What’s Ulaanbaatar Really Like? Capital City of Mongolia ???????? Улаанбаатар
I spend a few days touring Ulaanbaatar (Улаанбаатар), the capital city of Mongolia.
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I'm Jason, a full-time British Travel Vlogger and YouTuber who's been to 61 countries. I've been travelling around the world full-time since 2017.
I have travel series' from many of the world's best (and least) known destinations. I filmed the first vlogs on my channel in the summer of 2016 after spending a year living in China. A proper solo trip around Eastern Europe followed after graduating from University in the summer of 2017, taking me to Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Kosovo. This marked the start of my efforts to turn vlogging into a full-time job.
After that European trip I explored much of Asia: visiting India, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Pakistan, the Philippines, South Korea and Kazakhstan.
I have also travelled to North Africa and the Middle East fairly extensively over the last five years, filming videos in Turkey, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel and Palestine.
I've travelled to North America just once as a YouTuber, visiting Mexico in 2021. Though I have been to both the USA and Canada, this was as a child on family holidays.
In 2022, I took my first trip to Sub Saharan Africa, visiting Kenya and Tanzania, before heading to the Middle East, stopping in Dubai and Lebanon. Europe followed, covering both the Greek and Turkish sides of Cyprus, and afterwards going back to Italy for the second time to cover Milan and Sicily. I then visited the Caribbean for the first time, covering the Dominican Republic, before heading to both Brussels and Amsterdam, then covering Taiwan and the Philippines in Asia. I finished off the year with a trip around Morocco.
I started my travels in 2023 by finally visiting Paris, taking the Eurostar from London. I then headed over to Qatar for a few days, before heading to Asia, with videos following from India, Singapore, Taiwan, Japan and Mongolia.
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MONGOLIAN Capital Ulaanbaatar | Country On Steroids!
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NOMADIC FAMILY IN BULGAN MONGOLIA 10/17/2018
An amazing experience to stay with a Nomadic Family in Bulgan Mongolia.
2017 08 25 Mongolia 22 Dornod Buir nuur to Choibalsan Kherlen gol
2017 08 25 Mongolia 22 Dornod Buir nuur to Choibalsan 250 km Kherlen gol Steenfabriek Limonium sinensis
Watersnip Poelruiter Kievit Tapuit Mongoolse leeuwerik Mongoolse kortteenleeuwerik
Sovyet Treni ile MOĞOLİSTAN Bozkırlarında MUHTEŞEM Yolculuk ! #208
Sovyet Treni ile MOĞOLİSTAN Bozkırlarında MUHTEŞEM Yolculuk !
Moğolistan'dan herkese selamlar. Bu bölümde Moğolistan'ın başkenti Ulan Batur şehrinden Rusya sınırına eski sovyet treni ile bir yolculuk yapacağız. Bu yolculuğumuz da Moğollar'ın kaldığı yurtlarda yani göçebe çadırında konaklayacağız. Moğolistan'ın efsane sokak lezzetleri ve yemeklerini de deniyoruz. Dünya turumda Asya ülkeleri ile devam ediyoruz. Herkese iyi seyirler.
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Trip to Erlian (China's border city)
Inside a buddhist monastery in Choibalsan (Mongolia)
Taken in August 2017
Kherlen Toono Nature Reserve in East Mongolia
This is one of many nature reserve places in Mongolia. Come and experience more extraordinary natural landscapes in Mongolia.
Morin Khuur Concert in Choibalsan
As the department head of Mongolia's Ministry of Justice, upon her visit to Choibalsan's border police compound Altangerel was treated to a full day of military formation demonstrations and, of course, lots of good food and a concert filled with soldiers performing Mongolia's favorite songs on Mongolia's favorite instruments. Here is one of the more surreal moments of that day--children in uniform running into the theater, where, as you'll see, a young man does a beautiful job on the Morin Khuur, or horsehead fiddle.
Choibalsan city and Herlen river
Amraltin neg odor Polish nz Agnieszka Davidtei hamt herlen golin ergeer alhaj yavsan neg odriin temdeglel
Grassland of Mongolia Tosonkhulstai
Toson Hulstai natural reserve is located in North-Eastern Mongolia, in a transition zone between forest steppe and grassland ecosystems. The area is designated as a Natural Reserve to protect the low mountains, rolling hills, and dry steppe ecosystems that are the habitat for the Mongolian gazelle and other wildlife.
Toson Hulstai natural reserve encompasses parts of Bayan-Ovoo and Norovlin soums of Khentii province, and, Bayantumen, Tsagaan ovoo and Holonbuir soums of Dornod province. The natural reserve is officially managed by the Eastern Mongolian Protected Areas Administration headquartered in Choibalsan.
Access to the reserve by car is possible year-round due to the area's smooth topography and close proximity to the main road leading to the cities of Ulaanbaatar, Ondorkhaan and Choibalsan. The western border of the reserve is located about 500 km from Ulaanbaatar, while the eastersn border is about 50 km from the town of Choibalsan.
Чойбалсан, Буйр нуур, Халх гол, Choibalsan, Buir nuur, Khalkh gol
Чойбалсан, Буйр нуур, Халх гол, Choibalsan, Buir nuur, Khalkh gol
Mongolia Montage 25
More of the awesomeness of Mom's visit including serenading by a retired Mongolian opera great.
Gandantegchinlen Khiid Monastery
The monastery was established in 1835 by the Fifth Jebtsundamba, then Mongolia's highest reincarnated lama. It became the principal center of Buddhist learning in Mongolia. In the 1930s, the Communist government of Mongolia, under the leadership of Khorloogiin Choibalsan and under the influence of Joseph Stalin, destroyed all but a few monasteries and killed more than 10.000 lamas. The monastery, having escaped this mass destruction, was closed in 1938, but then reopened in 1944 and allowed to continue as the only functioning Buddhist monastery, under a skeleton staff, as a token homage to traditional Mongolian culture and religion. With the end of communism in Mongolia in 1990, restrictions on worship were lifted.
Аяллын тойрог Зүүн хязгаарын Баатар хот Чойбалсангаар
Travel in Choibalsan city
몽골 여행 시 주의할 점ㅠㅠ 믿고 걸러야 할 여행사???? & 몽골 북부 여행팁????????
쳉헤르 온천의 아픈 기억(?)은 잊어버리려 했는데...또다시 폭발ㅠㅠ
*유랑한나 인스타 instagram.com/hannakang_k
※ 본 영상은 코로나19 발생 이전 촬영된 영상입니다.
#몽골 #몽골여행 #홉스골 #홉스골여행 #홉스골호수 #Khovsgol
#유랑한나 #리얼몽골 #여행작가강한나 #강한나작가 #mongolia
【19】????????현지인만 가는 칭기즈칸 유적지 Deep in eastern Mongolia #몽골 #Mongolia #Монголия
클릭해 주셔서 감사합니다
구독과 좋아요는 여행 영상 만드는데 많은 힘이 됩니다
감사합니다
현지인들만 가는 칭기즈칸 유적지가 있다는데
서로 다른 유적지의 개념 차이란...
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Gopro7
Insta one x 360
마이크
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#여행 #세계일주 #바이크 #몽골 #Монголия
Mongólia - Belas Imagens
Regina Monteforte1 - Instituto de Educação Alfa - 4º Ano = Luiz Otávio-Bárbara = Mongólia- Trabalho de Informática - 2010-Andradas -
Mongolia, Siberia, and Lake Baikal
My 2010 summer vacation.
Langmusi: Trekking in Southern Gansu, with 4K drone footage
Trek on the most undiscovered trails in Langmusi at:
Located right on the border of Sichuan and Gansu Province, Langmusi is a town that offers two distinct monasteries- one on each side of the provincial border. Langmusi (郎木寺; Lángmùsì – Tibetan: Taktsang Lhamo) means in the original Tibetan, “den of tigers”. While there are no tigers to be found there today, one can walk the deep rocky Namo Gorge just outside of town, past the bubbling spring that is the source of the White Dragon River, and can easily see how this Bavarian-esque landscape could have once been the remote mountain sanctuary for such wild beasts.
Langmusi, at 3,345 meters in elevation, is a town that is known for it’s rich Buddhist culture and it’s amazing scenery, tucked away in the crags of 5000 meter mountains. It would be very easy to spend at least 2-3 days here in this quaint wonderland.
???? Kirti and Serti Monastery
The two main temples in Langmusi are the Kirti Monastery, located on the southern Sichuan side, and the Serti Monastery, located on the northern Gansu side of town. Serti, with 350 monks in residence, is certainly the more lavish of the two monasteries as it receives some of its funding by the Chinese government, and the monastery in turn supports China’s appointed Buddhist spiritual leaders. Serti, the cleaner and more prestigious of the towns’ two monasteries, shines under the high altitude sun with brilliant golden roofs and is often undergoing major renovations and expansion upgrades.
Kirti Monastery, on the other hand, receives no funding from the government and has about 750 monks. Consequently, Kirti maintains an older, more organic feel as it’s temples are made wood, mud, aluminum, and cement. The roofs lack the loud colors and glam that adorn the Serti Monastery. Most of the Kirti side is comprised of the slightly tattered but humble living quarters of all the monks who reside there. But, while being a bit more toned down than neighboring Serti Monastery, I’ve found that most of the Tibetan pilgrims that walk and prostrate for months when traveling to Langmusi all go to Kirti, not Serti. In fact, most of the major gatherings of lamas and monks happen at Kirti despite its more rustic character.
Regardless of personality, both monasteries are certainly worth a visit and it is a fantastic experience to walk alongside the pilgrims who have come from 100’s of miles all around the grasslands to land and worship in Langmusi.
???? Hiking and Horse Trekking in Langmusi
Walking through Kirti Gompa and up the valley, you will reach the start of Namo Gorge. You have to pay 40Y at the entrance to the monastery, which gets you access to the monastery itself and the gorge, but it is possible to bypass this if you walk up the road to the right of the ticket office, up and over the hill and down to the start of the gorge.
Once past the ticket gate, there is a wide open field where you might happen to stumble upon young monks playing soccer or relaxing in the grass reading a book. This is the just outside the walls of the Kirti Monastery and as such is the “playground” for the 100’s of monks that reside there. Moving past this area as you follow the river upstream you quickly enter a narrow gorge. Just on the right of this gorge is a statue of a tiger wrapped in Cata scarves and is a small cave, known as a home to local mountain spirits. The cave is no bigger than a modest size apartment but there is a small hole in the backside of the cave where you may find that local Tibetan nomads are trying to wiggle in and out of. Legend has it that if you can fit through a particular opening in the cave you are pure of heart and mind.
The hike ascends from 3,200 meters up to 4,000 meters if you do the whole hike. From this view among the sharp rocks of the peak at 4,200 meters you get an excellent view of both Langmusi town and the wide open grasslands. Hiking further out of town, you will likely need a guide.
The hiking in this gorge can be anywhere from 20 minutes to 8 hours. There is really enough here for any level of adventure seeker!
???? Horse Trekking
One of the town’s must-do activities is the horse trekking. Langmusi offers anything from 1 to 3 day horse treks where you can stay with real Tibetan nomads in their tents. Please contact us if you would like more info on the horse trekking here.
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