really enjoyed this video, thanks!!
Is it good internet connection out there?
@@EllieEleonora Yep same internet as everywhere else lol
@@michelle.b9224 same as everywhere else?? not all places have good internet lol
Bro. It's a big dream for me to go to Mongolia send me ur WhatsApp.please
@@Alex_Gordon yeahh... even here, there are both good and bad internet connections coexisting in peace ig
yeah you finally in Mongolia!!!! i hope you enjoyed our beautiful country!! Thank you so much!
thank you!! i loved it!
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.
That 11 year old kid named “Trsrkh” or something like that is so confident, helpful and funny at the same time!
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
Mongolia🇲🇳 is a beautiful country 👍 from Uzbekistan🇺🇿
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does all the country that have stan in it love mongolia lol
@@Chishka921 maybe because turkish have some connection with mongolians…? Have you heard of ‘transeurasian theory( though its little outdated)’?
If Mongols believed in Islam, our country name would be Mongolistan😅
10:30 looks like North Korea
A place where we share our tears and laugher. Wecome to Mongolia. Hope you had such a comfort.
as a mongolian that isn't living in Mongolia, i'm so happy to see foreign people being that curious about my country. I went there to see my family this summer and seeing the capital by this video is bringing me there again. thank you !!
Welcome to Mongolia! It was interesting to watch your video from a foreign visitor perspective. Hope you have a great adventure in the countryside. Look forward to your next videos and thanks for visiting my beautiful country. 🙏 🇲🇳 ❤️👏
The clear blue sky is great.
This is so beautiful I cried. What makes the country are the people ❤
The people of Sarnia
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.
Wanderful county.. with wanderful people.. ✌️from 🇰🇬
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
Oneday I will visit Mongolia.. Thank you Doug for sharing this video with us..
thank you for watching!
Yay the mastermind vlogger uploaded hypes up I love your videos I wish I could be in your Iraq group tour but I’m young so maybe I could go with you when I grow inshallah
thank you so much!
Класс!!!!!Мы 5 августа вернулись из Монголии.Было всё супер!!!!!
Top-Klasse! (From Germany with love)
All of my love to Mongolia, from Greece ❤
Such a beautiful sky❤️
sweet.. always wonder about countries that i imagine will never be able to travel to or think ill never get to go and Mongolia is def one of them.. i pray i get to experience such a beautiful and friendly place in my life time
This blows my mind, they're very unique
Wow, they changed that State Department store too! When I was there in 2016, the interior was much older and the stuff the sold was different. I remember the very top floor was filled with Mongolian paintings and clothing/apparel.
thanks for the great video and impression! Looking forward to also visit Mongolia during our travels :)
Thats dope, will you make a food tour video? I grew up eating Mongolian food which was my preferred asian food at the time.
Hello everyone from Belarus! Mongolia is the country of my childhood. 30 years ago I left there. Since then I have been dreaming of returning❤
В Монголии больше вероятности встретиться с англоязычными, чем в России и Китае. Особенно дети.Часто они знают 2 иностранных языка.
Just like me
Im especially learnin japanese
Ya I know 2 Mongolia and English
Да это точно
Уверено, у них хороший акцент...
Ноооо некоторые монгольские дети плохо знают русский, чем английский 🤷🏻♀️
11:00 the apple shaped monument behind him is The Beatles Monument. The locals built it as a honour to the fab four and the freedom values they shared during the repression era of Soviet and Eastern Bloc (rock n' roll was banned during the 60's).
Hey very cool video 🥰! Im a Mongolian and i just wanted to let you know the state department store didn’t actually open in 1921, its just the year that Mongolia became an independent country.
Thank you, that made me laugh each time he mentioned it. Still a great video capturing the city center.
As a mongolian that lives in aus it was so great to watch you
I as a Serbian, wish to visit Mongolia once seeing the place as something quite unique and very beautiful
As an American that’s never been to Mongolia, but finds it interesting, I’m intrigued!
While watching your video, I'm always smiled and felt really good. Thank you for making a great video about my home country. As a Mongolian, currently living in Japan, your video makes me happy ☺️ Good luck
Mongolia is a beautiful country. I moved there 2 yrs ago. I wouldn't live anywhere else in the world.
This video made me smile i would absolutely love to go back and see my family, would also love to try and learn my native language again since i forgot it since i learned english, beautiful country and people though.
I'm from Philippines and my friend is currently living in Ulaabantar
10:00 Theee actually is a traditional Mongolian script. It's written from top to bottom and there are major efforts to revive it and return it to public use.
As a Mongolian, living in my city erdenet and it's an amazing country, because our country is the best. And I appreciate who I am!!.
@@Kuzuki1976 shut up!
i really love and appreciate that you are showing different sides of mongolia. as you said the only thing ppl seem to know is chingis khan. but there‘s so much more. and also that you talked to ppl who actually live there and not western representatives. love this format keep going!😍🙌🏾
i live here. Some parts of the city are extremely developed and other parts aren't, UB has tons of problems like air pollution and traffic but the countryside is beautiful
Mongolia's per capita income is only over $3,000, which is very poor.
@@bglm512 its 4k but i get what you're saying scumbag
Feel free to go back to your china bro
Actually there is 2 places that are rich I live in 1 of it
Baynzurh 26horoo
Han uul
Thank you Doug for wonderful video. Keep doing good work!
Such a gorgeous country
Ulaanbaatar. Gotta love them and they're country. Thanks for showing us .
it's a bit surprising that you read "сийлбэртэй гэр" .big thumbs up.
It's a dream of mine to visit Mongolia, or to even live there for a time in my life, so while watching this and seeing the friendly people I was smiling the entire time. I believe Mongolia to be one of the most beautiful places on Earth (specifically talking about when you leave the city and when you enter its natural expanse, but the city is nice too.)
1:46 YOO FINALLY SOMEONE GOT HIS NAME RIGHT I AM REALLY PROUD OF YOU and that gains you a sub :’)
surprised of Ulaanbaatar, is a nice modern city.
What a beautiful place...I love it...
The skys look so blue ❤
Wow. I do love your video and your explanations about Mongolian things. Thanks 👍👍🥰🥰
thanks for watching!
I have always wanted to visit Mongolia and the other central Asian Steppe nations.