First Impressions of ULAANBAATAR, MONGOLIA (Meeting the Mongolian People!) Travel Vlog

In this vlog I'm in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia! Over this video series, we're going to be exploring Ulaanbaatar and the Mongolian countryside, as well as experiencing Mongolia's Naadam festival. In this video, I walk around Ulaanbaatar, meet some friendly Mongolian people, try some Mongolian food, and explore the State Department Store.

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[hulanorsoo]

Little correction here. 1:30, As a Mongolian, we never been part of china. We were autonomous country for Manchu dynasty. We also declared our country in December 29 1911.

[UB]

As a Mongolian, Currently living in US, this video brought home to me, smiled thru entire thing. Appreciate this video, keep up the goodwork Doug

[Ned]

My wife is Mongolian and we’re going from Brooklyn in late September. Thank you my g!!! Can’t wait to watch more of ur other videos.

[siegfriedpintar]

The Mongolian accent while speaking English really fascinates me, I haven't seen any research, academic or otherwise, but it sounds so unique, I can't put my finger on it.

[idos_]

As a Mongolian, this video was so weird to watch(in a good way ofc). Watching you being in awe of these things that seem so normal to us, describing them through your own unique perspective and just exploring the little parts was so refreshing. I realized that i take a lot of things in our culture for granted. Great video, keep up the good work mate

[lia-gzpr]

As a Mongolian living abroad who hasn't gone back in 5 years, this made me so nostalgic. Thank you for making this vlog and I hope you enjoy your stay

[MrTaserface]

It was so wholesome to see how friendly the people are there in mongolia

[irishwolfhound]

Mongolia looks to be a beautiful country, would love to visit there some time, hello from Ireland

[thetribalwriter]

I'm from Nagaland, India and we Nagas are of Mongoloid race.
We look exactly like the Mongoloids, our English accent are exactly the same as well.
I wish I'll be able to visit Mongolia one fine day.

[muno]

I am Mongol and the way you pronounce Mongolian words is really good. Grateful that you put an effort to it.

[ghadahalsubaie]

This so cute all the families celebrating them is so wholesome the whole video I was just smiling so cute

[WilliamPreat]

Love the videos man. Just genuine authentic content!

[davidmakange]

I am from Tanzania, East Africa. Before watching this video I knew little about the country. I am quiet impressed and will definately add Ulaan Bataar to my bucket list.

[AdMBandLeader]

I'm from a race known as the Moran race living in the northeast region of India. As I've heard long back from my father and other paternal elders, our race had migrated from Mongolia more than a thousand years ago into this Brahmaputra valley of the state of Assam and so Mongol genes are present in our blood.
It's interesting how people migrate and populate newer places, taking up newer names.

[francoisangeloobrero]

Oh mongolia is one of my bucketlist because it's underrated and not popular for tourist..

You know the less known is sometimes more beautiful

[AnushkaGee]

This is awesome to see as a Mongolian who lives in London, UK and not been able to go back for 6 years! I can already see some notable differences. I can't wait to watch the rest of your journey 🤩

[ferowmandagie]

Beautifull city, unique architecture and the landscape are so peacefull. cheers from Manado, Indonesia

[robertcrafton]

Seriously one of the best vids I have watched in ages. Your interactions with the family members at the arts commemoration was so sweet. That is how one should travel. Curious, open, friendly, and respectful.

[davidhuckabee]

I've been so looking forward to the Mongolia videos...definitely on my list of places to visit. I have to say that your videos are some of my favorite content out there...keep up the great work!

[cindyhills]

I lived in UB for a year and loved it (2019-2020). Had to evacuate because of Covid. Your video brought back so many wonderful memories. Thank you!