0:00 Introduction 1:03 About choosing the name "Meanwhile in Mongolia" 1:31 First time coming to Mongolia 2:24 About "Meanwhile in Mongolia" tour company 3:15 Is Mongolia safe for female solo travelers? 4:04 Which Mongolian province did you like the most? 5:15 About road conditions in Mongolia 5:43 About learning the Mongolian language 6:35 About the English language skills of UB residents 7:42 About Mongolia's nomadic herding culture and lifestyle 9:31 About Mongolians transitioning from a nomadic to a settled lifestyle 10:54 About the daily life of nomadic herders and the challenges they face 12:30 About the young herders being attracted to the easy life of the city 12:56 About herders who have no livestock moving to the city and joining the ranks of the poor 13:47 About how climate change is affecting the lives of herders 14:36 Biggest culture shock moments in Mongolia 16:44 Key character traits of Mongolians 19:32 About the problems facing Mongolia's tourism industry 21:44 About the unique customs of Mongolia 23:39 About Mongolian cuisine 25:51 About Naadam festival 27:28 About the Lunar New Year festival 30:29 Funny events that happened during the trip to Mongolia 33:06 Breanna's city of birth and background 34:34 About the difference between the mentality of Mongolian and American people 37:54 Tips for people who are planning to visit Mongolia 38:34 Closing remarks by Bayaraa
true, when you're forced to speak Mongolian it helps you advance. I'm using Nomiin Ger language school and their tutors are amazing ... also a lot of good content on their RUclips channel. Thanks for this interview ... great content 🙏🏻 love and respect
I have a question that I have asked myself for a long time but I rarely got a clear answer: Do Mongolians consider themselves to be east or central asian? Or maybe something completely different like northeast or north asian?
for me, most challenging aspect of herder's life is if you need specialized health care ... hygiene and pit toilet is no shock, but it does make you appreciate hot showers kkk
Today’s “Mongolia” country is just Khalkha Mongols. Most Mongols, like Chahar、Khorchin、Ordos are part of China. If you don’t visit the Inner Mogolia, you missed most of Mongolia.
for everyone and especially women it is always necessary to keep a feeling of security, whenever they go, including Mongolia, and a tour agency such as Breanne’s one are helping to feel this additional assurance of a security in an unknown environment and surroundings. Well done 👍
Well, a beautiful country with beautiful people , summer is the best season for travel in Mongolia, it is sad that extremely corrupted, the Mongolian politics and extremely uneducated, lawless country today .
Yeah, I agree with you. Many people prefer to study abroad or live in a foreign country where they can have a better quality of life rather than stay in Mongolia due to political corruption and poor living conditions. Educated ones are often restricted from being nominated or elected to Parliament, while the descendants of corrupt politicians remain in power to govern.
Great interview Bayor
0:00 Introduction
1:03 About choosing the name "Meanwhile in Mongolia"
1:31 First time coming to Mongolia
2:24 About "Meanwhile in Mongolia" tour company
3:15 Is Mongolia safe for female solo travelers?
4:04 Which Mongolian province did you like the most?
5:15 About road conditions in Mongolia
5:43 About learning the Mongolian language
6:35 About the English language skills of UB residents
7:42 About Mongolia's nomadic herding culture and lifestyle
9:31 About Mongolians transitioning from a nomadic to a settled lifestyle
10:54 About the daily life of nomadic herders and the challenges they face
12:30 About the young herders being attracted to the easy life of the city
12:56 About herders who have no livestock moving to the city and joining the ranks of the poor
13:47 About how climate change is affecting the lives of herders
14:36 Biggest culture shock moments in Mongolia
16:44 Key character traits of Mongolians
19:32 About the problems facing Mongolia's tourism industry
21:44 About the unique customs of Mongolia
23:39 About Mongolian cuisine
25:51 About Naadam festival
27:28 About the Lunar New Year festival
30:29 Funny events that happened during the trip to Mongolia
33:06 Breanna's city of birth and background
34:34 About the difference between the mentality of Mongolian and American people
37:54 Tips for people who are planning to visit Mongolia
38:34 Closing remarks by Bayaraa
true, when you're forced to speak Mongolian it helps you advance. I'm using Nomiin Ger language school and their tutors are amazing ... also a lot of good content on their RUclips channel. Thanks for this interview ... great content 🙏🏻 love and respect
Thank you for your content 🙏🏻
Rock and roll😎🤟 Any chance you could do a reaction to uuhai's song khar khulz? Awesome song but i've got no clue what they're singing about.
Bayaraa, Halh Mongolians are Altaic People and They're related to the Manchurians, Turkic Ethnicities, Koreans, Japanese and even Uyghurs.
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Nice interviw pls is esay to get job as foreigner
I have a question that I have asked myself for a long time but I rarely got a clear answer: Do Mongolians consider themselves to be east or central asian? Or maybe something completely different like northeast or north asian?
for me, most challenging aspect of herder's life is if you need specialized health care ... hygiene and pit toilet is no shock, but it does make you appreciate hot showers kkk
Today’s “Mongolia” country is just Khalkha Mongols. Most Mongols, like Chahar、Khorchin、Ordos are part of China. If you don’t visit the Inner Mogolia, you missed most of Mongolia.
soon as she said safe space i clicked off
for everyone and especially women it is always necessary to keep a feeling of security, whenever they go, including Mongolia, and a tour agency such as Breanne’s one are helping to feel this additional assurance of a security in an unknown environment and surroundings. Well done 👍
@@Genso326 As if she would offer unsafe tours. What is lost is trust between people.
Well, a beautiful country with beautiful people , summer is the best season for travel in Mongolia, it is sad that extremely corrupted, the Mongolian politics and extremely uneducated, lawless country today .
I guess it's not only the mistreating of the woman during covid times that lead the PM Khurelsukh Ukhnaa to resign in January 2021.
Yeah, I agree with you. Many people prefer to study abroad or live in a foreign country where they can have a better quality of life rather than stay in Mongolia due to political corruption and poor living conditions. Educated ones are often restricted from being nominated or elected to Parliament, while the descendants of corrupt politicians remain in power to govern.
sounds like biden's usa