Mongolian New Yurt (Ger) Celebration! Nomad Life in Mongolia | Views

A traditional Mongolian ger or yurt is a portable, round tent covered with skins or felt and used as a dwelling by nomads in the steppes of Central Asia. Having extreme weather and nomadic way of life, ger is the most suitable dwelling for them. It is easy to collapse or build. And Mongolians used carts for moving to another place. Thanks to the Molomjamts's family!
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[@margaritadelacasaesperon6107]

Saina baina uu. Mash ikh bayarlalaa bidend zaag ögsönd saikhan ger Gaikhaltai bar bolon ger bül. Tevrelt mendchilgee 🤗🌼🐎

[@senorsquish1]

people here in the U.S. ripping each other heads off and I'm just here learning about Mongolian yurts Mongolia is 100 % different than were in from I love it!

[@soldier2160]

senorsquish1 this is not yurt . This is “Mongol Ger”

[@senorsquish1]

Mongol Ger are awesome!

[@_Wai_Wai_]

@@soldier2160 wat is difference tween Yurt and Ger?

[@bbjagaa]

@@_Wai_Wai_ yurt is a Turkic name for ger, the yurt came to be known in the west through Russia as I understand. This dwelling has been used by both turks and mongols since ancient times. The only turk yurt I know is Kazakh yurt which can be found only in Mongolia, it’s much larger and spacious inside. I’m not sure if ger is called yurt in Kazakh language.

[@vdyzk4291]

Yurt is Turkish name. Yurt = Home, City , Live Area

[@MrHenden]

Hey, is it possible to use some of your video (only 5-10 seconds) from building a yurt in a non-commercial film that will be shown in children's associations and kindergartens in Norway.

[@احمدکمال-ث8ذ]

Beautifull house

[@Mannyfresh23able]

Every time I see this video it makes me cry , its awesome that a family gets together to build a new home for their new members of their family. Theres no hidden agenda ,dirty looks or what's in it for them . They seem so genuine in helping construct a new home and giving them blessing while doing it . Truly blessed people everyone plays a part , everyone contributes. You can see they honor their elders and allow them to participate as they build this new home . Awesome.

[@erikabadu75]

It’s called “Ger” in Mongolian. Russians call them as yurt.

[@valorwarrior7628]

woow, and I heard that Mongolian Gers (Gurs) are also well suited in almost everywhere, and in almost all climates and weathers?

[@soldier2160]

Манай Монголчууд энэ дэлхий дээрх хамгийн азтай хамгийн сайхан баяр баясал аз жаргалаар дүүрэн ард түмэн. Бидэнд хэл соёл, таван хошуу мал, үндэсний дуу хөгжим соёл урлаг , ёс заншил уламжлал гээд бүх зүйл байна. Эх орон минь дэндүү сайхан.

[@j.dpowerman5031]

♥️♥️♥️

[@ygjt76v0-----]

Gghbaagjbaagv€€¢€£`€©sas3ddaehkbdd😀👍

[@صليحةملياني]

جملة علامسكن وعمرة رائع ممتازروع تستحق فوز وتتوج خيمة من غليا

[@Mannyfresh23able]

Awesome how the family comes together. Everyone helps and everyone is include . That's a real a family.

[@baamonster2]

The grandpa with the fedora reminds me of my great grandfather. He liked wearing a fedora with his traditional Korean clothing.

[@fuzzytree4717]

Wow, really interesting how the whole community and families come together to build the house. It takes a whole village to build one house! Love the music, can you please include the musician/band for reference?

[@henriquenakamura5752]

Awesome!

[@cuongbui9708]

I’m here thinking... would this type of home work in Texas? 🤔

[@nominsStudio]

cuong bui works in any condition, after all we have 4 seasons

[@khaltartogtuun6837]

in switzerland, canada, sweden, france installed many gers, there are tourist camps from ger in more than 30 countries

[@ranitah11]

Wow only love, helping each other.. Built a house to live and filled with blessing. . Here we give engineer to build our house.. They build from Rs.30 they eat Rs 70 out of Rs100.. Still they say it is less. Only robbing, robbers.. what a blessed place this is not corrupt place as i live in.

[@احمدکمال-ث8ذ]

Nice

[@BIGK95]

Pure genius the way they set up hut Also there lifestyle is simple Hardwork Simple life Less technology Bad days but mostly good days What more do y want 😄😊

[@iliketrains3601]

Wow, how fascinating. But, I am curious, how comes that the yurt is stable enough without being embedded into ground?

[@supreme_nova]

Its round and the roof is aerodynamic. It naturally hugs the ground in high winds.

[@bbjagaa]

Usually it’s fine by itself, but sometimes people weigh it down by heavy objects

[@barsaa._.]

@@bbjagaa bruh you don’t know shit stfu

[@barsaa._.]

We don’t have fucking hurricane ass fucking winds in fucking Mongolia aright the white wool shit is heavy enough for mongoloan winds

[@iliketrains3601]

@@barsaa._. comeon, no need to be rude about it -_-

[@dolgor2367]

So amazing. So original and organic! Centuries to centuries lived just like that. ❤️God Bless🙏

[@hilenharhilenhar6781]

Yurt gej henii yamar yastnii zohioson helleg delhiid tarchwaa. Ger ger gej video bplhon deer zalruulga hiih heregtei bnaa

[@bidenisthebestpresidentlma4141]

A whole village to work on one Ger. Great team work.

[@tarasbulba5710]

Kelly B Kelly not village but one family

[@florinvaleanu7528]

I wish i could have a ger of my own...even if i am romanian...i love all your traditions and one day i will visit Mongolia!

[@nomadicofbluesky6918]

Hi dear. If you travel to Mongolia, travel with us! Here is the our website: www.nomadicofbluesky.com

[@rawstarmusic]

I also want one. Great building to stand in hard winters.

[@nominsStudio]

If you buy it from Mongolia it won’t be that expensive prob shipping would cost you more

[@uchralpurevsurenova6152]

I was in mongolia ger and there was glass on the top

[@enkhzayazundui1063]

@@uchralpurevsurenova6152 цонх хийж болноо хэрэв хүсвэл. Ялангуяа суурин газар.

[@chrisdooley6468]

And to think many who live in the steppes dismantle and move that ger to a different location for the livestock to graze each season! Pure genius the design and beauty of it.

[@rock_ok]

the small yurt looks so practical and effective to move around. I wish they can reproduce the yurt of Ghengis khans yurt with wheels modern version and innovated it with sheep wools or modern style it might be effective or not.

[@rawstarmusic]

Cool people. The jurt is great. They are so good friends man and woman, no fuck ups. Really beautiful

[@عاشقالفخامة-ث5ب]

I want to visit beautiful Mongolia, is there any help to visit this beautiful country

[@oraziosalvatoredimaria8807]

I envy this way of life. Simple yet enough to survive.

[@yenshamay291]

i wonder where the bathroom is.

[@miracole6469]

😂its everywhere.

[@roarylion5242]

Mira Cole no it’s usually built outside seperately

[@miracole6469]

@@roarylion5242 ahhhh yeahhh u see. In order to build a toilet u need to dig a huuggeee hole. And it usually can't be done for some "poorer" families. Sooo that means its everywhere

[@miracole6469]

@@roarylion5242 u know what. I'm not gonna fight u. Who am I after all right??? Some Mongolian with a fake account name. U do u while I hurag ishgee mallaj bai🇲🇳

[@AnkhbayarMendsaikhan]

@@miracole6469 What the fuck are u talking about fool? If u want dig a hole. Just u need shovel.

[@tranvietdung8637]

Very interesting!

[@fhenlizhao5406]

"Just one more video.." 6 vids later😊

[@Rosk03]

Similar to an Indian tipi setup... Minus the wooden lattice work and the plastic sheet waterproofing.

[@bbjagaa]

Plastic is the latest addition I guess, I’ve never seen anyone using it before. But why not.

[@vdyzk4291]

Turkish name Yurt = Home , City , Homeland

[@neilyakuza6595]

Man that is the secret to life!

[@zorigo9273]

mongol geriig yurt gej bolohguee. gadniihan tegdeg l yum bgaz, mongol hun tegj duudaj bolohgui

[@snakecold6755]

chi buruu talaas ni yriad baina.

[@lkhagvasteve5497]

gadniihand zoriulsan page shuudee. tednii oilgoh heleer ni hiihgui bol oilgohguie

[@b.8087]

@@lkhagvasteve5497 ger geh heregtei, bugd l oilgono!!!

[@Saiedeh94510]

Wonderful!

[@jeffreyrichardson]

lauries house warming scotts old movie a warning dougs grave bees swarming

[@uchralpurevsurenova6152]

The door is small!!!!

[@oualidchamsi]

First comment

[@momu4029]

lovely people

[@hattusilli2225]

I heard it was made from Yak skin , now this is different but modern .

[@Khosoooo]

Ibrahim Hussein not yak it is from sheep

[@AnkhbayarMendsaikhan]

You heard wrong man. Lol. Can u look that black cover. It is made from ship wool. And it's name is "esgii"🇲🇳. Heard like "skit" maybe. U must search and read about that. It is very interesting bro 😁🤗

[@bonniegettingthrumyday2866]

Awesome!! 😊❤️❤️🌸🌸🙏🙏

[@jasmene_ss6]

ymr saihan bichleg ve bayrlalaa

[@faabeauty]

Center wly roof hole sy pani agyaa to?🤔

[@marcusjones7082]

It lets air inside. Even in winter people leave a small opening to release smoke and heat. They get VERY toasty inside.

[@AnkhbayarMendsaikhan]

I think u must eat nuts. Then think about sun light and window. Lol.

[@AnkhbayarMendsaikhan]

@@marcusjones7082 Not only that way bro. It's about sun light.

[@khalidjon9591]

Please build one for me I am coming to your country

[@bagidd]

Send your money for Ger first. Then it'll be ready 😉

[@datrickster8674]

that's so cool. The Mongolians sound so much like the Japanese!

[@BeHumb13]

They've some strong, nice lookin hands

[@VijayKumar-ku2lb]

Very nice

[@triumphmanful]

did you guys snatch this from a mongolian family while they were out tending their yaks ?

[@vilayatali8890]

I vilayat gul like to live like Mongolia. who have plenty of time to help other people.

[@Весеннийцветочек-д3я]

Интересно что опоры не убирают. У казахов обычно опоры центральные убирают...

[@j.dpowerman5031]

это Монгольская юрта,а казахская и киргизская это тюркская юрта....есть различия....

[@VijayKumar-ku2lb]

Ooooooooooooo

[@ygjt76v0-----]

Nomad

[@deepakbehera9535]

So nice...

[@draafordinok2389]

Yeee

[@VijayKumar-ku2lb]

Liye pepuli

[@spx2327]

What about WiFi?

[@DiamondGreenStreet]

mobile data

[@khaltartogtuun6837]

almost 80 percent of 1,5 million km2 of territory covered by 4G, Smart phone users is 3,800,000, it mean most of people have 2 phones from different providers

[@davidtogi5878]

Rather than wifi im more concerned about electricity and water. Generator/Solar power? River/Well?

[@borabora7870]

What is that green powder old man put top of the oven?

[@zlaura4107]

Juniper

[@MANOJKUMAR-gl9lh]

Haw long lasting for the house???

[@martb6665]

Well it lasts somewhere around 10 to 20 years, but depends on quality of the ger,

[@andimalloutofbubblegum1063]

Ugghhh plastic... ruined it.

[@nasalimbu3078]

South china Thiland

[@LASTER1337-c3y]

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