Mongolian winter is a tough deal! ❄️ 🇲🇳 I like the dogs 🐕 🐩 passing by in chill mood! I was surprised as well to know that the livestock animals live on the fields all the year. However - it will be needed to build so many buildings for the cows and horses and so on that it will be like building a new country from zero for 70 million animals haha. Mongolia really the most interesting country for me from my last travels. Tough and friendly people!
@@user-zp4de5lq9i Yep, I didn't make it clear, what I mean is that some customs of Kazakh and Mongolian are also very similar, of course, except for religion.
@@annvwfv2204 yeah tbf we’re almost cousin like init. Both nomads and both shares same predecessors until recently. It seems almost all of our differences are the language and religion.
Bayor ,we had snow weeks before you in Calgary .Some days you are warmer than Canada lol. Let's do another video about what do Canadians know about Mongolia
Umm, i think it started snowing back in September (in Mongolia) it’s just started to get colder. And honestly this winter is so much more warmer than the previous years. Yeah, even though the weather in there could be similar to Canada’s weather i would say that it is really dry. And if you go out of the city u could really experience the real winter weather and see how ppl are living.
Yeah, but also i would say it’s because everything is close to each other. Ulaanbaatar is not that big but it’s overly populated city. So, i think compared to other countries it is really easy to get from one place to other by walking. And i think that a lot of people love to walk because walking while enjoying the weather (specially after snow). But also, there are a lot of ppl who doesn’t have car. And i think that has to do with that majority of the population is young ppl and plus car is expensive.
@@hoolidii Thank you for your detailed answer. It's actually great to see a lot of people walking on the streets, it makes the city more lively and interesting. Do you think the city planners have developed enough infrastructure and regulations to ensure the city is well serviced by its transport networks, ie., private cars, delivery vans, public transport, etc.?
Mongolian winter is a tough deal! ❄️ 🇲🇳 I like the dogs 🐕 🐩 passing by in chill mood! I was surprised as well to know that the livestock animals live on the fields all the year. However - it will be needed to build so many buildings for the cows and horses and so on that it will be like building a new country from zero for 70 million animals haha. Mongolia really the most interesting country for me from my last travels. Tough and friendly people!
8:59 that guy slipped and fell because of the icy surface
From Barcelona with a big wave "hello"!
From Dharamsala with love!
8:59 that is hilarious.. the fact that the girl behind him didn't ask him if he was okay and just walked past him..
poor dude .s
Хэдэн мянган хүн байнга хальтирч унаж байдаг, хүмүүс тоохгүй
I love the snow!
Are you getting any snow there Kuch, if you don't I can send you some kk
The person who just slipped and fell down😂.
I felt bad for that dude. Falling on concrete is not a joke.
Timestamp?
@@forgottenson3411 8:59
@@mhkuntug LMAOOO 🤣🤣🤣
Mongolian winter -30 -33 this is usually normal for winter 😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂
love from a tibetan
The weather is very similar to Kazakhstan! Support from Astana 👍
We’re almost neighbors brother 🤣
@@user-zp4de5lq9i Yep, I didn't make it clear, what I mean is that some customs of Kazakh and Mongolian are also very similar, of course, except for religion.
@@annvwfv2204 yeah tbf we’re almost cousin like init. Both nomads and both shares same predecessors until recently. It seems almost all of our differences are the language and religion.
Of course it's more cold.
@@user-zp4de5lq9i our food culture is very different though. I felt Kazakhs have better food 😂😂 kaz etc
Bayor ,we had snow weeks before you in Calgary .Some days you are warmer than Canada lol. Let's do another video about what do Canadians know about Mongolia
Umm, i think it started snowing back in September (in Mongolia) it’s just started to get colder. And honestly this winter is so much more warmer than the previous years. Yeah, even though the weather in there could be similar to Canada’s weather i would say that it is really dry. And if you go out of the city u could really experience the real winter weather and see how ppl are living.
I'd say the weather in Ulaanbaatar and Calgary are pretty much the same, except we have chinooks coming from the Rockies here and there.
wow im mongolian and i've only been there in summer many times, but in the winter looks so beautiful i wish i could go
What an experience in January 2023 in Tuv province at minus 43 c It was cold . Now in Dornod province at least it is only minus 12c
Wow
Манай Монгол улс ч нээрээ so sad
I love mongolia from hungary
I have a question: what do Mongolians think of sumo in Japan? Many of the most successful sumo wrestlers in recent times are from Mongolia
that what happens if we train and eat exactly the same....
Why are there so many people on the street? Are they returning home from work?
Because of traffic, people refer to walk
Yeah, but also i would say it’s because everything is close to each other. Ulaanbaatar is not that big but it’s overly populated city. So, i think compared to other countries it is really easy to get from one place to other by walking. And i think that a lot of people love to walk because walking while enjoying the weather (specially after snow). But also, there are a lot of ppl who doesn’t have car. And i think that has to do with that majority of the population is young ppl and plus car is expensive.
Oh, also on this video the person is walking around the big streets in downtown. (Where a lot of uni and schools are)
@@hoolidii Thank you for your detailed answer. It's actually great to see a lot of people walking on the streets, it makes the city more lively and interesting.
Do you think the city planners have developed enough infrastructure and regulations to ensure the city is well serviced by its transport networks, ie., private cars, delivery vans, public transport, etc.?
@@hoolidii He was walking around there
Bro dropped his thermos :( 17:11
nice!
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thanks man
21E CENTURY MONGOLIA
Beautiful city