Save The Most Money Traveling Mongolia at Black Market and Event Market!

[@francoismarc3]

I'm always looking to save money when traveling, but I had no idea could have saved so much by doing winter shopping IN Mongolia! What do you all think of these markets? Mongolians are always shopping here and saving so much!

[@user-qk9gi5hd4u]

befshteik meal name is basically Beef Steak, words got mingled up cuz it came from Russia during soviet time to our culinary.

[@khulanrex6986]

It is not bread, its called yeven, Ul boov which is includes (main ingredient- ghee) sugar, flour and so on.

[@francoismarc3]

Appreciate you letting me know that!

[@kissbela7409]

Super, thank you! 👍

[@francoismarc3]

My pleasure!!!

[@TonyP0425]

I love you visit video to Mongolia 🇲🇳. Keep them coming ❤

[@francoismarc3]

Hey, thanks a lot and I really do love Mongolia a lot! More videos are definitely on the way!! Thanks for supporting me!♡♡

[@Koalguy736]

Underrated youtuber! Keep up the work

[@francoismarc3]

Appreciate it! I'll keep trying my best! Thanks for these kind words!:)

[@BrianCatalano]

Wow, so if you visit Mongolia, you need to bring an empty suitcase? There's so much cool stuff I'd probably have to buy, including that mouth-harp and some other trinkets I probably don't need but want!

[@francoismarc3]

Hahahah I always have bags full of stuff I don't need too hahah. But seriously, you can buy so many things in Mongolia at cheaper prices than in the US or Korea. An empty suitcase is really all you need and an empty stomach!!! Hahaha The mouth instrument was cool though, right?

[@jivvilgyasi3007]

He brother, great video as always i really enjoy watching your journey in mongolia. I really want to get out there myself for about to weeks to go to the gym and learn more about The Khan and their culture as the history regarding Genghis Khan is really motivating to me and just cool haha. do nyou have any insights or experiences with gyms or gym culture in mongolia?

[@francoismarc3]

Hey there and thanks for your support! Hmmm, I'm not sure about the gym culture there, but I haven't seen that many people going to the gym. However, there are gyms there! If you come to Mongolia, I wish you could stay for three weeks, as two weeks is not enough time to really enjoy the country! If you ever need any tours or anything, let me know and I can yet you a discount!!

[@etdurak710]

I'm waiting you to visit genghis khan museum.

[@francoismarc3]

This summer I will go!!

[@selengebattushig6112]

Oh I guess that market didn’t get their sign up there that says happy new year

[@francoismarc3]

It wasn't up this time:( Or maybe I missed it!!

[@termenzam3275]

i am so happy for you are enjoying our country❤

[@francoismarc3]

Hey, thanks so much!!! I love traveling and learning Mongolia so much! You have a wonderful country!:)

[@tuluii]

Just in case if you didn't know, in Mongolia they're celebrating Lunar New Year ( basically a culture from China ig) and it's called Tsagaan Sar ( white moon ) it's a traditional way to give gifts for the invitées and we also greet the elders and the others while holding thier arms from the bottom if they're older or putting your arms on top if you're the older one. And we also have our way to count the 12 years by animals and this year is a Dragon year.🐉 And socks are known for often given gifts.

[@tuluii]

3:14 it's hard to say they're bread, in Mongolia we just call it Boov ( a bun ) and it's also a traditional way to decorate the table and we eat it after celebrating.

[@francoismarc3]

Hey, thanks for sharing that information! Unfortunately, I'm not in Mongolia during the White Moon, but I will be next year!

[@francoismarc3]

Woah, it's also used as a decoration? I never heard of that before...Very interesting culture, indeed!

[@galsaa0705]

The history of Tsagaan Sar starts way back from the 13th century, as we can read about it from The Secret History of the Mongols and you think Tsagaan sar is a culture from China??? This festival is one of the most important holidays in Mongolia. As a country that has harsh, cold and long winter, Tsagaan Sar is a heart-warming celebration for the arrival of spring. The traditional Mongol calendar is a lunisolar calendar based on Tegus Buyantu zurkhai system developed in 1747 by monk Ishbaljir. So it is not even exact same Lunar calendar that China uses...

[@erdenebill]

you dont even know ABC of Lunar YEAR! yumaa bodoj sudalj baij bichij bai!

[@clashclash9262]

as a mongolian I really hope you enjoyed your stay. also I can see my home from this shot 6:42 :) (excuse my broken english)

[@francoismarc3]

Hey there! I really love traveling and being in Mongolia! It feels so good to be there! I'm happy you could see your house there hahaha

[@dukdulguun9497]

Your so brave to just come in Mongolia. You doing really great things. ❤

[@francoismarc3]

Hey! Thanks so much!!! Yeah, it was definitely a challenge with the cold, but I thought, if Mongolians can love through the cold, so can I hahaha. Thanks for watching and supporting my channel!:)

[@dukdulguun9497]

@@francoismarc3 I’m living in US. I don’t like winter there. I didn’t go back Mongolia in winter time.If it’s in city that’s almost not available to live. If it’s countryside we know it’s beautiful. I hope you saw some stars were you there. Stars looks so pretty winter time in countryside.

[@astutizupon]

Where is in mongolia this place, I just new here and don't know anywhere just ulan batar that was I know

[@francoismarc3]

I didn't see this comment!! This market is about a 15 minute drive outside the city center! If you go there, be careful! My guide told me there were many pickpockets there!!!

[@pixieplex1-w9s]

okay few days later tsagaan sar named festival thingy will happen so try to eat as many dumpling as you can and try to buy things okay

[@francoismarc3]

I know the festival is coming and I am so sorry I can't be there:( I had to come back to Korea, but hopefully I will go next winter! I'll be back this summer for Naadam!

[@pixieplex1-w9s]

thank you@@francoismarc3

[@Iam_jnu]

Will you be in Mongolia for Lunar New Year?(Цагаан сар)

[@francoismarc3]

I wont:( I'll be traveling another country... Next Lunar Year for sure!!

[@Iam_jnu]

you are really curious👀❤️‍🔥

[@francoismarc3]

What makes you say that? Hahaha

[@theauditorbob6328]

It not really a black market it just a cheaper way to buy things and yes people do pick pocket because there's no police or any security because how big it is and that is why you don't see any strong security is there so basically it so big that police don't bother with it

[@francoismarc3]

Ahhhh, I got it! Thank you so much for this valuable information!!!!

[@user-sh4ug2zq1q]

It is not a black market where you are used to selling and buying illegal items, it is a outdoor flea market.

[@francoismarc3]

Right, but usually people or maybe foreigners call it Black Market. I don't think we can buy illegal things at this market hahahah

[@Nix_1003]

Hi Francois 👋

[@francoismarc3]

Hey hey!!! How are you?!

[@Arunyann]

3:17 first one is made with butter second one is with ghee she says.

[@francoismarc3]

Ahhh, thanks for letting me know:) And, what is ghee??

[@Bagfruit123_The_BingChilling]

@@francoismarc3its a dairy product that is used a lot for these kinds of pastries

[@enkhboldenkhbold]

Nice bro

[@francoismarc3]

Thanks so much! I want to know as much about Mongolia as possible!

[@MyagaaBold.]

Nice video. Btw U only hate cigarette smoke?😅

[@francoismarc3]

Hey, and thanks!! The cigarette smoke in the restroom was a killer! Many people die every year from second-hand cigarette smoke. I really didn't like that...:(

[@nickloong]

So was it safe and peaceful in the Black Market area? People make it sound so dangerous. 😅😅

[@francoismarc3]

It was safe enough hahah. Just be careful of pickpockets, but otherwise, no issues hahah

[@Gobizen-Mongolia]

Oh big bro how are you 😊

[@francoismarc3]

My Annie!!! I'm doing well!! I miss you!!!♡♡♡ I'll see you soon in the summer!

[@solamigoo769]

man u look tired

[@francoismarc3]

It's my constant condition lol. Need reeeeeeeeest hahahah

[@AlexSpencer-qq6od]

Hi so your in mongolia i will gonna tell some tip later (Mongolian myself)

[@francoismarc3]

Sounds good!!! Thanks!!

[@whitegamer6071]

do u like Mongolia bc I am from Mongolia actually I mean I am Mongolian and I love my country so I just wanted to ask so

[@francoismarc3]

I absolutely love Mongolia!!!!!

[@greatflame8939]

LOL i was in that reaturant 2 week ago

[@francoismarc3]

Oh really?! The food was so good, right?!

[@greatflame8939]

@@francoismarc3 yes

[@jzintravel]

Looks super chill, -30 C something?

[@francoismarc3]

It was very chill and extremely chilly! Yup!! -30!!

[@zorigooleo]

Not Alphdaar, this is Avdar 😅

[@francoismarc3]

Hahahah thanks for letting me know that!

[@DannyDaGre4t]

In general. Dollar is worth a lot. Like, A cheap earphone is worth 3 dolars

[@francoismarc3]

Thanks for letting me know:)

[@Tuvshuu10]

Bro it's not called alpdaar it's called avdar

[@francoismarc3]

Thanks for the clarification! I couldn't hear the name well, but now I know exactly what is is because of you!!!

[@Mongolia_Zol]

By the way ulaanbataar is the coldest capital

[@francoismarc3]

Thanks for adding this helpful information!!:)

[@Mongolia_Zol]

no problem keep up the good work:)

[@Jeonyggo]

지금 한국은 많이 안추운데…🤭ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@francoismarc3]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Korea is warm compared to Korea hahahah

[@boobyxk32]

Cooool!!❤

[@francoismarc3]

Hahaha thanks so much!! Was an awesome experience!!

[@artursinged]

marc 1:14 is your relative

[@francoismarc3]

Looooooooool, very funny. I thought all humans are relatives!!:)