Most Dangerous Ways To School | MONGOLIA | Free Documentary

The ice covering the river is treacherous and ever-changing in appearance. Despite this, Tuguldur has to find a suitable point at which to cross the river. The 10-year-old nomadic boy rides his horse alone to school and each time must cross the frozen Tunkhel river in the north of Mongolia. His school day begins in the afternoon. Because the sun has softened the ice on some parts of the river’s surface, he cannot trust the ice everywhere. One wrong decision and his horse could slip on the ice - with him on its back - or break through into the cold water below. Even if he were to remain unhurt in such a situation, little Tuguldur would not manage to get back on the horse’s saddle by himself.
For nomadic Mongolian girl Delgertsetseg, the route to school is equally difficult. The 12-year-old starts school early, when the thermometer at her home shows -30 degrees Celsius. Her father delivers her into the village under moonlight, through deep ruts and slippery snow slopes. Due to the possibility of sliding on the ice and the obvious associated dangers, the police have banned the use of motorbikes in villages during the winter months. However, Delgertsetseg’s father has no other choice - he does not have the money for a safer car.
What these two nomadic children have in common is their eager anticipation for the warm and ice-free spring, even though they have to overcome the hardships of this school route the day before the traditional Mongolian New Year.

[@FreeDocumentary]

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[@lovelyladie3456]

Thank you for sharing these videos I’m absolutely obsessed

[@ameramad2565]

Truely Fantastic. I can't thank you enough for the great work and efforts put into this great documentaries. Showing us these breathtaking videos full of life challenges of remote areas take us to the Beautiful sides of earth and make us appreciate what we have and God creation of all elements of the universe. Thank you much and God bless you

[@catherinemuthoni1382]

We want the Nicaragua one ..the one for the 3 girls

[@CS-eb4bb]

Hi how about the other kids in your other documentaries ? Pls also setup a go fund me page for them also.

[@elizabethhaynes9261]

9999ooooooooooooooooooļ

[@AriaHiggins222]

Who else is LOVING these shows?

[@kaleishalee7429]

right?!

[@Baptb11717]

Binging

[@shinythings2017]

Me!! So inspiring

[@emmajones8590]

Great docu's, I am enjoying them as well. But then I love travel vlogs.

[@AbdulaiMohammedSadat]

me

[@charliedominguez4730]

Her father love her so much to suffer the ride just to send her to school😇😇salute to all the parents who supported their children..

[@myownchannel1714]

I agreed with you. Even the part where there was a wild dog aftering them. Imagine if her dad didn't take her to school ?

[@Michaelholt32]

Charlie Dominguez salute to all of the children and parents that gotta do this every year

[@Ms_Tania]

Charlie Well said!! :)

[@msBellosa]

Charlie Dominguez yes

[@tsevelmaachimid7651]

😇👍👍👍😍😍😍👫👪😍👀❤👍👍👍

[@bulgabattumur3425]

I am Mongolian. I am glad to see that our children are still being raised with loving care and discipline.

[@Travelingman-1980]

Sain banuu

[@bulgabattumur3425]

Travelingman 1980 Sain. Sain baina uu?

[@titan9259]

Sure is.

[@iamusmanshabbir142]

Oya Hoya G. I am also glad to seen them......

[@celinaastbury4619]

aaaa sain banuu im only half mongolian and my mongolian is limited, sometimes i forgot other mongolian people exist cus i dont know any others but my mother and brother djsj

[@munkhzayalkhagvadorj6416]

I am Mongolian too. This documentary takes me back to my childhood time. We used to walk to school and home even though it’s freezing cold. Sometimes we froze our cheeks and fingers. That time I hate cold but now I am proud of the way we used to survive. It is incredible memory. Also it made children grow strong. Proud of being mongolian

[@ilgustaw4397]

yo yag2

[@utpalbanerjee382]

Yes, really Mongolian are strong. That is why they could keep their sovereignty from their land shark neighbour.

[@positivethoughtchannel]

Realy can I add you in Facebook I'm Pilipino

[@michaelmaya7742]

@@ilgustaw4397 beautiful memories!

[@randallhesse5011]

Has anyone seen the movie/documentary "The eagle huntress" ? Good video. It's quite a bit like this video.

[@Mikearoniandcheese]

Delgertsetseg the 12 year old girl will forever remember and cherish those motorcycle rides with her farther. Simple everyday things are the most treasured memories.

[@theghostinthemirror8158]

They really are! I live in Canada and go to school across my city for a program ( it’s about an hours drive) of course that commute is absolutely nothing compared to this but even still I appreciate so much the rides that I get from my parents. Precious 1 on 1 time.

[@sandyb2391]

I think these videos should be showed in every school. U.S. and Canada

[@sanyasayon6995]

Australia, New Zealand, Britain and France...

[@shivshankaryadav4680]

And India

[@apocevil]

Why? It is their choice to live in remote areas where transportation is difficult and schools are far away. They have the option to move into urban areas and not deal with this everyday but they like it this way. What is the point of showing those videos on schools? Can you explain in to me? It is all fascinating but they are nomads and this is the way of their life.

[@melissam1652]

@@apocevil To show kids what being 'independent' and responsibilities really is. Here in the West, there's no really sense of responsibility or independents. The kids here simply don't learn it. Thats the advantage that these kids get over ours. A touch of reality and true sense of one's self.

[@selinarobinson2545]

That's so true all children in these videos have respect and help their parents and were uninformed in no man land

[@carolinemakandi9369]

The 10-year-old nomadic boy riding his horse for 10KM is my hero!!!

[@numeprenume512]

why?

[@carolinemakandi9369]

@@numeprenume512 Because he did something 10 years old babies from my country can't do!!

[@aditroitz]

@@carolinemakandi9369 check other episode, the 6yo boy from Mexico.. what's he did just to go to school, you need to watch it

[@carolinemakandi9369]

@@aditroitz Will definitely watch it today.... Thank you for the recommendation...

[@aditroitz]

@@carolinemakandi9369 i hope you not change your hero, after watching him 😏

[@kinshela8588]

That horse is the real MVP here

[@maryjoymanching7796]

that horse deserves tasty treats and good rest

[@SL33P-WALK3R]

@@maryjoymanching7796 The hores is so the rider gets "good rest" and will become the "tasty treat" later. 🤣😂😈

[@rikk7041]

My mother grew up in the prairies of western Canada. When she went to school in the 1930s, she rode a horse a few miles, even when very young. When she arrived at school, the horse turned around and walked back to the farm on its own. Near the end of the school day, the horse walked alone back to the school to retrieve my mom. True story! I don't know if this happened in the cold winter months though. Sadly, I can't ask Mom these questions any more.

[@Ilovewatchingmovies]

Wow such an amazing story! May your mom rest in peace 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Luffy3713]

Amongst the "Most Dangerous Ways To School" series, this is by far the easiest and happiest hardship I have seen so far.

[@18fizah]

I hv to agree

[@hamidhamidi3134]

Now imagine the girls in Afghanistan who will be beaten and abused by the Taliban for attending school.

[@tl8211]

Not just because the way is relatively easy, but particularly because the school looks very nice for this series.

[@4u25out]

The boy and his horse,brave young man.

[@ineednothin6373]

Write a book bout that.

[@aditroitz]

You need to watch the Mexico episode... It's a 6yo boy, who hiking just to go to school

[@emilyqiyuewang2101]

its Mongolia horse is just like bicycle to those kids

[@user-dr5jv1wk4j]

@maniac9565 those horses are more stronger than the normal ones. And have thicker fur so it can handle the weather*.

[@MyDreamsx]

@@user-dr5jv1wk4j Only bad thing is that the horse is little too skinny;/

[@ms_med]

The way Delgertsetseg's dad looks at her is so heartwarming.

[@lp2059]

totally agreed 🥺🥺

[@mylabelle6436]

What beautiful People the Mongolians

[@ethenstone6165]

Absolutely

[@zxck2266]

As a mongolian i feel like i have to tell u, most country ppl are nice but city ppl they r mostly assholes and half of our population is centered at UB city

[@tsevelmaachimid7651]

😇😍👪👍👍👍👀❤👍👍👍

[@melodystudio1372]

Why thank u

[@thaistick2412]

Stuffs with Zack it is the same for ALL people regardless of race, ethnicity and sexual orientation. when there are. NOT many people around, we tend to be nicer to each other. however, when there are shit load of people live in close proximity to each other, we ALL tend to be an asshole.....it is human nature.....😉

[@jivi8213]

Who else started watching this while the Quarantine is going on.

[@joshuawapoose979]

here lol

[@philip9566]

Watched every single one of them since the beginning!

[@leonchang1981]

Same here

[@dilloncompton6102]

So dumb

[@Shinkapshin]

yeah ...

[@monkeynumbernine]

That young boy is so brave..he presses on, riding his horse, crossing the sketchy river...he will grow into a man's man!

[@lucyjones-s2w]

fr

[@annabelle9792]

i suggest these documentaries should be viewed at school...it will touch a million hearts and they'll focus on their studies..sure i am..

[@tushidaimary4045]

You are right.

[@celiarebagoda1402]

Agree

[@geodez2959]

There would probably be less school shootings if they did. Hopefully kids would realize how easy they have it and how trivial their problems really are.

[@Angela-jv4sz]

I assure you documentaries in school are really just a chance to rest and not to have to listen to a teacher. Maybe you do some essay about it and that's it. Documentaries are almost unuseful if teachers are idiots or society sucks. Also, fun fact, my heart was usually touched by documentaries and movies about less fortunate children. Still school was shit and among all the teachers I had from 6 to 14 only two deserved my respect and made school seem a good thing. I learned life values and knowledge from books. School was just a place I had to stay with hateful people and there I learned only how to recognize hypocrisy. When you are 8 and every morning you ask yourself why your life revolves around a place full of people you despise, do you relly think documentaries are the solution? Don't you think we should focus more on educating people outside school so they can have a better influence on kids so kids go to school more willingly?

[@annabelle9792]

Criceti in Fuga...I will if i can...and it will be applied to the Phils..my country if u think ur country can't..our teachers are not idiot!

[@God.sDaughter]

What makes me so happy about this video is that even when the children are raised in such harsh conditions, they still find some reason to smile and enjoy their adventure. Humble souls who have learnt to appreciate life and all it gets to thrown at them. These documentaries really warm my heart☺️☺️☺️☺️.

[@gantrnd]

and there have been many Ivy league graduates who came from one of these rural high schools. I am a city boy myself, so it boggles my mind how the steppes prepare the most hardy, hard working and out of the box people I met.

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

I know right. I smiled so many times watching this documentary.

[@ittybittyattic]

Agreed! I showed these videos to my eight year old and told her she wasn’t allowed to complain about one more single thing ever again. We live in comfy America.

[@idrzyts.6425]

Thank you so much for showing my country so accurately and clearly. This is the best documentary of Mongolia I watched so far! But people who are are watching this gotta remember that this is a small village of Mongolia and we have big cities that have better circumstances. Cause some foreigners seems to be visualising whole Mongolia like shown in this documentary. Thank you again for your effort and hardwork!

[@Mahomesfan615]

I read somewhere recently that Mongolia is one the best countries to raise kids

[@diogomontenegro9020]

Sou Brasileiro

[@SueMaha21]

If only I could be half as smart and courageous as this little boy. Wow, he is truly an inspiration. And the parents in these videos should be given a gold medal.

[@BornForEntrepreneurs]

videos should be showed in every school. U.S. UK, and Canada

[@gshrdy5415]

only those?.

[@coolpeople1622]

Why what is your meaning

[@coolpeople1622]

@NONYA Business I am she

[@mannydizzle9]

yup, spoiled kids can't make it class on time living a couple blocks away

[@Qishilu5]

Press F to respect the non-speaking english countries

[@wavemaker2077]

After watching the video about the students going to school in Oimjakon, it feels like every other place is not that cold anymore.

[@mercynamikoye9084]

Yea

[@evyhalim888]

I was just about to say the same thing 😀

[@ari-sg3ip]

Wavemaker have you ever experienced your snot freezing? That’s how it is during the winter

[@AcidCristals]

Wavemaker yessss

[@happybunny1148]

same as what im thinking 😂

[@leenardo2234]

This is far better than the other documentaries. I loved those kids, they obey teachers and their parents..

[@suzie_lovescats]

Mister Lee I bet they appreciate school more especially if they're risking their lives to get there 😉

[@tohmaseguchi8505]

These parents use their kids as mules though

[@romella_karmey]

@@tohmaseguchi8505 every asian country where they were family oriented and religious.

[@tohmaseguchi8505]

@@romella_karmey its basically a cycle of child abuse, neglect, and poverty..and people praise this....

[@tumors1670]

I they don’t obey teachers and their parents

[@mdnoormdnoor8346]

Dear, I salute to all dads who take the responsibilities to educate their children, no matter what the situation and conditions... Those children should be grateful n proud of their dad and respect them forever... I miss my dad... 😥 he has 13 children n i m the eldest... Thsnks dad for srnding me to school n become a better person... Tq dad n 💘 you

[@zymonch]

Wow! The 10y/o boy was so brave to travel by himself, to think that he can’t even get up on the horse alone.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 God bless these children.🙏

[@natashatuli7535]

Amazing .The Mongolian nomads have taught life skills to their kids (the most important one for survival) .Huge respect 🙏🙏

[@olyamereacre3326]

❤❤❤True. They taught them to be strong even in extreme cold.

[@krisamagus1]

I'm binge watching these films.All of them are truly incredible.Just wow!

[@ineednothin6373]

Same here fam. Where you from?

[@krisamagus1]

@@ineednothin6373 You asking me?I'm from Hungary,if you know it at all.:)

[@ineednothin6373]

@@krisamagus1 obviously I know Hungary. Budapest is your capital. It's beautiful and I saw snow in your display picture so I was asked. I thought you were Russian.

[@RosieBenjiLifestyle]

krisztián póth agree. did that myself.

[@thestormchasingconservativ6999]

I wish kids here in the U.S could trade places with these kids for 1 week. We have no clue how well we have it here. God bless these amazing angels.

[@styledbynadia5464]

99.9 of them wouldn't last not 3-second

[@designskool143]

I don't think so 😅 maybe this life is better for them no gun no drugs

[@thestormchasingconservativ6999]

@@styledbynadia5464 they would cry and bitch the entire time...i graduated high school 20 yrs ago and i bitched every morning but these kids make me grateful for my education

[@Murasame]

@@thestormchasingconservativ6999 Nah kids are innocent and adapt well. They would do fine after a while regardless of being in the US or other Western countries.

[@BH-si7ru]

The Kentucky Gent they would die.

[@zoricadobrijevicdabic3651]

Congratulations all people in Mongolia! We love all of you! All the best from Serbia, Belgrade! Sveto y Zorica

[@533134]

Never thought Chess would be a school subject. I love all these documentaries!

[@edwardbaker2192]

As a teacher now retired, I marvel at these wonderful people who value education and teach their children morals and respect. Every single one of these videos is beautifully done. It is also so very troublesome and sad how American children don’t appreciate the vast resources they have and how many don’t have self control, respect and concern for their fellow man. It sure appears that the stronger the connection between family and some belief system, usually religious, equates to children who practice self control and who have a innate love for learning.

[@kimcheerose]

These Mongolian kids are very smart. Chess class in 6th grade and kids are loving it. Also they are very responsible in what they need to do. I guess it's matter of survival.

[@RandomBestEdits]

thank you for saying us smart

[@wagnerribeiro9366]

These 6th graders are doing way better than Brazilian ones

[@wagnerribeiro9366]

These boys are doing great He seems to be very responsible I am proud of him

[@leeariana11]

Is that not common? We started learning chess in 3rd grade.

[@Tornnnado]

why do you have a whole class for a board game

[@shrijanarai633]

most dangerous places are most beautiful one..

[@thesonal12345]

Because it's difficult for human to go there and litter.

[@goldenbrothers5579]

@@thesonal12345 I wonder how you family live with out technology hmmm no good shelter

[@eliseuhackbarth7003]

you nailed it down

[@ninajen2487]

Cause there's no humans to destroy it

[@chummy1663]

True

[@kuoinc8604]

The way he says “chu” makes my heart melt☺️. What a cutie pie

[@ilovemyindia5811]

exactly

[@mincarve7697]

chuh (чөх)

[@emulin1725]

It's a way of moving the horse

[@sweetbeeluvera1450]

Who else has been binge watching these shows?

[@traceyannstewart9590]

Me

[@anthonyorimolade6335]

Me of course. I cannot get over those three little girls rowing on a leaking dugout boat to get to school. I fought back tears all through the time I watched it. The same with the six-year-old boy that trekked all those miles through the jungle and dangerous terrains to get to school. America's kids should always thank God for their fortune. My heart goes out to those brave children overcoming all kinds of odds thrown at them at an age when other same age kids in other places are still sucking their mother's breast s

[@e.hel0493]

Me✋

[@yasilasheraz3216]

I am hooked ...the Nicaragua one 3 sisters in water filled dugout and Mexican Raramuri Lorenzo climbing all alone 1000 metre steep for 4 hours ..

[@bonitami_amor56]

The girl and the father on the bike reminds me of my Dad and i when he used to bring me on his little bike to school. Her Dad loves her so much so heartfelt.

[@selsmith5435]

Such a dramatic music. I am Mongolian I grew up in capital of Mongolia. It only 10 minutes to take a school from my home. But my parent used to live in countryside so they had to walk very far. Now they don't think it is such a big deal. You guys should see that place in summer. It absolute beautiful and people there is the kindest people you ever meet. Living in the countryside makes children more down to earth, respecting nature and close to animal. Also after school they help their parents to take care of animals such as horse, sheep, cow, goat sometimes camel too. But in a school you can see them happy, joyful and even freezing they don't think it's suffering.

[@tl8211]

The school is very very nice, really, for such a remote region. I have seen worse schools in richer countries' most populated cities, it's obvious that people in Mongolia take care of children well.

[@waseemm3120]

I love how thses kids respect and listen to their parents and teachers. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@RealArtfulDodger]

This is a culture of people to be very admired. Here in the US people get upset at being stuck in traffic or standing in line for more than five minutes to buy an expensive gadget they probably don't need. I can safely say probably 95% of people here would never be able to endure these hardships. Look at these kids in these schools shown in this video. Well behaved, educated and happy. No headlines about school shootings here. Goes to show you, the harder you work for things the better the person you're going to become. We are spoiled plain & simple and the results are on the news every night.

[@mglabelink]

Like everywhere there are rotten kids too, but rare in the countryside. Gun thing is Western world issue, or even USA issue. When you mass produce guns, then sell them to public, what else would you expect to happen? We have no gun culture, thank God.

[@aikaterineillt9876]

I’ve had to endure being painfully ugly, everything is easy after that.

[@shirleywong9428]

evertime my kids go to sch my heart is in my throat

[@peacefulinvasion]

Dont lump all the US kids together. I grew up in a rural area where the nearest supermarket was an hour's drive. I had to cut and bring in firewood everyday. I might not have had to ride a horse 10 km to and from school in the middle of a blizzard but I wouldn't say I was spoiled. Its not just what you have available its the parents as well that determine how spoiled a child is.

[@eliseuhackbarth7003]

you nailed it down. "the harde you work for things the bertter the person you're going to become."

[@massimopurano608]

40 years ago I spend 3 years of my childhood in the similar small town in the Northern Mongolia. It was really the happiest part of my life and this beautiful country is forever in my heart!

[@lizacamalao5700]

Such a brave little boy. And the giggle of the girl stole my heart 😍✨ Great Culture also ❤️

[@6DRAMAQUEEN9]

35:35 father and daughter goals 😍

[@edmccaffrey1]

See how the children respect their teacher? It would be difficult to find respectful, obedient 6th graders in almost every school here in the US!

[@jessicamiller7385]

That's because kids in the US don't appreciate the significance of education.

[@jessicamiller7385]

Most kids in the US don't have to live a life of hardship that would make them want an education that they know would improve the lives of their family.

[@ethanlinton1159]

thats why USA is the leader in the world, because they leave children to be children and dream....

[@jessicamiller7385]

You're pretty dense if you think that only happens in the United States.

[@fauxmanchu8094]

Ethan Linton Many become addicts, drop out of school or become teen parents.

[@sharkamov]

A BIG Thank You to all the individuals making these educating documentaries possible!!! - Respect . . . . .⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@rohanboodie944]

The boy a rock

[@shesthatgirl5369]

When the little girl said “he hit my hand so I went and hit him back” that’s me 😂😂😂😩

[@ganymede242]

Brings back happy memories of vacationing in Mongolia. I love that they maintain their traditional culture. Amazing people and part of the world.

[@raginimishra1931]

Salute to the father who takes his daughter to school crossing such obstacles and all these kids are an inspiration

[@paktummijitts5318]

I'm from eastern part of India (arunachal Pradesh) very happy to see this vedio because our face similar to each other love you my dear brother and sister ... Love from India..

[@marukochan1032]

Me too as I am from ladakh, and the climatic condition is also like ours,i.e cold

[@marukochan1032]

Even the dress of the father riding the bike is same as us.

[@AA-ex4gv]

That's cause Arunachal Pradesh is claimed by China but administred by India. Arunchal pradesh is actuallt south Tibet. So genetically and culturally people from AP and Ladakh are more as Chinese and mongolian people than indians.. . I pray you will get your freedom soon

[@ilovemyindia5811]

concentrate more on faces..u will make our country proud someday😂

[@mishkamishka1734]

maruko chan No. You look more like Southeast asians not Mongolians, who are in the North. Plus, your cold is not as extremely harsh as in Mongolia.

[@elisawestvirginiamountainm1019]

I only have 2 more of these videos left to watch. I'm going to miss watching them. Would love video updates on all of the kids from these vids.

[@TriangleDat]

Oh my same

[@jenn.love18]

Me too ! I still have to watch Peru and Ethiopia

[@slytherinsky]

I’ve been watching these all day and I’m so glad to see that these kids get so much better care, food and schooling than some of the other places it’s really sad I wish everyone could get the same.

[@JW-zc8nf]

Those dumplings... omg I need those in my life

[@minemilx2702]

I had a lot of them when I visited Nepal. Definitely some of the best asian food out there.

[@zonkgisen]

Visit Nepal 2020 Or visit Nepali Resturant.

[@elidNow]

LOVE THESE.... LIKE IF YOU RATHER WATCH THIS OVER ANY REALITY SHOW ON TV.

[@lasmluclasm3781]

I'm a Jewish Muslim

[@lp2059]

@@lasmluclasm3781 ok cool and?

[@mauriceosullivan6832]

@@lasmluclasm3781 great, and what does that matter.

[@Aminangela]

Thank you for this video! I am Mongolian and my mom still tells me stories of walking to school in cold winters to make me grateful for what I have.

[@Hara_Lia]

Children are so responsible.. Well guided by their parents. Love Mongolia💞

[@AH6man]

That 10 year old boy is the exact opposite of me when I went on a vacation at 11 to live with nomads. They couldn’t get me off the horses. I was afraid the first couple times but then I always wanted the fastest horse. I would ride up and down the mountain. One mistake and you could go over the edge to your death. Sometimes id go off trail and then things got really dicey. I also learned to drive a motorcycle there and two decades later I still have the scars from learning. Best summer vacation of my life.

[@christinebrown7934]

I can’t stop from watching these. I get tears and chills and smiles and I worry right along with the children. God bless them all. 🙏❤️

[@harrylim3393]

That boy will grow up as an admirable good looking young man

[@adajohn1010]

I can't seem to take my eyes off this documentaries, it is simply awesome, the producers and the families are brilliant. But the kid on the horse is my hero...

[@lady3000able]

That poor horse needs water and food after making such a long journey with the brave young man.

[@Nair295]

I agree I wish he has a horse blanket and goggles for him and his horse. And also the father and daughters I wish somebody could donate goggles and helmet to protect them from frostbite

[@Ms_Tania]

Exactly!! That poor horse,I hope that at least when the horse gets back home,he is well rewarded for his work.

[@nashvillenightkat]

I was thinking the same thing where's the horse blanket when he got to school and sum food I know in the video it said when I get home it had hey water I hope it had a blanket too or something warm to go to both are very brave this educational documents are amazing

[@boated915]

nashvillenightkat I think that is the type of horse that has an extra thick coat. Horses native to very cold environments can withstand the really extreme temperatures. But yeah, I bet if he gave the horse a snack after the trek, it would trust him more and be more relaxed around him.

[@Ms_Tania]

@@boated915 Either way...water and a snack wouldn't 'hurt' the horse. Right !!?? He earned it too.

[@isaiasabinadisosagarcia936]

Hats off to that courageous father, risking his life to protect his child so that she can have an education.

[@tealwashablemarker8886]

Wow, Delgertsetseg and Tuguldur are 17 and 15 respectively now. I wonder where they are in life. It would be amazing to see how they’ve grown up.

[@tracy-annmartin4330]

I am enjoying these documentaries. The children from Nepal thou is most memorable for me. I let my children see how other children in the world are traveling to school.

[@smritiashish]

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Nelson Mandela This series(most dangerous way to school) deserves millions of views and likes! ❤️♥️❤️ Hats off to all those parents and kids for their immense efforts towards eduction for bright and successful future and betterment of life! (Watching in July 2019)looking for more documentaries like this.

[@tealwashablemarker8886]

This video is so important and eye-opening. Not only is it interesting to see the dangers children face in simply getting to school, but it is incredible to see the beautiful way Mongolians live. A fantastic experience.

[@jayceec3178]

12:35 what delightful children. These children are raised so well. Hats off to their parents for doing such a wonderful job. So much dedication.

[@iamalitamim]

This country never fails to fascinate me 🇲🇳❤️

[@chachasvlog2621]

The boy was so brave to ride his horse alone going to school I salute him for being so brave 🥰🥰

[@queentalo1911]

10 years old boy riding a horse like a pro, saluting him and all the students who are compelled for such situations to get education.

[@Hshsgsggshdh]

l mean some of mongolian kids start ride horse and and we do race too

[@odini4289]

sorry to break this to you but the boy is a horrible rider

[@marilynbaldwin2934]

What a beautiful video to watch these children go to school in difficult ways! Such happiness!

[@_bbie]

They would say the same thing if they're watching a documentary about your country

[@elizavetadolgova]

My dad experienced something like this in his childhood in a Russian village. Russian sweets in the video reminded me of my homeland. I feel privileged to live in Canada these days because your videos tell the truth about rural areas where I also come from. Thank you for bringing value into today's society. Amazing work and a lot of time invested into this project. There is a lot of work behind the scenes.

[@glenndaanreal6425]

This is the 3rd documentary that I watched about how dangerous going to school of every child. This is tough also for the little boy riding a horse going to his school a brave boy I admire you. Maybe you are already at your college days but now is April 3, 2022, and still, we have pandemics all over the world. Hope you and your classmates enjoy continuing your studies. God bless and thank you FREE DOCUMENTARY for sharing this with us.

[@janicealduesa783]

May god bless them and protect them always

[@AcidCristals]

When he turn on the TV and LMFAO-Party rock anthem starts playing.. I felt that

[@ThatOne77]

Huh?

[@ViaMirage]

Watch 4:38

[@lexxyplexy]

Ahaha party rock lol, that's his jam in the cold

[@razdandeep]

I was reminded of my days when we used to brave the winter and snow to reach our school 6 kms away from home. Anticipation of spring and summer was nostalgic, as we as kids used to look forward to spring and summer.

[@hrwedsash]

My heart is full of love for these lovely people. They live in a dangerous but extremely beautiful place and are wise and respectful.

[@KimKim-rv6ku]

These children are risking their lives to attend school. ❤️ I salute the parents. This kind of story making me not to give up in life❤️.

[@FreeDocumentary]

Exactly. Never give up because fortune follows the brave.

[@suvdaab.2176]

35:49 Who else knows the smell of frozen clothes after bringing them into the home? Seeing this reminded me of my childhood

[@robertgrey5993]

I do.

[@Tuvshinjargal-hs4hq]

Uve just said what i was thinking

[@savannahbutler7124]

I am never complaining about going to school again

[@dugzamilza5212]

No gangs no shooting just cold air.

[@3monsters014]

I just see country living nothing dangerous about it.

[@edmccaffrey1]

Dugza, you are correct. These children are taught how valuable an education is and gangs, and guns are only for people who dont value an education, choosing to waste their lives instead.

[@packisbetter90]

too cold for crime. Look at the colder us cities in winter the crime rate drops.

[@stephanieaskew771]

Completely different dangers

[@joeyjaime3746]

The comment section hates KKK yet are racist & oxymoronic to the white Russian influence the Mongolians have. Those who discriminate based on skin color no matter for what reason are wrong, stupid & ignorant fools.

[@catn9608]

Watching these series just made me appreciate my study life in a city even more 😥 never realised how much I took school for granted when I see these kids travelling to school in these situations

[@olyamereacre3326]

❤❤❤❤Yes 😢

[@SimpleBelieverKJV]

The kids on these documentaries are oh-so-precious!!!

[@timurlane4004]

Greetings from Mongolia thank u for showing harsh life of Mongolian children's life

[@UrbanHomesteadMomma]

That poor dad with the motorbike... I wish l had the money to buy him a 4 wheeler... Imagine the difference it would make in their life!

[@marlenelampard6791]

I was thinking a snowmobile but a 4 wheeler would help..either would be better than a bike..But use what you have..beats walking..

[@misskatie8061]

I'm sure if we got a group together on Facebook and found these families, we could make it happen!

[@champanzee6486]

A car would be too heavy to cross the frozen river! The ice would crack.

[@samsamcupcakes6476]

He doesn't need it. Didn't you see his car. The motorbike is what is better to cross the river, I think... And probably it is cheaper gas-wise...

[@delgermaabayarmaa5947]

Trust me as a mongolian, they have enough money to buy a 4 wheeler. Sometimes nomads can afford toyota land cruiser that is 20k$. If he doesn't have it it means he doesnt need it. I'm not lying - they have sheep cows and this and that and they make a lot just from wool.

[@valsoda27]

A very strong Culture, Rules of strong beliefs and Respect for the Elders will guide them throughout life and Create Strong Families. The Rebellious kids of North America should be made aware of these kids and their way of life.

[@Shunyas]

I particularly like the boy riding on a horse to school. I understand its a nomadic way of life but it indeed is praiseworthy.

[@June-iz9qb]

After this video , i will never complain living in a small Village in Germany. They have difficult life but they r happy. What an Amazing Parents 🥰

[@Marinemom75]

Such beautiful people

[@garageboy2012]

Hello from USA , Love the Documentary The Mongolians are such a warm and Beautiful People !

[@AnyaChuri]

Good Lord! How does he even understand the route! Real hero!

[@olivermasheti525]

What a great documentary. Can't imagine what the young brave children go through to get education. Congratulations to them n their parents. Love Mongolia.

[@otgonbyambaadiya9691]

Im Mongolian 🇲🇳 I'm so glad and so proud of my future. I mean children especially. I'm teacher at government school. In winter time to go to school is big challenge for kids but this video shows kids are so powerful and doesn't matter about weather or their some of difficult situation. Also education is most important thing ever. Buuuut here is NO shooting NO gang. Even here in Mongolia winter is extremely cold -35 or -40°C summer is hot and so comfortable weather around +30 or +35°C So beautiful and people are such a amazing ❤️🇲🇳

[@MrJaster01]

You are so blessed being Mongolian. Love from Philippines. I want to visit there someday. 💕💕💕

[@otgonbyambaadiya9691]

Lakwatserong Bagrat so appreciate that. Thanks a lot. U have to visit here after virus may be. Also would love to travel to Philippines too. I wanna be in front of the seas.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@supercrack5287]

Lovely piece of work. I've probably ridden through their village on the train from UB to my wife' family in Erdenet. Always wondered what life would be like in countryside during winter. Thank you for illustrating their lives.

[@electrickhippo8603]

My mom is from the Philippines and she would tell me about how she had to walk barefoot over gravel and climb big rocks to get to school....I guess she wasn’t lying😂

[@fritzg.2482]

Im from Philippines too.

[@justmexie7911]

She wasn't for sure. Some even have to cross the river through swimming.

[@electrickhippo8603]

Pmex Relox sorry for being from America?😂

[@electrickhippo8603]

Pmex Relox yeah what I’m saying that it sounds crazy at first but when you see things like this you understand it’s reality. I fully appreciate my privilege in not having to do this but instead drive for 40 mins. Not knocking anyone (especially my mother) but just relating with others who have had parents from other countries who have had this conversation with them 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@carmcam1]

my mother is from Albay, she talks about crossing few rivers and walking for an hour or more to get to school. My summer vacation were spent where my mother spent her childhood so i know it is true.

[@devynglass3781]

The chess teacher is kind of cute! Love this documentary!

[@rhynemusic4101]

Lol 😂

[@Moonwalker4ever87]

Devyn Glass very sharp in his jacket

[@okooko2176]

Hi Devin greetings from Mongolia

[@africaisacontinent2149]

Hmm 😌😏😏😏

[@patobaby9710]

Mongolian kids is very adorable and very cute!

[@brandielambright460]

And my kids complain about the 30 minute car ride to school, in a brand new car while on their iPhones... 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@jafarhon]

Tell me about that, same here

[@deefredericks6446]

Love this fascinating series!!!! These should be shown in schools around the world, to show everyone who is driven to schools in expensive 4WD’s and luxury cars, and even those who walk or catch a school bus, just what some families and the children will endure, for an education... also taken advantage of, or disregarded by so many in so many countries around the world.

[@bmjsoundstt6624]

These documentaries clearly shows how little and how humble one can be to survive....for all those who complains about everything...cheers to u guys...

[@ljmcdonald2703]

The horse is so beautiful

[@ivanoech]

Excelente documentary. Me gusto mucho. Admiro la tenacidad e inteligencia de como los ninos son capaces de sortear y decidir la mejor solucion para sus problema. Gracias