Pastoral nomads in migration | SLICE

Like most pastoral nomads in Mongolia, Purevjav is a hunter. We follow him and his family in one of his migration steps, in the beautiful landscapes of Hovsgol province. The economic situation of the family is getting harder each year, so the younger ones have a job to supply the family’s needs, while the eldest, Purevjav, still breeds his animals…

Extract from the documentary: “Taiga”
Direction: Hamid Sardar
Production: A ProPos & France Télévisions

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[CHRB-nnqp]

When they spoke about there being no teachers in nomadic society, that was honestly eye-opening for me. I would love that job in the future, it sounds amazing

[TheOday]

We have 2 different living styles in Mongolia, one is nomadic life another is living in city as most of the developed country’s people. I am proud of being Mongolian because i can live in nomadic life whenever I want and we have unique culture. Thank you for this video, it is amazing. 🌺🌺🌺

[ellp]

So sweet! “You were cute and chubby” “like you are now” he clearly after 40 years is still in love and adores his wife!!! ❤️❤️ nice to see that people still have that pure love! Not drama, jealous, crazy crap, not all people know what deep pure love is anymore!
I’m in my 22nd year of Marriage and I’m still deeply in love

[shagurtham]

What a service to humanity by documenting this nomadic life. Life was similar in our region at one point in time and now its more like transitioning towards urban life.

[kfer]

I would LOVE to teach nomad children. I live in a cabin in northern Maine, heat with wood, have no appliances, sleep outside even in winter, and use mains electricity only for charging this IPhone, which was a gift from my brother. I raise sheep, horses, livestock guardian dogs, rabbits. I eat what I raise. I ride a horse into town for my mail twice a month. Or I walk. Their lives are amazing, fabulous, strong beyond measure.

All my children were born at home with a midwife, none of them went to public school, and they had very free childhoods playing outdoors and learning as they were curious. As much like that nomadic life as could be managed in this modern era.

[qarabulaqb]

This is natural life, respect for them.

[mariethiers]

Thank You! I find Mongolia interesting, and I enjoy watching such videos, and also on television. Great! 🌷🌺

[robertlyon]

I was with a group in 1990 hunting in Mongolia, one of the most interesting and amazing experiences of my life

[thaoinhphuong]

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[MohammadKhan-jycq]

THANKS ALOT FOR SHOWING GREAT AND NATURAL WAY OF LIVING.

[iengbor_Ridetales]

In our part of the country people live in villages and some people would have another temporary house like a farm house, which they stay sometime while farming or grazing. But they are very few. Most people would choose to settle where they work. Very beautiful to learn this lifestyle of the Mongolians. Thankyou Slice. ❤😍❤💕

[prasantaacharjee]

Simply I can say, this documentary is superb presented by Slice; a lot of thanks to Slice their such a document🙋‍♂️.

[ahoosifoou]

Beauyiful video. Love the outdoors that view of the steppes is crazy

[mhashekhotozhotso]

What a good documentary about a noble life on earth thank you for your hardship in filming it ..I wish could visit the place ...

[miriamaguilar]

The children are so beautiful. The daughter is so naturally beautiful like her mother. <3

[tseringkaljan]

Mongolian teaches us all how survive the value of natural lifestyle.
It is speechless. 👍👍👍 thanks alot for this great explorer. 🌺🌺We need protect our natural beauty around the worlds.me from Nepal 🇳🇵.in Nepal we have two kinds of lifestyle like Mongolia even Mongolia is more amazing landscape.i like it.and I am also from nomadic family at between Nepal and Tibet.

[Houbaraoutdoors]

This is a French documentary I saw it few yrs back, worth watching...I think slice got it's rights

[tomgrantham]

What a shame that this life style might disappear.
These people are truly unique and very interesting, hard working, imaginative, inventive, make something out of nothing type of humans.
You just gotta LOVE these fine humans.

[JacindaH]

Are there other videos on this family? Thank you

[itsu]

How kind of them to keep the fawn and feed him. That shows these people’s heart is as lovely as nature