Mongolia's raw beauty is breathtaking. The people are nice and are following their old traditions of living. It is beautiful to see that. Your adventure was tough but you managed to crush it 💪
Mongolia has been on my mind since my childhood as well! Fascinating history and unique nature, hardship of live in steps… What an experience, you four! I will be thinking about the dog and horse….
@@NextMeridianExpedition have you ever heard of Mongol derby? I just saw a documentary, popped up on my feed right after yours, and I instantly thought about you. Happy adventures to you!
Mathilde I admire your skill in filming, narrating, and horse riding all at the same time. Thank you for taking us with you somewhere that most of us will never get to go. God bless you and keep you in all your journeys.
During my 2004 teaching year in China we journeyed via an overnight train from Beijing into Inner Mongolia, staying the week of a national holiday to explore the terrain of the steppes and reach the border crossings of China, Russia and Mongolia as well. Such an adventure I'll never forget. And it's fun to see all you courageously fit and well kitted out gals here exploring and tasting the culture of Mongolia on horseback as well. I was especially impressed by your compassion for the injured horse and its rider, then deciding not to give up but to hike the extra 15 k to base camp. Wow - kudos to all!
All and all that’s one adventure that you won’t soon forget. Those are the best ones! Hard to believe a country with almost no trees can be that beautiful.
Awesome video as always Mathilde. This was an amazing experience and a n epic adventure. Thanks for letting us come along with you and your friends on the adventure.
Mathilde, this video was breathtaking. You are such an inspirational woman. You have a remarkable talent for staying calm in tough situations and embracing the culture around you. This was an amazing video.
Loved this video! Thank you for documenting your amazing adventure and respect for the horses/dog and culture! I'm leaving for Mongolia in 2 weeks for a volunteer research trip on the Takhi horses and your video has inspired me even more!
What an adventure..What a trip..What a sore butt..but once again, our Mathilde came thru with great video, narration and history of the area. Your channel has to be the best on a Saturday..Thank you both for your hard work..
Thank you Mathilde , I really enjoyed seeing your adventurous ride in such a remote area. I liked how the yurts were so very colourful inside, in contrast to the stark expanse of muted colours of the terrain outside. It made the yurts seem so homely, cozy and warm. In many ways I felt it was a shame that the traditional horses were gradually being replaced by Chinese motorcycles by some herders. I can see there are some advantages to them, but what struck me most was how the motorcycles destroyed the peaceful silence of that remote and silent wilderness. That noise pollution may sadly be the first step to more pollution of a pristine area. It feels as if yet another timeless and unique culture will disappear little by little and be absorbed into the homogeneous way of life that dominates the greater part of our earth.
yes it does feel sad also cause it s been centuries this tradition is going up but at the same time it s hard to judge them... with internet arriving everywhere and access to modernity as a social status element it makes sense...
@@NextMeridianExpedition I am not judging the people, if they have access to something that makes their lives easier who am I to deny them, it’s just the sadness of seeing another culture starting to erode, another piece of wilderness disappear and the world becoming more homogeneous. Diversity is to be celebrated and yet the more connected we become the more divided society appears to become, fearing inclusivity and the introduction of the unknown. Here in Norway I am staying in a remote place with almost total silence except for the sound of nature. It is incredibly relaxing and feeds the soul. It makes me really value the tranquility which most of us crave at times. It takes me back to my childhood in Highland Scotland when this was the norm.
Lots of cool Animals in this video. Lots of incredible scenery and good people. My heart goes out to the young Herder/Guide and to his Horse. That was very sad. I hope the Horse recovered enough to enjoy his/ her life.
Énorme.. ! Mathilde , il y a peu de mots pour récompenser vos efforts à vous les filles et vous remercier pour ces superbes paysages. Encore une leçon de vie ... Bravo et prenez soin de vous 🤔 quand même. !
Everything, and everyone, in this video is amazing -- wild, beautiful and strong. This is really living. Thanks so much for showing us this incredible place. I have heard so much about Mongolia but have never been there. It's just priceless to see it so close up, in such detail. It's spellbinding.
My admiration for you just shot up even higher. Kudos to all of you who undertook such an amazing journey....even more special since it's been your dream since you were 12 years old.
Your adventurous spirit and determination during your 10-day horse trekking expedition in Mongolia are truly inspiring. Your journey through vast landscapes and nomadic culture reflects your love for exploration and connection with nature. Your ability to embrace challenges with grace and curiosity is admirable. You embody the spirit of adventure and cultural immersion. And I am Floating Village Life
MATHILDE wow what a awesome adventure video you have given us thanks so much . Mongolia has always been one of my favorite places to travel to ( been there two times now and still looking forward to # 3 . ) we also did horse back riding to see the rain deer people For two weeks . Awesome people and country . And good to see old friends traveling with you again , what a great adventure for you girls . Thanks again for sharing your wonderful journey with us all your over landing friends . Cheers from Steve Stott in Sutherlin Oregon U.S.A. :) :) :) :) 🌏🍻👍🏼😁
@@NextMeridianExpedition …yes 100% yes . The people are fantastic . And the history of the country is a big draw also so much preserved historical places , just awsome country . Cheers and hope you do go .🍻👍🏼😁🌏
This was truly an amazing adventure and video. The unique countryside, the beautiful people and you amazing women who took on this adventure are amazing!! ❤
👍Another amazing trek and video Mathilde. Amazing landscapes and always interesting seeing the different cultures. 🐕👍👍 to the senior three legged doggie for making it all that way. 🐎Hopefully the horse will heal also. Glad you ladies persevered and reached your goal. Always nice to share these adventures with friends who share the same interests. Nice to see Jamie from Antarctica and Olivia from Baja and South America, and.... Kris. While back I saw Nick's meet up with Eva. Keep on trekking and thanks for sharing. ☮n ca usa.☀😎
How wonderful to achieve a dream like this. A real epic. Tough little critters those Mongolian steeds. Horseback is a great way to travel (especially with essentials like padded shorts - great invention).
What a fantastic adventure 😍😍😍 Tres manifique!!! I"ve always felt a special connection to the Altai range and the vast, seemingly empty, deserted landscape around (which it isn't of course) and the spiritual, shamanic traditions, no matter if in Mongolia, Kasachstan or the Russian side ... and it keeps fascinating me. Great that you have traveled there for me, Matilde ❤❤❤
Sacré aventure !!! Trop contente pour toi Mathilde 😜 Avez-vous eu des nouvelles du cheval blessé ? Heureusement que tu m’as dit b hier sun nouvel épisode était en ligne, je n’avais pas eu la notification … Bonne journée à vous 2 !
When you mentioned how that idea of Mongolia first came to mind I thought it sounded very familiar. I was given a big book about horses when I was young. In it, I saw a picture of this Mongolian horse rider in the middle of the Steppe. The seed had been sown. That thought of being out there, all by myself, is a bit scary but at the same time very appealing.
I am not surprised ... somehow this country became legendary through the stories around it and definitely the horse/human relationship is almost always at the heart of it. you should go for it!
42:28 💫 at this point you realize that you are practically at the center of the world. This is the longest stretch of any ocean in the world. You are the most landlocked as possible. 🤩👍🏻 Cheers
To be honest, the plan was very ambitious from the very beginning, especially considering that all the women involved had no prior experience with horse riding or traveling through harsh weather, difficult terrains, and mountains. It’s impressive that the locals agreed to travel with you. Additionally, it was very lucky for you to witness a true ritual right under the great mountain rather than a staged shaman performance; I think that’s a more genuine experience than just riding horses. Regarding video recording, that must have made your job even more challenging. Good effort, though!
Beautiful! Another amazing adventure! You did the right thing for that family. 😊 Again, Time spent with families was so sweet...that little boy adored you. I also wanted to give you heads up...I was unsubscribed and I didn't do it. I have heard this has been happening to other you tubers. So weird! ❤
hey!!! thank you!!!! soooo yes! we actually arrived almost at the same time in the country. I (mathilde) missed her by one day, but she did meet up with nick for coffee!
will its a different kind of 4x4ing shame about the horse getting injured and i think you all did the right thing will power determination and love of adventure in not very hospitable conditions at times made you all very happy you did it
hmmm that is a biiiiiiig question ! in all honesty we are not sure cause we.d have to cross china (extremely expensive cause you need to pay a guide daily) or Russia form Kazakhstan which is a huge detour.
Yeah and China won't likely recognize your driver's license. So it would be tough. But after seeing your adventure here I would imagine you're gonna try and find a way!
Matilde! You are so brave! Congratulations! What a journey! Beautiful scenery, beautiful people, specially the little ones. So glad one of your guides sang some Mongolian music… did you know Eva Zürich Beck was also in Mongolia? ruclips.net/video/EdLrFMFrT0U/видео.htmlsi=idAwk03SgeY0FVYp Can’t wait to see Nick’s adventure! 💖💖
yes!!!! we discovered we were both going to be in Mongolia at the same time but we missed each other by a tiny bit... nick saw her for breakfast briefly
Mongolia is beautiful and the experiences lifetime milestones, however I was wondering what the rate of heart disease is among the native people people of Mongolia since they have been living on goat milk and cheese for centuries. Turns out, they have one of the highest rates in the world of cardiovascular disease and deaths from heart attack and strokes. Second, they have a very high rate of hepatitis, probably from sharing dishes. When one gets it, they all get it. Something to be aware of when traveling in Mongolia.
@@NextMeridianExpedition In Nick's video, they came out with bowls of milk and sugar. Everyone drank from them. In the west, when cows are milked, their udders are disinfected, people wear gloves, the milking machines are sanitary, and the containers the milk goes into are clean. In Mongolia, they do it all by hand, there is little water, and no doubt there is a a lot of bacterial contamination. I would not drink or eat what they offer because you have no idea what has happened to it before you eat or drink it. Stay with the bottled drinks and packaged foods that you cook yourself. To become very sick out there could be a life ending event. Even if it isn't, who needs hepatitis? It can mess up your liver affecting you the rest of your life. You have to keep thinking all the time. Just my opinion.
By the way. My father traveled around Europe three times just prior to WWII, and got out just as the Nazis attacked Poland. In any case, they traveled by bike and ate cooked food at small restaurants, or cheese and bread on the road They drank wine. They tended to eat that way to avoid contamination. Anything canned, bottled, or packaged would be safe.Consider that on future travels, especially in Asia and Aftica. Noraly (Itchy Boots) came down with severe food poisoning in Mozambique. I believe. She tended to eat whatever the locals cooked for her. It usually was OK, but this last time she said it was very very bad.
@@Crystal-cz9do No, and I wouldn''t go there. Too many other places higher on my list. I Googled "how much heart disease is there in Mongolia?" it said the rate is one of the highest in the world, as is their rate for hepatitis. It then went into detail about what is being done to help cut the rates of both. You do not have to go somewhere or live through something to learn about it. Eat their food and drink their milk at your own risk.
Mongolia's raw beauty is breathtaking. The people are nice and are following their old traditions of living. It is beautiful to see that. Your adventure was tough but you managed to crush it 💪
It really is! this place is magnificent
What an amazing experience for 4 like-minded adventuresome women!!
yiiihaaaa
Mongolia has been on my mind since my childhood as well! Fascinating history and unique nature, hardship of live in steps… What an experience, you four! I will be thinking about the dog and horse….
ooohhh I think this country carries so much spirit to it it is soooo interesting.
@@NextMeridianExpedition have you ever heard of Mongol derby? I just saw a documentary, popped up on my feed right after yours, and I instantly thought about you. Happy adventures to you!
Mathilde I admire your skill in filming, narrating, and horse riding all at the same time. Thank you for taking us with you somewhere that most of us will never get to go. God bless you and keep you in all your journeys.
your words go straight to the
During my 2004 teaching year in China we journeyed via an overnight train from Beijing into Inner Mongolia, staying the week of a national holiday to explore the terrain of the steppes and reach the border crossings of China, Russia and Mongolia as well. Such an adventure I'll never forget. And it's fun to see all you courageously fit and well kitted out gals here exploring and tasting the culture of Mongolia on horseback as well. I was especially impressed by your compassion for the injured horse and its rider, then deciding not to give up but to hike the extra 15 k to base camp. Wow - kudos to all!
OMG what an experience!!! that must have been awesome to teach all the way in China
And I came back again for another year at another university in 2010. Post Olympics was much freer than pre-Olympics in Beijing.
What a gorgeous country. I am happy your trip was successful and I appreciate the trip from your perspective!
thank you very much for your support !
Incredible Mathilde!
Beautiful country.
Great place to travel with good friends 😊
Couldn't agree more! Thank you
All and all that’s one adventure that you won’t soon forget. Those are the best ones! Hard to believe a country with almost no trees can be that beautiful.
yes the absence of trees is so so so weird .... I cant forget it for sure!
of course there is lost of big forests in mongolia
they are just in treeless location
Awesome video as always Mathilde. This was an amazing experience and a n epic adventure. Thanks for letting us come along with you and your friends on the adventure.
thank you for joining on the trip chris!
Mathilde, this video was breathtaking. You are such an inspirational woman. You have a remarkable talent for staying calm in tough situations and embracing the culture around you. This was an amazing video.
thank you very much! mongolia is such a peaceful place with peaceful people it was amazing
I watched the whole video. Really it was like a dream... Amazing.. 👍
thank you !
Really loved the scenery of the whole landscape Matil. Felt bad for the Dog and Hores both with bad legs. They kept on going that's animals for you.
Yes those animals are so so strong and brave !
Loved this video! Thank you for documenting your amazing adventure and respect for the horses/dog and culture! I'm leaving for Mongolia in 2 weeks for a volunteer research trip on the Takhi horses and your video has inspired me even more!
oooh wow that is amazing such a cool experience!
What an amazing adventure, and as usual the people are the best part.
People are ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Amazing adventure. Well done all! Fascinating.
Many thanks!
Wonderful trip. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Thanks for watching
What an adventure..What a trip..What a sore butt..but once again, our Mathilde came thru with great video, narration and history of the area. Your channel has to be the best on a Saturday..Thank you both for your hard work..
thank you Don
Thank you Mathilde , I really enjoyed seeing your adventurous ride in such a remote area. I liked how the yurts were so very colourful inside, in contrast to the stark expanse of muted colours of the terrain outside. It made the yurts seem so homely, cozy and warm. In many ways I felt it was a shame that the traditional horses were gradually being replaced by Chinese motorcycles by some herders. I can see there are some advantages to them, but what struck me most was how the motorcycles destroyed the peaceful silence of that remote and silent wilderness. That noise pollution may sadly be the first step to more pollution of a pristine area. It feels as if yet another timeless and unique culture will disappear little by little and be absorbed into the homogeneous way of life that dominates the greater part of our earth.
yes it does feel sad also cause it s been centuries this tradition is going up but at the same time it s hard to judge them... with internet arriving everywhere and access to modernity as a social status element it makes sense...
@@NextMeridianExpedition I am not judging the people, if they have access to something that makes their lives easier who am I to deny them, it’s just the sadness of seeing another culture starting to erode, another piece of wilderness disappear and the world becoming more homogeneous. Diversity is to be celebrated and yet the more connected we become the more divided society appears to become, fearing inclusivity and the introduction of the unknown. Here in Norway I am staying in a remote place with almost total silence except for the sound of nature. It is incredibly relaxing and feeds the soul. It makes me really value the tranquility which most of us crave at times. It takes me back to my childhood in Highland Scotland when this was the norm.
One of my favorite of all your videos.❤
whooohoooo thank you Nancy! it is a different type for sure :)
Lots of cool Animals in this video.
Lots of incredible scenery and good people. My heart goes out to the young Herder/Guide and to his Horse. That was very sad. I hope the Horse recovered enough to enjoy his/ her life.
We know the horse is back at camp not much more detail unfortunately
Énorme.. !
Mathilde , il y a peu de mots pour récompenser vos efforts à vous les filles et vous remercier pour ces superbes paysages.
Encore une leçon de vie ...
Bravo et prenez soin de vous 🤔 quand même. !
Merci Lionel! C’etait vraiment un beau voyage
Bravo Mathilde, great video in tricky conditions, you took us there. thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
How beautiful and what an incredible experience. I also love your poetic narrating style Mathilde x
thank you so much
Everything, and everyone, in this video is amazing -- wild, beautiful and strong. This is really living. Thanks so much for showing us this incredible place. I have heard so much about Mongolia but have never been there. It's just priceless to see it so close up, in such detail. It's spellbinding.
thank you John for the kind message. it was a very important trip for me so it goes straight to the heart
What a great adventure.. i love the way you all adapted to changes in the plan. Mongolia looks so beautiful.
thank you! mongolia was superb really in all ways
What a fantastic adventure and gorgeous landscapes! Congratulations and many thanks for an incredibly beautiful video!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching
My admiration for you just shot up even higher. Kudos to all of you who undertook such an amazing journey....even more special since it's been your dream since you were 12 years old.
thank you so much for being here with us on the journey!
Your adventurous spirit and determination during your 10-day horse trekking expedition in Mongolia are truly inspiring. Your journey through vast landscapes and nomadic culture reflects your love for exploration and connection with nature. Your ability to embrace challenges with grace and curiosity is admirable. You embody the spirit of adventure and cultural immersion. And I am Floating Village Life
hello Floating village life! thank you or those kind words, it was a beautiful journey.
Beautifull!! Thank you so much for sharing your trip. 😎👍
Thank you for watching
what a brilliant video mathilde, loved the adventure you guys had!
thank you Dario! a different pace and style but not bad slowing down a bit
Loved this video. So nice to see Olivia again too. Missing their videos. Thx for sharing ❤❤
ooh I miss @gdayjambo videos too... but she s super well and keeps taking pictures, she did beautiful photos of this trip
Excellent adventure Mathilde!!
Thank you!
Simply epic Mathilde ! Thanks for sharing and kudos to the other adventurers that persevered with you. BTW, those packs do seen quite versatile.
thank you!!!!
MATHILDE wow what a awesome adventure video you have given us thanks so much . Mongolia has always been one of my favorite places to travel to ( been there two times now and still looking forward to # 3 . ) we also did horse back riding to see the rain deer people For two weeks . Awesome people and country . And good to see old friends traveling with you again , what a great adventure for you girls . Thanks again for sharing your wonderful journey with us all your over landing friends . Cheers from Steve Stott in Sutherlin Oregon U.S.A. :) :) :) :) 🌏🍻👍🏼😁
Oooh We were hesitating to go there! Another Time. Would your recommend it?
@@NextMeridianExpedition …yes 100% yes . The people are fantastic . And the history of the country is a big draw also so much preserved historical places , just awsome country . Cheers and hope you do go .🍻👍🏼😁🌏
That was amazing. I know someone who raced there on horseback on the longest race. You changed horses every 25 miles
Wow that s an Amazing one
This was truly an amazing adventure and video. The unique countryside, the beautiful people and you amazing women who took on this adventure are amazing!! ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! thank you so much
Matild-----you did good---fun to watch----Merci!
Thank you!
👍Another amazing trek and video Mathilde. Amazing landscapes and always interesting seeing the different cultures. 🐕👍👍 to the senior three legged doggie for making it all that way. 🐎Hopefully the horse will heal also. Glad you ladies persevered and reached your goal. Always nice to share these adventures with friends who share the same interests. Nice to see Jamie from Antarctica and Olivia from Baja and South America, and.... Kris. While back I saw Nick's meet up with Eva. Keep on trekking and thanks for sharing. ☮n ca usa.☀😎
Thank you Carla! Pity I did not get to see Eva we were already back in the west
Well done, Excellent vidéo. Thanks
Many thanks!
Just fantastic. ❤
thank you!!!
How wonderful to achieve a dream like this. A real epic. Tough little critters those Mongolian steeds. Horseback is a great way to travel (especially with essentials like padded shorts - great invention).
Padded shorts just got a special place in my heart
What a fantastic adventure 😍😍😍 Tres manifique!!! I"ve always felt a special connection to the Altai range and the vast, seemingly empty, deserted landscape around (which it isn't of course) and the spiritual, shamanic traditions, no matter if in Mongolia, Kasachstan or the Russian side ... and it keeps fascinating me. Great that you have traveled there for me, Matilde ❤❤❤
totally agree! I really want to explore more this region
What an epic adventure! My butt just hurt watching you guys on the horses! Hope you spent a few days prior, getting your bums used to it!
hahahahaha no straight on.... terribly painful
Beautiful episode 🙂
Thank you! 🫶
Beautiful ride❤
Really really beautiful
15:36 what a chad horse drinking water while walking
best way to explore Mongolia.
totally!
You all troopers!! Would love to do try hike and horse riding!!
you d surely love it!!!
Eva was just in Mongolia doing a run. Great adventure.
yes !!! we met up for coffee! she does appear super briefly in the video we just released now. at the end of it. very brief
it's fun watching.I enjoyed it..vaya con Dios
gracias!
Sacré aventure !!!
Trop contente pour toi Mathilde 😜
Avez-vous eu des nouvelles du cheval blessé ?
Heureusement que tu m’as dit b hier sun nouvel épisode était en ligne, je n’avais pas eu la notification …
Bonne journée à vous 2 !
hey Alex, on sait qu'ils ont pu rentrer au camp... mais je n'en sais pas plus car ils ont pas internet...
When you mentioned how that idea of Mongolia first came to mind I thought it sounded very familiar. I was given a big book about horses when I was young. In it, I saw a picture of this Mongolian horse rider in the middle of the Steppe. The seed had been sown.
That thought of being out there, all by myself, is a bit scary but at the same time very appealing.
I am not surprised ... somehow this country became legendary through the stories around it and definitely the horse/human relationship is almost always at the heart of it. you should go for it!
@@NextMeridianExpedition Oh, I will. The research will commence soon.
42:28 💫 at this point you realize that you are practically at the center of the world. This is the longest stretch of any ocean in the world. You are the most landlocked as possible.
🤩👍🏻 Cheers
Yes!!!! I read that! It s amazing
To be honest, the plan was very ambitious from the very beginning, especially considering that all the women involved had no prior experience with horse riding or traveling through harsh weather, difficult terrains, and mountains. It’s impressive that the locals agreed to travel with you. Additionally, it was very lucky for you to witness a true ritual right under the great mountain rather than a staged shaman performance; I think that’s a more genuine experience than just riding horses. Regarding video recording, that must have made your job even more challenging. Good effort, though!
Hello Nick and Mathilde..🎉
Hello!!!
Beautiful! Another amazing adventure! You did the right thing for that family. 😊 Again, Time spent with families was so sweet...that little boy adored you. I also wanted to give you heads up...I was unsubscribed and I didn't do it. I have heard this has been happening to other you tubers. So weird! ❤
oh thank you for the kind comment! and sorry you got unsubscribed... weird weird. thank you for joining back !
Nice video, I went horse riding in Kyrgyzstan and right now I’m considering Mongolia
oooooh ! I am considering Kyrgyzstan hahahah how was it
This is so awesome Matilada!❤ Girl power!🥰🙆♀💁💁♀🙋 My favorite episode so far. Eva zu Beke is also in Mongolia, have you any contact with her?
I was going to say the same thing.
hey!!! thank you!!!! soooo yes! we actually arrived almost at the same time in the country. I (mathilde) missed her by one day, but she did meet up with nick for coffee!
@@NextMeridianExpedition awesome! I see Nicks video just dropped so I will check it out soon. Cheers.
I miss the Albatros in this episode. Great journey tho guys. Well done
it s coming back on the channel soon
Neck God Blessed You Before You Come out from your mother womb! What an Adventure! Matilda Love!
will its a different kind of 4x4ing shame about the horse getting injured and i think you all did the right thing will power determination and love of adventure in not very hospitable conditions at times made you all very happy you did it
thank you David!! Yes another kind of 4x4ing !!!
Wow crossing the river by horse in western Mongolia! So you see China!
river crossing!!!!
That was very interesting. I take it there were no ill effects from eating with the locals in their tents.
No, we were really careful with the water and the milk products or meat did not get us sick
Hello, come and discover Brazil.
we would love to come for a longer journey once
💪💪💪💪🏇🏇🏇🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
whooohoooo
Now the question everyone is going to ask: Is Albatross going to make it to Mongolia some day?
hmmm that is a biiiiiiig question ! in all honesty we are not sure cause we.d have to cross china (extremely expensive cause you need to pay a guide daily) or Russia form Kazakhstan which is a huge detour.
Yeah and China won't likely recognize your driver's license. So it would be tough. But after seeing your adventure here I would imagine you're gonna try and find a way!
Matilde! You are so brave! Congratulations! What a journey! Beautiful scenery, beautiful people, specially the little ones. So glad one of your guides sang some Mongolian music… did you know Eva Zürich Beck was also in Mongolia? ruclips.net/video/EdLrFMFrT0U/видео.htmlsi=idAwk03SgeY0FVYp
Can’t wait to see Nick’s adventure! 💖💖
yes!!!! we discovered we were both going to be in Mongolia at the same time but we missed each other by a tiny bit... nick saw her for breakfast briefly
@@NextMeridianExpedition 💖
🔝👁️👁️🔝🇺🇸👍🇨🇴👊🏿
29:37 Mandor
Mongolia is beautiful and the experiences lifetime milestones, however I was wondering what the rate of heart disease is among the native people people of Mongolia since they have been living on goat milk and cheese for centuries. Turns out, they have one of the highest rates in the world of cardiovascular disease and deaths from heart attack and strokes. Second, they have a very high rate of hepatitis, probably from sharing dishes. When one gets it, they all get it. Something to be aware of when traveling in Mongolia.
oh wow I had no idea! interesting indeed
@@NextMeridianExpedition In Nick's video, they came out with bowls of milk and sugar. Everyone drank from them. In the west, when cows are milked, their udders are disinfected, people wear gloves, the milking machines are sanitary, and the containers the milk goes into are clean. In Mongolia, they do it all by hand, there is little water, and no doubt there is a a lot of bacterial contamination. I would not drink or eat what they offer because you have no idea what has happened to it before you eat or drink it. Stay with the bottled drinks and packaged foods that you cook yourself. To become very sick out there could be a life ending event. Even if it isn't, who needs hepatitis? It can mess up your liver affecting you the rest of your life. You have to keep thinking all the time. Just my opinion.
By the way. My father traveled around Europe three times just prior to WWII, and got out just as the Nazis attacked Poland. In any case, they traveled by bike and ate cooked food at small restaurants, or cheese and bread on the road They drank wine. They tended to eat that way to avoid contamination. Anything canned, bottled, or packaged would be safe.Consider that on future travels, especially in Asia and Aftica. Noraly (Itchy Boots) came down with severe food poisoning in Mozambique. I believe. She tended to eat whatever the locals cooked for her. It usually was OK, but this last time she said it was very very bad.
@@russmartin4189have you been to Mongolia?
@@Crystal-cz9do No, and I wouldn''t go there. Too many other places higher on my list. I Googled "how much heart disease is there in Mongolia?" it said the rate is one of the highest in the world, as is their rate for hepatitis. It then went into detail about what is being done to help cut the rates of both. You do not have to go somewhere or live through something to learn about it. Eat their food and drink their milk at your own risk.
Actually u really really cute and preety sweet ❤❤❤❤
not Ulaanbator ULAANBAATAR
Please write and pronounce the name correctly. It’s Ulaanbaatar.