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Sounds like you had an amazing experience in Mongolia, and I completely agree-friendly locals make all the difference! :) If you plan to visit in winter, be ready for quite an adventure! From my own experience in temperatures close to -40°C, you’ll literally feel the air pulling at your nose hairs as they freeze (no joke!). Phone batteries drain quickly (almost like you forgot to charge before bed), and you can even drive on the massive frozen lake or river-it’s scary but surprisingly safe at those temperatures! And I’m sure there are tons more unique experiences to discover! Definitely check it out in winter-you won’t forget this one-of-a-kind adventure :)
Thank you so much, Zach! Coming from someone who lives in Mongolia and has such incredible adventures and unique experiences, that truly means a lot! Mongolia’s beauty deserves to be shared, and I’m so glad you enjoyed the video :)
@ I’ve actually been to Mongolia 5x, but I brought one of their Gers back to the USA 13yrs ago. It’s a beautiful home that reminds me daily of the Mongol culture of simplicity and connection to nature. 🛖🌿
@@zacharyhooleyWow, that’s incredible! Bringing a Ger back to the USA is such a beautiful way to stay connected to Mongolia’s culture and values. It must be amazing to have a daily reminder of their simplicity and deep bond with nature. Sorry, I misread your profile-I thought you live in a Mongolian yurt in Mongolia, not in a remote one elsewhere lol
what an incredible video! the visuals of Mongolia are absolutely stunning, and it's great to see such beautiful untouched landscapes. however, i can't help but wonder if promoting these places for tourism is going to lead to overexploitation in the future. there's a fine line between showcasing beauty and risking its preservation. what do you all think?
Amazing, isn’t it? 😊 There’s nothing like that feeling when a place turns out to be so much more than you imagined. That’s the beauty of discovery and exploration :)
Glad you enjoyed the video :) To visit Mongolia, you'll need a tourist visa. There are great tour packages for first-time visitors, so you can also check with your local travel agent to make things easier and save time if you prefer not to plan everything yourself :)
Thank you so much for watching, for the kind words, and for sharing your thoughts! 😊 Mongolia truly is incredible!! I really appreciate your correction on the legendary name. Chinggis Khaan is indeed closer to the Mongolian pronunciation and is preferred in Mongolia, while Genghis Khan is more commonly used in Western contexts. You’ll notice I used Chinggis Khaan for the statue and square named after him to honor the culture. But in hindsight, I do agree that using Chinggis Khaan throughout would have added even more authenticity. Thanks again for noticing these details and for your valuable feedback! 😊
I'm glad you enjoyed the video :) While adding more greenery could enhance Mongolia's charm, its untouched, natural landscapes are what make it truly unique, isn't it?
Very strange to see only a few trees in such a vast land which is fertile. Not only the wilderness, also in the house compound people don't seem to be interested in growing trees. I would love to know the reason behind this.
Mongolia's vast steppes are naturally grasslands, where the climate is harsh and arid with low rainfall, making it difficult for trees to thrive. Historically, the nomadic lifestyle also shaped the land use, with less focus on planting trees.
There are lots and lots of really untouched wilderness in Northern Siberia and Russian Far East, with no people whatsoever, even native tribes, not just tourists
Absolutely! Like Mongolia, the untouched wilderness of Northern Siberia and the Russian Far East offers a similar sense of vast, raw beauty-perfect for those who love exploring nature’s most remote places!
Alt yazılardaki otomatik çeviri seçenekleri bölümüne ‘Türkçe’ dil seçeneğini de ekleyebilir misiniz? Sizi anlamak ve takip etmek istiyorum.Saygılar, başarılar…
Destek ve nazik sözleriniz için çok teşekkür ederim! Gerçekten takdir ediyorum. Türkçe altyazılar, ayarlarda otomatik çeviri seçeneğiyle mevcut. Lütfen tekrar kontrol eder misiniz? Kendi gözlerimle kontrol ettim ve mevcut. Umarım yardımcı olur!
Thanks so much for your feedback and support! I totally get where you’re coming from, and adding subtitles is something I’ll definitely look into for the future. I really appreciate your understanding and hope you keep enjoying the videos :)
The Mongolian Empire was vast during its peak, but after its decline, Mongolia's current size reflects historical shifts and political changes over the centuries.
Hey! Haha, that’s a good question! Nomads actually keep it pretty simple-they usually use designated spots outdoors and make sure to keep everything clean and natural. Living close to nature, they’re really mindful of their surroundings. Thanks for watching and being curious about their way of life :)
Great fairy tale video in praising the mighty khan, the most cruel and mass killer warrior of all time. Hitler and Stalin would blush in comparison to khan.
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! I have to say that Genghis Khan wasn't the main focus here, but I understand your perspective and why you felt that way, as he is indeed a big part of the country’s identity. While Genghis Khan, Hitler, and Stalin all caused massive death tolls, their motivations were different - Khan was an empire builder typical of his brutal era, while Hitler and Stalin targeted populations with ideological agendas. Regardless, I respect your opinion and hope you still enjoyed the video :)
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One of the best videos about Mongolia.
Thanks for your kind words, I'm glad you liked it :)
I’ve been here before, but your perspective makes me want to go back and experience it all over again!
Glad you resonated with Mongolia again through this video! 😊 Now I'm really curious-what part of the video made you want to go back again?
Excellent video. Thanks.
Thank you 😊 glad you enjoyed it!
So lovely thankyou for letting me see this unbelievable country
You are more than welcome :) glad you liked Mongolia 😊
❤❤❤my favorite place....absolutely beautiful in the summer....I was not there in the winter, so I have no knowledge...THE PEOPLE ARE SO FRIENDLY ❤❤❤
Sounds like you had an amazing experience in Mongolia, and I completely agree-friendly locals make all the difference! :) If you plan to visit in winter, be ready for quite an adventure! From my own experience in temperatures close to -40°C, you’ll literally feel the air pulling at your nose hairs as they freeze (no joke!). Phone batteries drain quickly (almost like you forgot to charge before bed), and you can even drive on the massive frozen lake or river-it’s scary but surprisingly safe at those temperatures! And I’m sure there are tons more unique experiences to discover! Definitely check it out in winter-you won’t forget this one-of-a-kind adventure :)
One of the best videos, thank you
Thank you for the kind words! I’m really glad you enjoyed it :)
Nicely done, with beautiful drone footage. Thank you!😊
Thank you too :) glad you liked it!
Thank you so much for the help and knowledge you shared!
You are very welcome :) thank you for watching 😊
Awesome video, Thank you for sharing this beautifully places 💜.
You are very welcome :) thanks for watching 😄
Amazing documentary. Greetings from Philippines.❤
Thank you, glad you liked it :)
Awesome landscape. Beautiful presentation.
Many thanks :) Glad you liked it!
Beautiful work. Amazing nature. I enjoyed the video. Thank you.🙏
You are very welcome :) glad you enjoyed it and thanks for letting me know 😊
You have succeeded in capturing the Mongolian spirit ... Vastness! Beautiful 😍! Thank you 😊👍❤
Thanks a lot! 😊 Really glad you felt the vastness of Mongolia through the video. It’s such an amazing place!
Amazing country…..great video!
Beautiful isn’t it :) glad you enjoyed it !
Well done,Excellent vidéo!!
Thanks a lot 😊 glad you enjoyed it :)
🎉🎉🎉 Pay respect to Mongolia... From Thailand...
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Wonders of Mongolia | Asia’s Last Untouched Wilderness Revealed in 4K. Thank you. it is wonderful to see Dinosaurs Eggs from London, England.
Thank you for watching! Mongolia truly is full of wonders. Appreciate your support, all the way from London :)
Excellent video!! Very educational!! Thanks 👍 👍👍
Thank you too 😊 Glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful! 👍
beautiful！
Likely the best color grading aerials of Mongolia on the internet... an awe-inspiring sight to behold 🎥🎨🇲🇳
Thank you so much, Zach! Coming from someone who lives in Mongolia and has such incredible adventures and unique experiences, that truly means a lot! Mongolia’s beauty deserves to be shared, and I’m so glad you enjoyed the video :)
@ I’ve actually been to Mongolia 5x, but I brought one of their Gers back to the USA 13yrs ago. It’s a beautiful home that reminds me daily of the Mongol culture of simplicity and connection to nature. 🛖🌿
@@zacharyhooleyWow, that’s incredible! Bringing a Ger back to the USA is such a beautiful way to stay connected to Mongolia’s culture and values. It must be amazing to have a daily reminder of their simplicity and deep bond with nature. Sorry, I misread your profile-I thought you live in a Mongolian yurt in Mongolia, not in a remote one elsewhere lol
the scenery and music blend together perfectly in this video
Сайхан өдрийн мэнд хүргэе! / ᠲᠠᠨ ᠳᠤ ᠰᠠᠢ᠌ᠬᠠᠨ ᠨᠢᠭᠡ ᠡᠳᠦᠷ ᠪᠠᠢ᠌ᠬᠤ ᠶᠢ ᠪᠡᠯᠭᠡᠯᠡᠶᠡ ! - Have a nice day! Greetings from Sweden. 😀🙂😉
Thanks for watching - have a good day too :)
Your travel stories always make me feel like I’m right there with you
Wow, that’s fantastic to hear! I’m so glad the videos resonated with you in that way :)
@@EurekaTravelExplorer-iv3iv yah
Mongolia is beautiful❤
It really is :)
Very nice documentary. Very informative. Thanks for the video.
You are very welcome :) thanks for watching and glad you liked it!
A VERY BEAUTIFUL SUPERB VIDEOS OF THE GREATEST LEZEND CHENGIZ KHAN
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
what an incredible video! the visuals of Mongolia are absolutely stunning, and it's great to see such beautiful untouched landscapes. however, i can't help but wonder if promoting these places for tourism is going to lead to overexploitation in the future. there's a fine line between showcasing beauty and risking its preservation. what do you all think?
It was so good.
Thanks for watching :) glad you liked it!
Most beautiful video ❤
Thanks a lot :)
Wow that is a beautiful country & has so much for it.
I always thought it was only mostly dessert besides for its couple of cities.
Amazing, isn’t it? 😊 There’s nothing like that feeling when a place turns out to be so much more than you imagined. That’s the beauty of discovery and exploration :)
Eureka u r great pakistan zindabad
Beautiful Mongolia ❤
Glad you liked Mongolia :)
Amazingly serene and pleasant to watch and I want to visit. Do guide me how. I am from India.
Glad you enjoyed the video :) To visit Mongolia, you'll need a tourist visa. There are great tour packages for first-time visitors, so you can also check with your local travel agent to make things easier and save time if you prefer not to plan everything yourself :)
I knew Mongolia is amazing (Hu band), but thank you for this video. Very nice. ❤❤ BTW the correct title is Chenggis Khaan. His name was Temujin.
Thank you so much for watching, for the kind words, and for sharing your thoughts! 😊 Mongolia truly is incredible!! I really appreciate your correction on the legendary name. Chinggis Khaan is indeed closer to the Mongolian pronunciation and is preferred in Mongolia, while Genghis Khan is more commonly used in Western contexts. You’ll notice I used Chinggis Khaan for the statue and square named after him to honor the culture. But in hindsight, I do agree that using Chinggis Khaan throughout would have added even more authenticity. Thanks again for noticing these details and for your valuable feedback! 😊
my from Kurguzstan
Amazing
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Beautiful but needs plantations blessings ❤❤ ❤❤
I'm glad you enjoyed the video :) While adding more greenery could enhance Mongolia's charm, its untouched, natural landscapes are what make it truly unique, isn't it?
Mongolia needs to reforestation😅
They are working on it with Korea in some regions.
Too dry
It is between Siberia and Gobi desert.
The love for his father begain the rampage.
Wow this reminds me so much of Aerial America. Very well produced!! Well done!!!
Thank you so much! That’s such a huge compliment-Aerial America is amazing! I’m glad you enjoyed the video. 😊✈️🎥
Thank you sir. 🔥🌍❤️🔥🫶🏻
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Why did this video stop? My mind was teleported to Mongolia.
Glad you enjoyed it! Mongolia really is something special. I'll make sure to keep bringing more journeys like this your way :)
Very strange to see only a few trees in such a vast land which is fertile. Not only the wilderness, also in the house compound people don't seem to be interested in growing trees. I would love to know the reason behind this.
Mongolia's vast steppes are naturally grasslands, where the climate is harsh and arid with low rainfall, making it difficult for trees to thrive. Historically, the nomadic lifestyle also shaped the land use, with less focus on planting trees.
welcome the worlds country Bangladesh comments mongolia
The Mongolian steppe is seriously calling me, and i'm gonna answer the call in the nearest future
I am glad that the video resonated with you and inspired your next adventure :D
There are lots and lots of really untouched wilderness in Northern Siberia and Russian Far East, with no people whatsoever, even native tribes, not just tourists
Absolutely! Like Mongolia, the untouched wilderness of Northern Siberia and the Russian Far East offers a similar sense of vast, raw beauty-perfect for those who love exploring nature’s most remote places!
Alt yazılardaki otomatik çeviri seçenekleri bölümüne ‘Türkçe’ dil seçeneğini de ekleyebilir misiniz? Sizi anlamak ve takip etmek istiyorum.Saygılar, başarılar…
Destek ve nazik sözleriniz için çok teşekkür ederim! Gerçekten takdir ediyorum. Türkçe altyazılar, ayarlarda otomatik çeviri seçeneğiyle mevcut. Lütfen tekrar kontrol eder misiniz? Kendi gözlerimle kontrol ettim ve mevcut. Umarım yardımcı olur!
Hello your videos are great thanks
But why are there no Turkish subtitles when the population of Turkey is 85 million?
Thanks so much for your feedback and support! I totally get where you’re coming from, and adding subtitles is something I’ll definitely look into for the future. I really appreciate your understanding and hope you keep enjoying the videos :)
The volume on the backing soundtrack is too high, and the volume on the narration is too low
Genghis Khan's Tomb . where is it ?
Here's an interesting fact: The first President of Mongolia held office for just one day.
may i know why is mongolian map is not bigger now?
The Mongolian Empire was vast during its peak, but after its decline, Mongolia's current size reflects historical shifts and political changes over the centuries.
Breathtaking video and country. But why those ai generated thumbnails? I think that isn't necessary
Just wandering the nomadic where about is their toilet? Hope they live a hygienic way of life.
Hey! Haha, that’s a good question! Nomads actually keep it pretty simple-they usually use designated spots outdoors and make sure to keep everything clean and natural. Living close to nature, they’re really mindful of their surroundings. Thanks for watching and being curious about their way of life :)
About 70 feet from the homestead, take a spade and make a hole, NO PROBLEM IF YOU LIKE TO SEE THIS PLACE, PEOPLE ARE GREAT❤
Perhaps they are healthier than most of us 😊
Mongolia have homeless crisis
your back ground music is so loud its impossible to hear the announcer, and its annoying
Thanks for the feedback! I'll work on improving this in future videos. Appreciate you watching!
Good video but Mongolian won’t make my bucket list
Thanks for watching and the feedback :) Totally understand-everyone’s bucket list is unique, but maybe it’ll make it on there someday! 😊
Great fairy tale video in praising the mighty khan, the most cruel and mass killer warrior of all time. Hitler and Stalin would blush in comparison to khan.
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! I have to say that Genghis Khan wasn't the main focus here, but I understand your perspective and why you felt that way, as he is indeed a big part of the country’s identity. While Genghis Khan, Hitler, and Stalin all caused massive death tolls, their motivations were different - Khan was an empire builder typical of his brutal era, while Hitler and Stalin targeted populations with ideological agendas. Regardless, I respect your opinion and hope you still enjoyed the video :)
Баярлалаа 😊😊😊
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Are there no, megalithic structures, in all of Mongolia?
Nothing there to attract humans or extraterrestrials over millennials.
Amazing
😊😊😊