First Impressions of MONGOLIA : From Soviet Era to Nomadic Life

[@ElifromRussia]

Thank you a lot to everyone who follows my adventures and watches my videos 🫶🏻 📌 nomaadglamping.com - Nomaad Glamping Tours. I definitely was impressed with the team, so I recommend traveling with them :)

[@abdillahihollandis7481]

Eli from RUSSIA . Thank you . I am from DJIBOUTI and I live in SOMALILAND .

[@petrklic7064]

Dear Eli. It is perfectly OK, to do what you feel, no matter what other people think you should do. For me are videos about Paris or San Francisco boring. And i am happy, that there is someone like you, who is showing us "russian world" from Black see to Kamchatka. Including ex-soviet countries and countries which were part of that "russian world" , like Mongolia. Because of your videos, i am not "average idiot" fed by dumb western TV propaganda about Russia (drunk illiterate gopniks, poverty, dry toilets,...), because you are showing that regions as they really are. 👍💚

[@c.c.9539]

"Not all who wander are lost." - Tolkien (I think)

[@BoycottChinaa]

Dobray vetcher maya ootchitalitsa))

[@Nomaad_travel]

Hi ELI FROM RUSSIA, Thanks so much for featuring Nomaad Glamping travel in your Mongolia travel vlog! We're thrilled you had a fantastic experience and were impressed with our services. Your video beautifully captures the spirit of Mongolia, from the bustling capital of Ulaanbaatar to the vast and scenic steppes. We were particularly interested in your segment on staying with a nomadic family and learning about their way of life. It's a truly special experience to immerse yourself in Mongolia's nomadic traditions. Thanks again for featuring Nomaad Glamping travel! We hope your viewers will be inspired to experience the magic of Mongolia for themselves. Sincerely, The Nomaad Glamping travel Team

[@Nomaad_travel]

Hi ELI FROM RUSSIA, Thanks so much for featuring Nomaad Glamping travel in your Mongolia travel vlog! We're thrilled you had a fantastic experience and were impressed with our services. Your video beautifully captures the spirit of Mongolia, from the bustling capital of Ulaanbaatar to the vast and scenic steppes. We were particularly interested in your segment on staying with a nomadic family and learning about their way of life. It's a truly special experience to immerse yourself in Mongolia's nomadic traditions. Thanks again for featuring Nomaad Glamping travel! We hope your viewers will be inspired to experience the magic of Mongolia for themselves. Sincerely, The Nomaad Glamping travel Team

[@ElifromRussia]

Thank you guys , it was one of the best experiences in my life!!! 🇲🇳 🔝

[@goldenbrown3283]

What is the cost of a glamping tour ????

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussiaEINA BAKUNOVA Why remain silent in the face of Russian government atrocities and not denounce the war in Ukraine ? Is this not Russia ? This is (at its finest ) P R O P A G A N D A !

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussiaPut an end to this senseless war, withdraw ... Sanctions work ! STOP P R O P A G A N D A

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussiaС гордостью Италия, принимающая вас сторона, поддерживает Украину против незаконного вторжения и неспровоцированной войны российской агрессии. Позор Путину и всем его сторонникам! ОСТАНОВИТЬ П Р О П А Г А Н Д У

[@paulbuning690]

I spent a few months in Mongolia, travelling by motorbike from Germany all the way through Russia/Siberia. It was a wonderful trip and I love Mongolia very much. Thank you for the beautiful pictures!

[@ElifromRussia]

Thanks for sharing!

[@De5O54]

@paulbuning - Did you make it from Deutschland to Mongolia in one tank.? (some humour) I love Germany, lived there six times, love Russia, never been to Mongolia. mit gruesse, from Glasgow.

[@yingwang842]

love the last couple of sentences in this video. " What if I don't have a goal to arrive anywhere, what if the journey itself is the goal and the way itself is my home?" all the best!

[@bobgoodall1603]

Perhaps the most important quality required to be fully human is to be endlessly adaptable.

[@mattbynumfilms]

Eli from Russia is simply the best travel channel!

[@ElifromRussia]

Wow thanks 😁

[@sandragreen2650]

I agree

[@omana5726]

My great great mother was Mongolian,Russian father, Serbian mother. Life is good ❤

[@ElifromRussia]

Yay 🫶🏻😁

[@Дорогаяумрао]

Ширли -мырли.

[@metysorse]

@@Дорогаяумраоче?

[@bojandjekic1]

Moze li bolje sestro nasa 💗

[@nelen.9061]

Do you speak Serbian and Mongolian?

[@esnova11]

My childhood of 5 years. Pure freedom. Only with time u realized how cool it was

[@tun-o3m]

Монголд хийх хамгийн сайн зүйл бол эндээс аль болох хурдан нүүх

[@fabianpatzschke]

I am fascinated by the Mongolian throat singing.....very mystical!

[@ElifromRussia]

🇲🇳 🔝

[@mariep.2004]

​@@ElifromRussia Can we PLEASE have the tracklist? 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🤩

[@angyb4647]

Dear Eli, my name is Angela and I live in Canada and since I found your website I don't miss any of your trips to these wonderful places. I am always pleasantly impressed by your friendly way of describing the history and tradition of each place visited. I have learned so much from you about these places that are so far away from me and almost impossible to ever visit... here I must mention that I am a baby boomer..... Thank you so much for sharing your travel experiences. I wish you to continue to enjoy many years of traveling with the health and good mood that characterizes you. God bless

[@Qvadratus.]

Hello, baby boomer!

[@hamzamale]

Well said 🌹🌹🌹👏!

[@zojapopovic]

Eli, if I could, I would nominate you for a UNESCO ambassador. Your videos are so refreshing and alive. They are also one of the best windows to the diversity of this world. And that scene where you are sunbathing through the window of the car, with your fiery hair waving in the wind, that is something else altogether. Stuff the dreams are made of, maybe…

[@Filian777]

I would 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000% agree with that

[@alien_fugitive]

Yes that shot was so beautiful especially along with the music. I literally gasped at how pretty she looked there

[@hooloovoo90]

Loved the landscape videography along with the traditional Mongolian throat-singing music! ❤And LOL at the cat who disrupted the entire conversation with the nomadic man! 😃

[@ElifromRussia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussiaPROPAGANDA W O R K S ! You are not credible... Your father is now in good company with thousands of dead Russians and Ukrainians... And what about your friends ? Your beloved little brother is ready to fight and die ? You are not credible. You speak five languages, you are good, you are sensitive. Very good. In all these years, not a word against the war... You are not credible. You talk about Russian culture. What appears today is only culture of death... You are not credible. Autocracy, repression, censorship, torture and no outrage, only silence... You are not credible. Indiscriminate bombing, rape, looting, energy blackmail, economic and global destabilisation... You are not credible. But you are Russian... This is not politics. It is humanity. And those who read you know it. You are not credible. Children murdered, deported, old men and women refugees in foreign lands, with nothing left... You are not credible. Lies, propaganda, lies again, false motives, interests and justifications for an unprovoked and unjustified 'special military operation'... You are not credible. Nuclear threats, continuous violations of signed international agreements, violence, and more violence, despite international appeals... You are not credible. It is not politics. It is terrorism, it is terrible, it is war. You are Russians... It is not politics. You are not credible. You travel, monetizing and live serene and detached, you celebrate and are happy as if nothing happened. You are not credible. Thousands of Putin's willing executioners... It is only a culture of fear and death. And you, otherwise, belong to it and support it... MORE THAN TWO 2 YESRS OF WAR ! RUSSIANS WAKE UP ! STOP HYPOCRISY !

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussiaPROPAGANDA W O R K S ! You are not credible... Your father is now in good company with thousands of dead Russians and Ukrainians... And what about your friends ? Your beloved little brother is ready to fight and die ? You are not credible. You speak five languages, you are good, you are sensitive. Very good. In all these years, not a word against the war... You are not credible. You talk about Russian culture. What appears today is only culture of death... You are not credible. Autocracy, repression, censorship, torture and no outrage, only silence... You are not credible. Indiscriminate bombing, rape, looting, energy blackmail, economic and global destabilisation... You are not credible. But you are Russian... This is not politics. It is humanity. And those who read you know it. You are not credible. Children murdered, deported, old men and women refugees in foreign lands, with nothing left... You are not credible. Lies, propaganda, lies again, false motives, interests and justifications for an unprovoked and unjustified 'special military operation'... You are not credible. Nuclear threats, continuous violations of signed international agreements, violence, and more violence, despite international appeals... You are not credible. It is not politics. It is terrorism, it is terrible, it is war. You are Russians... It is not politics. You are not credible. You travel, monetizing and live serene and detached, you celebrate and are happy as if nothing happened. You are not credible. Thousands of Putin's willing executioners... It is only a culture of fear and death. And you, otherwise, belong to it and support it... MORE THAN TWO 2 YESRS OF WAR ! RUSSIANS WAKE UP ! STOP HYPOCRISY !

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussiaTHIS IS NOT PROPAGANDA Just to remind everyone that there are over 10,000 documented war crimes committed by the Russians, not to mention the civilian targets systematically hit (residences, schools, hospitals, sensitive infrastructure such as power plants, dams, aqueducts, stations, ports, agricultural terminals) and the "Double Taps" practice, something inspired by Islamic Jihad and Hamas. THIS IS GENOCIDE ELINA BAKUNOVA never forget this when you magnify RUSSIA

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussiaEINA BAKUNOVA Why remain silent in the face of Russian government atrocities and not denounce the war in Ukraine ? Is this not Russia ? This is (at its finest ) P R O P A G A N D A !

[@rdds7038]

Dear Eli, I have been in Paris, New York, San Francisco, Rome ecc... Unfortunately never in Mongolia and in that remote beautiful places of Russia. And I'm so jealous of you 😂❤ the places you show us are more exotic, authentic, interesting and beautiful than the "normal" tourist places.

[@omarbensad]

So beautiful ! Greetings from Morocco/France !

[@bobgoodall1603]

Can't get much cooler than where you've been. Fantastic film, drone shots,.! and editing. Unexpected talents on display from a small community.

[@ronni9443]

love your work eli, thanks for another wonderful view of a magnificent world 🇦🇺

[@ElifromRussia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussiaTHE TRUTH IS THAT YOU SUPPORT AND HAVE ALWAYS SUPPORTED PUTIN'S LIBERTICIDAL AND TYRANNICAL REGIME. YOU HAVE ALWAYS JUSTIFIED AND JUSTIFIED THE INVASION OF UKRAINE. YOU ONLY SELFISHLY EXPLOIT THE WEAKNESS AND NAIVETE OF THE WEST. YOU HAVE THOUSANDS OF VICTIMS ON YOUR CONSCIENCE FOR MORE THAN TWO YEARS.

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussiaTHE TRUTH IS THAT YOU SUPPORT AND HAVE ALWAYS SUPPORTED PUTIN'S LIBERTICIDAL AND TYRANNICAL REGIME. YOU HAVE ALWAYS JUSTIFIED AND JUSTIFIED THE INVASION OF UKRAINE. YOU ONLY SELFISHLY EXPLOIT THE WEAKNESS AND NAIVETE OF THE WEST. YOU HAVE THOUSANDS OF VICTIMS ON YOUR CONSCIENCE FOR MORE THAN TWO YEARS.

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussia EINA BAKUNOVA Why remain silent in the face of Russian government atrocities and not denounce the war in Ukraine ? Is this not Russia ?

[@drtripp13]

Russian goverment is the greatest all over the world. If you look for atricities look what your goverment did to Vietnam, Iraq, Yugoslavia, Somalia etc etc Ukraine is an instrument for your brutal politics.

[@fred993a]

Eli - you are so incredible. Thank you.

[@kamath234]

Mongolia is so beautiful. Looks like a completely different world

[@murkawicz]

This is a top tier travel video. Excellent quality, 10/10 in every category... Much love to Mongolia!!! Beautiful country and people.

[@ElifromRussia]

Thanks a lot!

[@Gunavati1]

Great video and super music, Eli! Thanks 🙏🏻❤️. Love Mongolia, such a beautiful country!

[@ElifromRussia]

Thank you so much!

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussiaNo more AUTHORITARISM

[@Qvadratus.]

@@paolodenis5898 No more sniffing little girls hairs!

[@alanpage8911]

Yes, I thought the music was cool, too.

[@aizhongwen]

Thanks for sharing your amazing excursion in Mongolia. Your guide is excellent. God bless your hard work.

[@AmericanEmperor]

Eli you present these topics like a seasoned TV reporter! Bravo. It is very interesting to watch your videos!

[@w.terrace5394]

Although I'm not Mongolian, by just looking at the endless highlands of Mongolia, I feel like I'm finally home again.

[@LouisHansell]

Eli, I cannot tell you how much I appreciate your episodes. YT only lets me give you one 'thumbs up'. There aren't enough thumbs on Earth to show you how much I like your videos.

[@IBNHATTUTA]

You nailed the music! 😍 great video as always

[@ElifromRussia]

Thank you so much!!! 😍

[@1899..]

قاسم😂

[@YogiMoto108]

Greetings from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, thank you for making and sharing this amazing video, Mongolia looks absolutely beautiful. I think you’re far cooler than you may think, travelling to Mongolia is much better than travelling to European capital cities or visiting America in my humble opinion.

[@ElifromRussia]

Thanks for watching!

[@HelenGolovina-y9h]

Depends on which capital. I would love to go to Edinburgh. I loved Madrid, we go there any time. They organise amazing bus excursions in the 100 km radius from Madrid, with places like Toledo. Also Prague. Usually it is the second biggest city in each country that is the best, small enough and big enough at the same time. Barcelona, Isfahan in Iran. Mediaeval towns of Germany, like Lybeck. In Italy I do not at all ant to go to Rome, looks too touristy. But I would love to go to Ravenna. The same goes for Russia. St Petersburg is so much more worth the visit than Moscow. Already only for the Hermitage. But St Petersburg and Russia in general is depressing for me, cannot stay in St Petersburg for more than 3 days without the help of psychotropic drugs. Europe is great, but you have to use your brain and your heart and do some research and think about where you want to go. Never rely on the tourist paths and traps. There are not even real, they rip off your money and limit your visit to an amazing Old town by just a few streets. I can se this in my home town of Tallinn. Tourists stay on 3/5 streets, those are packed with tourists who have no idea about what they want. And 70 per cent of the Old town is empty. Which is the way I like it, all for me, peaceful and really mediaeval. Really mediaeval, not for show. Just saying that if anyone ever comes to Tallinn, the Old town has more to it than the Town Hall square and Viru street. Just saying although I probably should not. Less competition for peace and quiet. I think one should travel to one place at a time and concentrate. Do the homework, think things through> what kind of stuff you want to see. If you just wonder around aimlessly, following the herd of other tourists, you just waste your time and money. Ever wondered why cafes and restaurants on main streets never have local clients. Because we are aware of much better places. For example I hate Las Ramblas in Barcelona. It is crazy. There is so much there that you end up experiencing absolutely nothing. But if you walk just 5 minutes from it, keeping in mind that you know where you are going, you will find the real Barcelona. So, my lesson from all my travelling is to do my homework. The less time I have somewhere, the more I have to think things through. But yes, sometimes I just want to walk aimlessly and see where I end up. But do not make the mistake of blindly following the herd of other tourists, others like you who have no idea where it is wort to go. Go where your heart calls you. And usually the streets most empty are the most interesting. Maybe it is just me but I simply cannot stand it when people are all packed on top of each other. I cannot understand why so many people like to eat their dinner on a crazy street, outside, with 8 rows of heavy traffic and all the people right 5 cms from you. Some people enjoy that kind of thing. But I would look for the places where locals like to go If some places have only tourists, it is better to keep away. I also like to read in cafes so I usually look for cafes that would be a good reading environment.

[@humungushumungus213]

@@HelenGolovina-y9hyour a typical tourist that thinks you’re something special, but in reality you’re 💩 😂

[@astaj6183]

Thank you for a nice video. I am really glad you released videos of Mongolia. Hello. Mongolian bros. I am a solongos hun. I think you people are literally our brothers. I love swastica. It means charity and power, and designed with moving of northen seven stars. I heard news that Mongolia suffered from very cold winter. Hopefully everything will be OK. And I heard news about overflow of Ural rivers. I hope that Russian and Kazakh bros hang in there and stay strong. Thanks again for the nice video. Greetings from South Korea.

[@alexanderdavis7749]

Very special part of the world... would love to visit!

[@thomasschroeder1965]

Hello, this is another very nice video, I love these travel videos from Eli from Russia. I hope one day when I have enough time I can visit Russia and travel to these beautiful places, I'm looking forward to it, until then greetings from Germany

[@LMB2301]

Really stunning photography with the drone! Excellent vlog, well done and thanks for sharing a virtual taste of Mongolia and helping the rest of the world dream of travelling to exotic destinations! Definitely NOT boring!!! Greetings from Sweden 😊

[@AndrewJerkins]

This one is a special one Eli. Thank you!

[@ElifromRussia]

🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@paolodenis5898]

​​@@ElifromRussia ELINA BAKUNOVA Why remain silent in the face of Russian government atrocities and not denounce the war in Ukraine ? Is this not Russia ?

[@Qvadratus.]

@@paolodenis5898 Why remain silent in the face of Israel government atrocities and not denounce the war in Palestine?

[@paolodenis5898]

@@Qvadratus. I completely agree with you, in fact I don't remain silent even against Hamas or the Houthis, the clan of Bashar al-Assad and especially against all tyrants, despots, dictatorships and those who hypocritically support bloody war like you, don't you friend of Putin?

[@paolodenis5898]

@Qvadratus. I completely agree with you, in fact I don't remain silent even against Hamas or the Houthis, Islamic Revolutionary Guard, the clan of Bashar al-Assad and especially against all tyrants, despots, dictatorships and those who hypocritically support bloody war... just like you, don't you friend of Putin? STOP P R O P A G A N D A !

[@nomadic_orthodox]

Glad to see you visited Mongolia. While most people live in cities the culture is still nomadic and people preserve it. Which is important to not lose your identity in this modern world. It’s our second home and we’re celebrating the day we’re finally going back. Edit: Mongolians value education a lot! That’s why schools are mostly even more modern than government buildings. And parents are doing everything (!) for their children’s education. I always admired them for that.

[@tomahawk1705b]

Your music, filming and narration is on a whole other level well done!, truly captivated and taken away to another land to explore and understand. I've only seen Mongolia on the maps thanks for bringing it to life.

[@Lex-Hawthorn]

Anybody can go to a capital or major city. Not everyone can go to the places that you take us to Eli. Thank you for your posts. Enjoy them so much.

[@susanvallarino7222]

I LOVE WHAT YOU ARE DOING, THESE VIDEOS ARE ENTERTAINING AND EDUCATIONAL, KEEP UP THE GOoD WORK! MANY BLESSINGS 2 YOU + YOUR COLLEAGUES!

[@GingerBreadMan144]

This is amazing Eli!!! One of my favorites of your adventures! I will share this video with my friend in Buryatia! We were just talking this morning about the similarities between Buryatian and Mongolian culture!

[@yo2trader539]

Buryats are Mongols occupied by Russia.

[@IgsorZar]

@@yo2trader539 Texas is the Mexicans occupied by America) Barselona-Catalans occupied by Spain North Ireland is Ireland occupied by England.

[@GingerBreadMan144]

​@@yo2trader539 I don't know about that topic, but I'm willing to listen, learn, and try to understand.

[@GingerBreadMan144]

​@@IgsorZar😢

[@yo2trader539]

@@GingerBreadMan144 Buryat language, cuisine, clothing, music, wrestling and religion is heavily Mongolic in nature. Historically, Lake Baikal region was the most valuable and contested area since the last ice age. Turkic clans, who co-existed and often inter-married with Mongolic clans to form alliances, also lived near Altai Mountains to Lake Baikal region. Various Turkic clans (like the Xiongnu federation, Gokturks, Uyghurs, or Yenisei Kyrgyz) ruled the Mongolian steppe for thousand of years before the Mongol Empire. The Sakha (aka Yakut) people are Turkic tribes that used to live near Lake Baikal region. According to their folklore, they were pushed out north by Mongolic clans during the Mongol expansion in the 13th century.

[@akibanam2665]

Mongolia is one of the countries on my list of places to visit 💙 The beautiful landscape, the excellent drone shot, and your storytelling style make the video perfect. I feel like connected to the video and also traveling with you 🤝 I had a great day and it ended with one of my favorites on KZbin, now it's a good night for me✌️ Eli, have a good day and continue to grow 👍 May all of us be blessed with good🤲

[@wlbraun2024]

Thank you a lot for another view of such an amazing part of the world: And thanks you take us along on your your own paths. It's all so very interesting.

[@brengineering1836]

Don't don't you sleep

[@hoopoebonsai3510]

Exploring Mongolia through this video was like embarking on a journey through time and nature's untouched beauty. From the vast steppes to the rich cultural heritage, Mongolia truly captivates the soul. Thank you for sharing this mesmerizing glimpse into such a fascinating land!.

[@ishmamsabab5884]

As well as less crowded

[@hoopoebonsai3510]

@@ishmamsabab5884 Yeah, the population of Mongolia is only 3 million on top of that the land is huge.

[@Ultra-Violet]

The capital is the most polluted in the world 🤷🏻

[@ElifromRussia]

Thank you so much :)

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussia GO, VISIT UKRAINE

[@SherlyElsa]

I love the video. It's beautiful. It's the first time I've seen Mongoli. Your journey through Mongolia sounds absolutely captivating! Starting from Ulan-Ude, transitioning into the vibrant cityscape of Ulaanbaatar, and then immersing yourself in the vast, serene steppes with a nomadic family must offer a profound glimpse into both the historical Soviet influence and the enduring traditions of Mongolia. Experiencing the blend of urban life and the timeless nomadic lifestyle firsthand is truly a unique adventure. Enjoy every moment of your exploration.

[@boriso6226]

I was in Omsk last Summer, my family's friend is from Ulan-Ude , I want to go there too)) Thanks for hard work, from Florida a big hug!

[@allisbiz]

Superb Eli! The aerial shots were nicely integrated. I traveled there for two weeks by train from Beijing on the way to Moscow in 1992 just after the USSR had collapsed and their economy was in shambles. We had to sneak our relatively fresh food in from China and eat in basements while in the capital but everyone was so resilient and hopeful. I could tell so many great stories form that land. Our driver was drunk all the time and lost but there was nothing to crash into on the steppe so we drove from Ger to Ger (Yurt) asking for directions and became guests automatically. They plied us with fermented horse milk before sending us off again so we were always drunk too!

[@PeterAlp-b3t]

This video is a jewel. I agree that visiting areas such as Mongolia etc is much more interesting than Paris, London and other Western cities and sights. Thank you for sharing lovely Mongolia.

[@etcwhatever]

I wish the mongolian people had better living conditions. But at the same that they dont lose their traditions. The West is a dumpster fire of insanity rn.

[@Joseph-xt2qg]

LOVE the "off the beaten path" travel videos! It's so great to see how local people live and to go beyond famous cities. Makes me want to go to Mongolia!

[@ElifromRussia]

Yay!

[@stephenlabranche7201]

Eli, I am so happy that you traveled the road less traveled. I absolutely adore your videos. Just recently I read a book about Genghis Khan one of the great leaders ever and how he shaped the modern world. I am watching the video now and I’m watching the children dancing in costume. The way that you produce these videos with all of the scenery and the music and the costumes and all of the information is amazing. I feel like I’m right there with you. Thank you so very much, my dear. Keep up the good work. 🙏 💕

[@kzlfaku]

The videos Eli make are so professional. Like watching the good'ol Discovery Channel. Well made, and very interesting. You learn something new all the time. Must be hours upon hours of work to make it so well.

[@ElifromRussia]

Wow, thank you! 🫶🏻

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussiaPROPAGANDA W O R K S ! You are not credible... Your father is now in good company with thousands of dead Russians and Ukrainians... And what about your friends ? Your beloved little brother is ready to fight and die ? You are not credible. You speak five languages, you are good, you are sensitive. Very good. In all these years, not a word against the war... You are not credible. You talk about Russian culture. What appears today is only culture of death... You are not credible. Autocracy, repression, censorship, torture and no outrage, only silence... You are not credible. Indiscriminate bombing, rape, looting, energy blackmail, economic and global destabilisation... You are not credible. But you are Russian... This is not politics. It is humanity. And those who read you know it. You are not credible. Children murdered, deported, old men and women refugees in foreign lands, with nothing left... You are not credible. Lies, propaganda, lies again, false motives, interests and justifications for an unprovoked and unjustified 'special military operation'... You are not credible. Nuclear threats, continuous violations of signed international agreements, violence, and more violence, despite international appeals... You are not credible. It is not politics. It is terrorism, it is terrible, it is war. You are Russians... It is not politics. You are not credible. You travel, monetizing and live serene and detached, you celebrate and are happy as if nothing happened. You are not credible. Thousands of Putin's willing executioners... It is only a culture of fear and death. And you, otherwise, belong to it and support it... MORE THAN TWO 2 YESRS OF WAR ! RUSSIANS WAKE UP ! STOP HYPOCRISY !

[@straywolf77]

Eli...you are beyond cool! There is SO MUCH to see on this planet besides western cosmopolitan cities. Thank you for sharing your trips with us!

[@josephhoward5076]

Thanks,for another awesome video!

[@mrprutten]

Eli, I am so happy that you choose to visit so many unusual places. It benefits all who watch your channel. You certainly will have grown in ways that you wouldn't otherwise achieve. You really create wonderful videos. I always look forward to the next one. Thank you for doing your great work. Fantastic! 🌷

[@dw4956]

Such beautiful souls, thank you Eli for showing the true meaning of the word 'diversity'

[@marktotham6193]

I'm jealous of you and I am from Tasmania... always wanted to go to Mongolia... cheers for sharing.

[@TORSA_PURBA]

I watched this youtube channel recommended by my lecturer and it is really amazing. Your exploration from the bustling capital of Ulaanbaatar to the vast and scenic steppes is really cool and interesting. As someone who has a strong desire to travel but is currently limited by circumstances, your detailed representation of the trail and your experience was nothing short of enthralling. Your attention to detail, both during filming and editing, is excellent and deeply appreciated. Thank you for sharing your wonderful experiences!

[@sandor7594]

11:32 Eli! You are the best tourist. Going to trendy places is so boring. You show us the world that very few people know.

[@ИгорьМаслов-л9х]

Эли, добрый вечер! Какая Вы все-таки молодец! Такие интересеые и познавательные видео снимаете, да ещё бонусом учусь английскому. Спасибо за Ваш труд!

[@ElifromRussia]

Спасииииибо, как я рада!

[@robertsargent4600]

When you hear that snow crunching you know it's cold ❄️

[@michaelcolsonmicolson]

Merci Elina pour ce voyage en Mongolie ! Je découvre ce peuple Mongol, dont je ne connais pas grand-chose. Je découvre les conditions de vie extrêmes des populations citadines et des nomades. Je découvre les traditions authentiques, les spécialités culinaires et les différentes occupations... J'adore entendre le craquement de la neige à chaque pas ! La vue aérienne depuis l'avion est superbe ! 😎👌👍

[@crazychicSHENA]

Love Mongolian culture and snowy winters🥰

[@patrickanderson2999]

Great video and super music, Thanks. Mongolia, such a beautiful country!! ❤

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

11:16 The next 55 seconds are my favorite Eli from Russia moment so far. Perfect.

[@abebrosiczki637]

Absolutely loved it! Waiting patiently for your Uzbekistan vlogs as well! 🙏

[@ElifromRussia]

Very soon!

[@paolodenis5898]

​@@ElifromRussiaPut an end to this senseless war, withdraw ... Sanctions work ! STOP P R O P A G A N D A !

[@randjisavage8030]

I wish I could travel like you. Those places look beautiful!!

[@Karamoonsage]

It is difficult *not* to immerse yourself in the landscape and the people cinematically captured in this video. I found the soundtrack of the throat singing to be catchy and quite fitting for this content. Beautifully done, Eli! I enjoy watching all of your work, and I always come away learning something new.

[@ElifromRussia]

Wow, thank you!

[@ashleysmiles7806]

You are cool! I am so jealous of you. I will travel to Mother Russia and Mongolia this summer. But winter indeed looks cool too

Believe me I envy you to know and visit so many places full of cultural heritage some day some way I would love to visit))

[@retrofuturelife]

Thank you Eli for taking us through this travel journey. Amazing visuals & awesome background music. I became a fan of the mongolian trippy music!

[@scottsellers9039]

Once again, thank you from America. Much honor to you for showing us the wonderful world! God bless you.

[@bobbiejay2085]

Fabulous video. Love love love the music. Your filming and editing skills highlight the simple magnificence of the Mongolian people and country.

[@markusalexandra3496]

Dear Eli, I love that you are allowing yourself to walk your path where it leads you - this time to Mongolia- and not following the critical mass. Great exploration of Mongolia, thanks for sharing with us the old traditions, the culture of nomadic moving and schools. Thanks to your tip about Go Mongolia I feel closer to make a visit myself one day as well. Cheers 🤍🌿

[@watchreviews4k]

Interesting content. Keep up the good work on your channel. Regards, WR4K.

[@ljosephdumas3113]

Back at'cha, N2LJD.

[@nowherech]

Just the first frames are amazing! We also want to visit there and make a documentaries like you! We are based in Helsinki and our last video was about the culture of sauna in FINLAND! You are a inspiration for us 😍

[@giulianobonaldo2995]

Exactly! Is really interesting to see different cultures! 🧐

[@nowherech]

@@giulianobonaldo2995 yes absolutely 💯

[@sandrakorhonen6929]

Greetings from Finland 🤗 When you will visit here?

[@nowherech]

@@sandrakorhonen6929 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@vitordelima]

Interesting...

[@DalTonichka]

Эли, спасибо большое за такую красоту, которую я имею возможность смотреть твоими глазами. Съемка шикарная и интервью людей - такие интересные! ❤ от души спасибо

[@michaelolabisiraheem4703]

You are promoting your culture, Eli, that is an excellent of you! Time will come, your fellow country men and women will be envious of you for your popularity. Keep it up. Some of us appreciate you.

[@BuddyWebb-rf6vh]

You are positive and young, We really appreciate and learning about that part of the world and Remember, beautiful Russia We are all people and Humans, West is sick with russophobia, stay safe , security people just love you and try to keep you all safe, understand ❤

[@sovereignjoe5730]

Спасибо за ваше прекрасное видео, Эли, полное красоты, чудес и мудрости,.. Большая признательность. Thanks for your beautiful video Eli, full of beauty, wonders & wisdom, .. much appreciation.

[@ElifromRussia]

Спасиииииииииибо!!

[@zolboobayarulziisaikhan561]

Hello Eli, thanks for your trip to my amazing country. Some facts I need to fix. Buryats are ethnic Mongolians their language is officially Mongolian language, Buryat dialect. I’m so impressed with Soviet era cultural heritage. I have been learning Russian language in high school for 5 years with my teacher Tatiana Anatolevna.

[@peaceandlove544]

What beautiful country!! And those children. Great school! Great dances and customes and music!

[@christhomson6153]

What an amazing and interesting video Eli....a huge eye opener...😊😘

[@stevenhandorf3145]

Very serene and beautiful. The climate may be harsh, but the hospitality is warm and authentic.

[@colofsco1]

I live in the UK, I'd rather go to Mongolia than San Francisco. Fantastic insight, keep up the good work Eli.

[@Clyde-Crashcup]

Eli, I've watched several of your videos by now. You've done an outstanding job of making these videos. You've shown us amazing and beautiful people and the countries they live in, without involving politics at all. Without your efforts I would never get even a glimpse of all that you've shown us. Thank You!

[@tunthianlalhauzel9752]

Thanks Eli for showing less seen and known places and that is what makes ur channel unique and fresh. As you rightly said travelling the less beaten path. Keep up the good work and know that among the many travel KZbin channel, yours stand out and holds a special place for the viewers.

[@ScottTaylor-ru3hi]

The squeaky crunchy sound your boots make in the snow gives me shivers!

[@adeyoliver1680]

Stunningly beautiful scenery, videography and of course Eli herself 😊, what an incredible trip, thank you so much for sharing. ❤

[@ElifromRussia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cleoclarensia]

I was recently interested in the mongolian culture because of a korean drama i watched. it was amazing and intriguing to learn and see how they really are and thank you eli for sharing. really amazed by how broad and wonderful their culture is

[@bertanelson8062]

I always say, "my home is where I am." Thank you for this fabulous view of this part of Mongolia. I understand there's part that is closer to China & Chinese culture. It's a vast land. Very interesting that you had the same or similar school desks, notebooks & book packs as the students do now. No need to change what works! Thank you, Eli, for another adventure.

[@HeshigtenMongol]

No Chinese and no thanks

[@huselman]

No. Mongolians deliberately chose to stay away from Chinese cultural influence.

[@banarama4144]

​@@huselmanThank God Inner Mongolia is Chinese.

[@banarama4144]

​@@HeshigtenMongolCIA/NED/MI6 troll

[@MRT-co1sd]

@@huselmanFact1: The upper class Mongolians did not want to be independent from China, only the lower classes Mongolians decided to go independent from China China. Of course, the Chinese let them go. Fact2: There’s more Mongolians living in China than in Mongolia.

[@SaltyDog69]

Eli, thank you for not going down everyone else’s path and seeing there is more to this world than big city life. I too, was surprised by how nice and modern the school was in that area. I think the more you travel, you realize what a small world we live in.

[@lettyschlieper7410]

Eli. You're a TRAILBLAZER. So Cool. 🚶‍♀️👍

[@lawrence4318]

Eli, Thank you. You never fail to please us ..with your wonderful adventures. You are a trailblazer, and so you surpass all those conformists who only want to visit the boring global “ hotspots. I love the way you lend your full attention to a nomadic tribesman telling you of his migrations among the steppes. You hang on his every word, with utmost respect....as if you understand the language he is speaking. And, I love the music you chose to accompany this episode....especially that piece with a clip from an American Wild West melody.

[@richardgoebel123]

Love your energy ✨️. You bring your travels back home and are a breath of fresh air!! Thank you for your authenticity and grace ❤😊

[@ElifromRussia]

Thank you so much!!

[@sdwalther2]

How interesting!! I love throat singing. What a delight to see the people and country where it is from. Your video's are so interesting. Common people going about their lives in ancient cultures. Thank you!

[@patman1505]

Well Done Eli ! Thanks for taking the Road Less Traveled! You are an inspiration to all of us who wander.Я с нетерпением жду ваших путешествий, ваши видео делают мой день. Спасибо за вашу работу и видение. patrick

[@johnpompe2632]

That music is incredibly cool. Thanks Eli

[@marinavlady6922]

Eli, I totally agree with you. Travelling off the beaten path is much more interesting. ❤

[@gyorgymiskolczi4517]

Én is burját vagyok! Üdvözlet Magyarországról! Köszönöm ezt a videót!

[@vaughansamuelson6552]

Once again, stunning views and interesting lifestyles. Thank you for taking us there. Keep it up.

[@ElifromRussia]

Thank you! Will do!

[@meditator433]

Mongolia is fascinating, and I love the wide open spaces. Thanks for all your hard work. I love your channel.

[@heinzgassner1057]

Another lovely, amazingly beautiful and heartwarming video. Congratulations ! ❤❤❤

[@ElifromRussia]

Thank you so much!

[@josielewis3258]

This is one of my favorite videos! I love the Mongolian people and especially love eating Tsuivan! It's so delicious! I could eat that every day and never get tired of it.

[@harrydecker8731]

Your videos never cease to amaze me! I keep learning more about the world and all the different people from your videos. Despite differences, I can see that we are more alike than we are different. But it's the differences that make this world more interesting.

úžasný film , nádherné Mongolsko. Je to krásne, dozvedieť sa o krajine, tak ďalekej ako je Mongolsko. Eli robíš to super, pokračuj. Teším sa na ďalší diel . Pozdrav zo Slovenska.

[@huselman]

I thought 'uzasny' meant awful.

@@huselman " úžasný " means amazing

[@huselman]

@ False friends with the Russian word.

[@Etienne_O]

I can see that the video production is improving with each video and the music is particularly well chosen. Don't give up and keep working hard ; this channel deserves a lot more views