I'm Mongolian and when I was a kid I used to visit my grand grandmother every summer break. Now I am working in the US as a software engineer. I really love my nomadic people. They are so pure. Kate, thank you for bringing back my childhood memory. Seems like you are a really friendly, kind, smart, and respectful person.

@rayjack

Жыл бұрын

where did you study software engineer? USA? Mongolia?

@vishnupillai9407

Жыл бұрын

Wow

@nathan_408

Жыл бұрын

Did you deny living like Ghenghis Khan to be a computer nerd? what a shame

@topgear3128

Жыл бұрын

@@nathan_408 what nationality are you?

@subutiamorris4699

Жыл бұрын

im ansinaabae rest of the world call us Indians i to got to see my grandparents at their traditional land with my parents was the best time of my life. i think i was the last generation to do so. i didnt do it with my kids. my grandparents went to the spirit world.kate reminds me of french man we lived in the lands a few seasons he was from france. emanueal deaveaux something like that. we lost contact with years ago he was like that very respectful was grossed out with anything tried anything even trapped. lol

My grandfather, Lev Sheffer, who spent his youth in Glasgow, Scotland, before Russian revolution, was working in Mongolia in 1930th. He was one of the most renowned film directors in Soviet Union of that time, and his task was to establish Mongolian cinematography and to make couple of the first movies. In the process he lived in Gobi Desert among nomads for some time. He always spoke very highly about mongolians, their hospitality and kindness! And he also said that the horse's and goat's testicles is an absolute delicacy! I absolutely love this documentary! Kate Humble had shown this Mongolian family in such a delicate way that made everyone watching feel so involved!

@andysors9748

2 жыл бұрын

That's so fantastic to know. Mongolians made first film in 1936 called Son of Mongolia.

@anabaird3835

2 жыл бұрын

What a remarkable man your grandfather was! 👏 Ty4 sharing such a very impressive, interesting& uplifting part of your grandfather & family legacy he created.

Crying at the end when Kate and the family are saying their good-byes and crying and hugging. How lovely and sweet that they told her she was like a part of their family. I've always been fascinated by these nomads and hope the life style and tradition can survive and not vanish..... Lovely, respectful documentary, thank you and to the family thank you for sharing your life and home.

@simonamanolacheoaia4868

2 жыл бұрын

Very nice People

@JackyNickelson

2 жыл бұрын

Saying good bye is always hard. When people are bonding. But thanks to people like Kate (and an old friend) they share how awesome people of Mongolia are.

@marinaivashuk6730

2 жыл бұрын

На самом деле это люди,которые живут в гармонии с природой,а это самое дороге в мире,ведь природа нам даёт всё.Единственные люди,которые ведут кочевническую жизнь смогут выжить в любой ситуации. Сохранили свою настоящую душу,не продав ни за какие блага.

@tytoalba6573

Жыл бұрын

Yes. I sensed that they may be sister soulmates. Even if they see each other so little, they will always be close in spirit.

@lyricgibson3885

Жыл бұрын

When Kate is going to get her face smashed if she doesn't stop it

They are a very rich people, rich in every way of life. I love seeing the bond that Kate had had with her new “sister” I bet they are still in touch today ❤

I love this series! I love how the English woman interacts gently and cautiously with the nomads. She's so kind and respectful and the families are so gracious to let the film crew do their thing. I love how she pitches in and does the work, too. Just a reminder that hard work is the best work. Loved it!

@diy_nailsby_heidi_r3889

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you! Kate has an incredible sense of her own strengths and weaknesses, uses humor to make awkward moments bearable, seems to have a child-like sense of wonder and truly gives all due respect, honor and dignity to her hosts. I've watched many of her documentaries and have read her articles, etc. A truly and astonishingly wonderful human being!

@barbarajoseph-adam8337

3 жыл бұрын

Truly! Brilliant host, brilliant series, brilliant person!!

@PeterJohn-hl3ox

11 ай бұрын

But the British are hated wherever they go.

I have been guiding and organizing soft-adventure and cultural tours for 15 years. There are 2 things makes people love Mongolia. 1 is the open space and nature, the second is the hospitable nomadic community. I love my country. I have been traveling over 30 countries in 4 continents I but decided to stay in my home country.

@tunafish8769

2 жыл бұрын

You have a beautiful country. It's on my bucket list to visit.

@imlikumzuk1603

2 жыл бұрын

L pp pp

@imlikumzuk1603

2 жыл бұрын

L

@Freeworldforever73

2 жыл бұрын

I m with you...Mongolia Is Beautiful!

@user-up9qd3zi3x

2 жыл бұрын

Сайн байна! Би буряад хун, би Улаан-Удын хотын худалагша. Зарминда би худоогын газардаа ябанаб. Энэ манай сэбэр буряад газар. Хуу гое даа, малшад хунууд ехэ бэрхэ. Мяхан ехэ амтатай, hун ехэ таарhан, ногоон сай ехэ амтатай. Тимэгай, манай буряадай худоогын газар, энэ манай зурхэнай туб.

This makes me smile then I cry. I love this documentary. Wishing the Mongolians nomads safe and healthy life!

@surajgurug3609

3 жыл бұрын

Butul kah

@dulcehajjar5826

3 жыл бұрын

👏👏🙏🙏🙏❤️

@ganjargal215

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@danielyeong9114

3 жыл бұрын

I always wonder how people can survive without proper running water for drinking and ablutions/washing

@MamaToWildflowers

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielyeong9114 like you would of back in time before the modern way, creeks.

I am in complete awe of these beautiful people and their amazing culture! I feel a bit envious of their hardworking way of life. I can’t imagine how hard it must be, but they certainly make it look romantic. I also love it that their children go to school and are given the choice to either go to work or become nomads.

@BloodNote

4 жыл бұрын

You said excatly what I was thinking.

@shailajanayak2091

4 жыл бұрын

Nice videos. Beautiful place they r looking like Chinese tks for beautiful videos.

@donaldgetz9645

3 жыл бұрын

@@BloodNote l)8 kilo 0p++q

@kamrankhan-lj1ng

3 жыл бұрын

@iamIKE north Mongolia is semi Arctic.

@kamrankhan-lj1ng

3 жыл бұрын

@iamIKE south Mongolia is like proper cold desert.

Such a lovely lady is Kate Humble. She is such friendly, never criticize and never worry about being clean and hygiene. She just blend in with our nomads😀 Wish you all my best . Love from Mongol❤️

@tehh329

3 жыл бұрын

yes

@mrjohnjulius

3 жыл бұрын

you must have a misrable life

@papokelsvernukumoing

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrjohnjulius Your life lacks fresh air

@mrjohnjulius

3 жыл бұрын

@@papokelsvernukumoing what are you 5 years old ?

@station2248

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrjohnjulius Misrable?What's that learn English bro before commenting😂😂😂

This Nomadic Culture deserves every ounce of respect ✨ I've come from a country where I've witnessed many people depending entirely on what the government would feed them and they would even blame the government for their poorness while in fact the government is doing everything just to provide the basic necessities for them. I'm so impressed by how these people make a living for themselves, entirely self dependent, and without having to depend on anyone else. 💞 Salute to these people.

@JacindaH

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like America. We've created the most entitled narcissistic people to ever walk the earth.

@arvidprutina6655

2 жыл бұрын

Nice1......respect.....👍👍👍👍

@comradeleppi2000

Жыл бұрын

Which country?

That lady is has such a flawless skin even staying as a nomadic in a such a huge desert

Just found this in my feed. I'm first-generation American kalmykia and Mongolian descent. My father was born in 1931 his family suffered greatly during the purges and under communism. It's good to see you Mongolian people doing well and embracing their heritage. My uncle visited Mongolia the 1990s write a democracy came to the country. He told me it was a difficult transition for the country but it was wonderful nonetheless.

Kate Humble lives true to her name. Beautiful human being.

@soulnurse3833

3 жыл бұрын

LOVE :)

@joekerr971

3 жыл бұрын

I liked how she didn't tell them not to kill that wolf

@barbarajoseph-adam8337

3 жыл бұрын

She is brilliant, I adore her style of presenting / hosting. She really gets right in there! Been in love with her since Rough Science.

@user-zy9yg2eu5t

2 жыл бұрын

@@joekerr971 I heard that she actually tracked and killed the wolf herself.

@allanderek4631

2 жыл бұрын

I dont mean to be offtopic but does someone know a trick to get back into an Instagram account? I was stupid lost the password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!

I am greatly appreciative of Kate adapting to the Mongolians' ways and approaching them with kindness and understanding. Something modern TV and interviews are often lacking. We need more people like Kate to tell the stories of our world!

I really appreciate, the well-named, Kate Humble. She's so courageous, natural and deeply charming both inside and outside! She knows spontaneously how to be the perfect host, to adapt. She's very easy going to live with, friendly and lives truly each experience abroad utterly without complaining

@jonblogondrong4792

4 жыл бұрын

Shame she doesn't know how to be the perfect guest! Why would she be acting like a host in this situation. Totally lacks the humanity you get with Bruce Parry in his Tribe series, or even Ian Wright in the early Lonely Planet videos. Just empty, intellectual commentary from a Bumbling housewife.

@jotarokujopart5314

4 жыл бұрын

Well she might be a total jerk in real life just saying it’s not 100% real

@shortyshark1

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonblogondrong4792 🙄

@christianh4723

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonblogondrong4792 Technically she is the "host" of the documentary. I think that might be what the OP was getting at. I don't expect perfection from a Western host any more than I would expect it from somebody from their society stepping into ours.

@eirolf2010

3 жыл бұрын

@@christianh4723 I can relate. She was there to film the documentary which is what we the viewers want to see. I don’t think the hosts were offended by her actions. Otherwise they would have sent her away.

Isn't it wonderful when people from different nations and cultures love each other and treat each other with respect? Why are there still so many who can't feel that this is the only way to live. Who wants hate, who wants racism, who wants war??? Love and respect ist the only way.

@MYLOVEOFIRELAND2303

26 күн бұрын

Oh absolutely, I 100% agree with you! It's interesting however, that your wise & logical comment has received very few upvotes to date & I ask myself, Why? Yet in truth, I already think I know the answer. How sad to see, but hopefully many more will come to see the importance & beauty, in ALL of humanity treating each other as equals. If only we could all open our eyes, minds & hearts to truth & come to realise that the history books/colonizers didn't always contain truth/speak truth & that when we remove the lies & bigotry, the man made borders, the creation of made up words/beliefs such as, "differing races", we'd all get on so much better & would probably grow to genuinely respect & love each other & if for no other reason, but simply for our "shared humanity" on planet earth.

WOw! I don't remember the last time I saw a documentary that made me cry. And the reporter was the most lovely reporter I have ever seen, she should teach young reporters how to behave while making a documentary. I was afraid I was going to watch some pompous reporter making faces while tasting their food, but this woman is one in a million. And the wisdom the hosts had, I am not that much surprised by that because meeting any people that live in harmony with nature speak more sense than the Doctors, Technicians, Sociologists,Psychologists, PhDs or whatever schooled persons our cancerous "improved" society produces. Truly lovely documentary that deserves a lot more views, I am definitely seeing more from Kate Humble.

@danieldryden6644

3 жыл бұрын

I hope she sees this bro

@michaellind1281

3 жыл бұрын

I guess you could say she's very... humble?

@ladynegrita8606

3 жыл бұрын

I had tears in my eyes too when the Kate and Odnor hugged at the end. So lovely, lovely documentary.

@nightwitchtarot2379

3 жыл бұрын

AGREE!

@tracyllewellyn5942

3 жыл бұрын

So glad I'm not alone with the ending. What a beautiful documentary.

Her name suits her so well. I love the way she narrates everything

I love this series, with Kate. She is so respectful to nomadic culture, customs and people. A very rare quality for journalists. Especially in our era. A deep respect for this amazing woman.

I could just imagine the clean air. That surely would be a wonderful life. Lovely video

@Bt.urnaa8

4 жыл бұрын

jly5120 pollution is only in the cities. Countryside air is real clean

@greennorzadtv1713

4 жыл бұрын

Call me 00905558920897whatssap

@jotarokujopart5314

4 жыл бұрын

Hey the city has no good air just the other city’s well Mongolian take care of the problem so the smokes are not too much

@ltlickmhkc3971

3 жыл бұрын

Only a country side other than that people suffer from bad air 😞pollution

@madeonearth6506

3 жыл бұрын

@@greennorzadtv1713 wtf

This made me smile, laugh and cry....God bless this family and the rest of their country and people.🧡

THIS IS THE BEST FILM I'VE WATCHED IN A LONG TIME!!! THANK YOU FOR BEING THAT "HUMBLE" PERSON IN EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD! ! ! WONDERFUL!!! ❤️

@jotarokujopart5314

4 жыл бұрын

Can u stop commenting over and over

@MissPresley69

4 жыл бұрын

@@jotarokujopart5314 I don't think I can because I'm not living to please YOU😅

@jotarokujopart5314

4 жыл бұрын

N.LIGHT hm I see

@giwrgia1

3 жыл бұрын

you talk too much..bad message if you do so.. chin chin

@tongbaimasongilmore3603

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you they live long life also with nature and made they own food. Only I love and appreciate what we got in western worked more now .

The narrator makes the story more meaningful that it touches your heart. Felt it. Thank you for sharing.

Kate's done a very good job with showing these intimate views of the nomad's life. I've been learning how the western societies are very badly influenced by materialism (I realize most unwillingly). The mongolian people's lives seem to be far richer by simply being close to nature. This may be viewed as limiting and "primitive", but I believe the spirit of the people is very rich and deep.

I cried towards the end when Kate said her goodbyes to the family. Love Kate Humble's documentaries

@SkittlesGirl65

Жыл бұрын

Kate lives up to her last name.😊

this is the most well balanced eco life-style.

Salute to the mother who raised 10 children and some are in the university 👏👏👏👏 godbless your family

@NoNopeAndNo

3 жыл бұрын

Where was the father?

@t-reaf2106

3 жыл бұрын

@@NoNopeAndNo she said "he dead 2 years ago"

@NoNopeAndNo

3 жыл бұрын

@@t-reaf2106 missed that part😔

These are the kinds of beautiful people that restore my faith in humanity. There’s so much to be inspired by. Kate was also so gracious as their guest, this was just so well done.

Kate is so lovely! She is friendly, respectful, never criticizes and she"s never condescending.

This made me cry. Very interesting and lovely documentary. Thank you Kate for sharing this to the World. May God bless the Mongolian Nomads.

@streetscienceofficial8675

11 ай бұрын

You're so kind, where you come from lady??

I admire the wisdom of these people concerning wolves and nature, they live in a very harsh environment! Who are we to judge them?! We have, for sure, a lot to learn from them concerning life!

@Q_QQ_Q

4 жыл бұрын

it was once main population centres

@MrTTuguldur

4 жыл бұрын

come over to Mongolia.

@robertohosea

4 жыл бұрын

indeed... they depends on the nature so the must respect natures law

My beautiful country. I love nomads life. They are one of beautiful humans in the world. Missing my country

👋 i’m mongolian 🇲🇳 it’s really wonderful

I bet Kate Humble would be welcome in any home in the world. What a friendly, sweet intelligent soul she is. I hope to see more of her documentaries in the future. I am just as fascinated with other cultures around the world as she seems to be. Good luck to the Nomads, I hope future generations will be just as happy and successful as this family.

These peoples are my relatives. I’ve visited once in a year. Sadly, the man of the home passed away half and year ago. RIP Bro! This nomadic culture is the most heavenly life in the earth! Enjoy fellas and welcome to Mongolia!

@proudmarinemomma827

2 жыл бұрын

How wonderful. I’m so sorry for the loss of your family member. This was such a beautiful documentary. I am from the USA and live in Texas. I’d love to visit Mongolia one day. What beautiful and kind people.

Had a smile on my face the whole 50 mins

I visited twice this magnificent country with his noble people,I want to say to them:bayarlalaa!

@amarbilegsh5123

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you too. Welcome again :)

@ANKA.OUTLOOK

3 жыл бұрын

although i dont know you. but thank you for visiting our country sister

@g33k_Tech

2 жыл бұрын

in malaysian language..ite means please pay XD

Life is just amazing in Mongolia ❤

this is definitely an amazing documentary and a well-educated and behaved host I have ever seen. it deserves more views.

Thanks for coming to Mongolia and showing to other people Mongolia

@beatapaoli2955

4 жыл бұрын

Love to Mongolian people

@nishhnishh1088

3 жыл бұрын

Love Mongolia💙

@proudmarinemomma827

2 жыл бұрын

You live in Mongolia?

Really humble.... Kate humble... Love and appreciate your hard work and exploration of the forgotten world

Breathtaking and beautiful. What a truly wonderful people and culture.

I stumbled upon this site. Kate has a huge heart. This beautiful family could not help but love her as a family member. I fell in love with this family and sobbed when it was time for Kate to leave. Thank you for this lovely documentary.

I absolutely love the respect you give your hosts. Beautifully done!

When you see and hear these people, it reminds one of the nomadic journey of these people thousands of years ago across the Bering Land Mass...Some stayed north as Eskimos while others traveled south and are the Indians of North, Central and South America...Sound and look the same...The Indians of the Americas were also immigrants.

Thank you Kate for experiencing and respecting our humble, yet unique way of living and loving Odnoo as much. Good insights even for us, Mongolians living in the capital city, being stranded from our nomadic culture day by day. Also, hope you and Odnoo will meet again

@proudmarinemomma827

2 жыл бұрын

I’m from the United States. I live in Texas. This video is very beautiful and interesting. You said that you live in the capital? What is the capital and what is it like there?

@undrally1895

2 жыл бұрын

@@proudmarinemomma827 it’s called Ulaanbaatar. Pretty populated area where most of the Mongolians live in.

@proudmarinemomma827

2 жыл бұрын

@@undrally1895 thank you. Love to learn about other places.

Kate is a wonderful person ❤

I love Kate’s every DC film.thanks to you bring the love came back. The Nomadic people are very lovely and Kindness. ♥️

Respecting & loving Mongolia from heart ♥️

The Mongolian nomads seems to be the most open and friendlist people...❤️❤️❤️

Ведущая такая уважительная,чуткая,простая и чудесная женщина, мне ооочень понравилась и она и люди в Монголии!

I was born and grew up in the Gobi. Currently, I live abroad while my parents are still living in the Gobi as nomads. I realized that I was born in one of the most beautiful places since I came to live and study abroad. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing film. I love your personality and attitude.

No judgements here just like the host. I too lived with these nomads for nearly an hour and shed a tear with them. Thanks for documenting this beautiful life.

Thank you for allowing us to peak into the lives of remote nomads. It was a special privelege and a nice escape especially amidst the chaos of protesting and violence here in the USA.

@martinmartin-gd3zp

3 жыл бұрын

Please don't go to Mongolia, like you arrived to native Americans. West have bad colony history

@KCDisney1

3 жыл бұрын

@@martinmartin-gd3zp how do you know that @LionessProwess isn't Native American?

A warm-hearted documentary showing the beautyof nature and freedom of the nomads, but also the rough life.

I have been to Mongolia and spend some time in the Gobi dessert. I loved sleeping in the Gurs. I loved the foods and the throat singing. It was an exciting experience.

Truly tears of joy,harmony,and agape love truly am crying.

Why would you even think of poverty. I would say they are way more richer than most people living in New York. They don't pay thousands of mortgage, they don't live by credit cards on a daily basis. The animals that they own costs thousands of dollars!

@chrischeong4808

4 жыл бұрын

in way that's true

@RemoveChink

4 жыл бұрын

Credit and debt in Mongolia is becoming a big problem.

@chrischeong4808

4 жыл бұрын

credit and debt happens in every where , same in the USA , where the majority live by hand to mouth .

@itckdm732

4 жыл бұрын

* more rich or just *richer

@borizovskimilan

4 жыл бұрын

Only the fact of them being free makes them richer than us because freedom has no prize. I hope their descendants make the same choice as their elders.

Beautiful story about beautiful people in the glorious setting, I am feeling amazed!

Beautiful to see how different cultures can come together and respect each other cherish the values we have.

Such beautiful people, full of heart and soul

God I love their culture. Such a beautiful people.

Seen many youtube travel vlogs of many different travellers around the globe , but never felt some intense connection with the people, places and cultures that I have seen so far, this is the one that leaves me with a teary eyes after each episode. The amount of love and care in these documentaries are heartwarming. Way to go mam, you are just amazing, "Kate HUMBLE" you truly lives a life with the most beautiful memories than any other human being in the whole wide world , which I believe that inpire many of us. God bless you, mam!😍❤

Raspect I'm Kazakh from Mongolia 🇲🇳

@revol9138

3 жыл бұрын

Oh ok I’m from Mongolia 🇲🇳 two my name is Ankhjiguur

@user-de2cf5cl5h

3 жыл бұрын

Oo very nice Bro My name's Borash

@tehh329

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-de2cf5cl5h borat bish bizde bro :)

@motog4-75

3 жыл бұрын

@@revol9138 too not two. Two is 👉2. Too is like saying as well for example.

@Jash-0p

3 жыл бұрын

Borat Amp

l 'm mustapha from morocco l love people Mongolian and channel Real Stories you nice my dear sister l love you bravo thank you

Wow! I love it that they are still able to keep the herds! They are beautiful the family and the animals! Beautiful culture and people. Truly a wonderful colorful life.

They made me cry, the mutual respect they have for eachother is beautiful.

Kate is such a great reporter, respectful yet doesn’t put on any airs and is completely friendly and understanding of different cultures, great reporter! Hope to see more of her.

I absolutely LOVED this DOCUMENTARY, beautifully done! That moment between Kate and the Family Daughter, was so emotionally raw. A REAL STORY. -LOVED!

These people have a really good understanding of ecology: 29:40 wolves can be crucial for the ecosystem (keystone species) 39:50 mined resources are finite - livestocks are renewable

Beautiful Mongolia , i was almost cry when you guys saying goodbye for each others in last few minutes of video ... Full of Good energy i can got it from your video ! Thank you!

Amen Kate u make me cry,, we navajo people from Arizona almost same way of living and style we lived in hogan like that..our front door is from the east too.. very nice 👌 👍 u keep what ur doing Kate beautiful story and people god bless 🙏 always ..were on the other side of the world..in Arizona USA..

@proudmarinemomma827

2 жыл бұрын

I’m from Texas, USA. Much respect to Navajo people. God bless.

This one is by far my favorite! The family is soooo sweet and welcoming! Gosh Kate humble really helps us stay humble! Universe bless these people!

I hope their ways of life don't die off. Culture is one of the most important things in this world.

If we all love and respect each other like this life is easy. Thanks Kate ❤️

Kate, thank you for capturing the beauty of these cultures. Watching the videos in this series always makes me feel desperate to see the world, but it also reminds me that our world is massive, but in it are some of the most incredible humans!

Being able to travel and experience the diversity of the word and be at peace is the definition of living

I love this, the humanity of it is beautiful!

My parents were nomads too this lifestyle is pretty hard but it makes you 10 times healthier than urban cities residents

Kate, family ,tradition, life ,nature, livestock all makes you fall in love with it . Thanks

What a beautiful documentary , thankyou so much Kate. The ending was equally beautiful and you have true friends for life with that lovely family. Hope you get to go back one day and keep us updated.

That is why i love mongolia they are open to changes and yet they preserve their tradition and culture

They are awesome, I love how friendly they all are.

Once again hats off,BBC and Kate. I only want to say THANK YOU! another awesome experience of the unknown world and life.

I would say more than proud it's their contentment

Had me in tears Kate. Happy and sad tears. What beautiful people.

I love watching Kate Humble documentaries she has a special way about her. There's not enough words to describe Kate. She's very passionate about other people's cultures. Kate is very respectful when trying new things for the first time. Her family is blessed to have her...

How beautiful thanks Kate for sharing this beautiful culture with us I’m half Mongolian I’m very proud the beautiful moment At the end of the documentary when they cry made me crying 😭 😢 😭 😢

Ending part ....Tears of Joy

This was a beautiful doc. Thank you. Very touching

@ANKA.OUTLOOK

3 жыл бұрын

thank you from Mongolia

Such a lovely family, I truly enjoyed watching this. 🥰❤

A huge thank you for this incredible video, I learned so much about a world I never knew.

This Kate has a wonderful way of communicating.

@dulcehajjar5826

3 жыл бұрын

Agree 👏❤️💐

Beautiful healthy lifestyle nomads have....♥️👍👍respect.......♥️♥️👍👍

What a life. All I see is love and giving, what a humble people. Thanks for sharing a great documentary. ❤️ absolutely enjoyed it.

So beautiful, so kind, I am also from Inner Mongolia, China

@proudmarinemomma827

2 жыл бұрын

How beautiful. It seems like a nice place, with many kind and wonderful people. I’m from Texas in the United States of America.

Fascinating story. I have always been interested in nomadic lifestyle and also The Mongolian people Enjoyed the documentary

The most crazy day I had in Mongolia was a day with 20+ times of snowing in a single day. Imagine snowing then stopping with the sky beaming with the sky melting the snow then snowing again this happened in the span of 8 hours.

@proudmarinemomma827

2 жыл бұрын

How beautiful. I live in the USA and from Texas, which is one of the states. We get very crazy weather here. It might be hot outside and then become cold and blow dirt. It may snow and freeze and then become warm; all in one day. It gets pretty hot where I live. Texas has many terrains. It’s flat land where I live and you can see for miles and miles. Some areas have rolling hills and a lot of greenery and humidity. It’s dry where I live though.

After watching this i saw how Genuine Kate is❤ i laugh and cry😊 its almost 2 am in here. And since its a lockdown..might as well watch all your series. Thank you and greatmorning🌞God bless the Magical Mongolia.

Mongolia is beautiful country. People is very kind.