How Expensive Is Mongolia?

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If you are trekking in Mongolia, you will likely have to buy some food or snacks. This video will explain what you should expect to pay at the local supermarket.

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[IgorTravelsTheWorld]

Check out my entire set of videos from Mongolia. I had an awesome 13 day trek there, flew my drone and got to retrace the steps of Chinggis Khan. Enjoy!
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[TelmenBudsuren]

Mongolian here, just a fact that he is in some kind of supermarket, most of the stuffs “expensive” in supermarket, in most of the tiny market you can get that 90cent bread for 50cent

[TheLongshot]

God dam, your average American can live like a king

[ank]

In North America and Western Europe, Mongolia is less well known than South Korea, but at night in Mongolia, where there is less light pollution, the Milky Way and dinosaur fossils are worth more than the war sites in China's Qinhuangdao and Vietnam.

[reefalkaud]

I am an American but my parents are non-Americans and that is because I was born in the United States. And believe me that the prices of the stuff that I usually find in the grocery store even in my parent's country and most if not nearly all of the countries that I've visited are much higher than the prices of the items that I saw in this video. Thanks for sharing and uploading man!

[liannajohn]

I’m from Mongolia and I’ve been there last year and life is hard being vegan there lol- The most common foods have heavy meat in them.

[bevoburn]

Very interesting video. I think i may skip on china and give Mongola a try.

[hmble]

Mongolia doesn’t have that much virus :DD

[hemantmehta]

Thanks buddy. Prices looks quite reasonable. Well stocked supermarket.

[umbertobombace]

0:53 anyway their currency is not called dollar, but tugrik

[MultiHeheboy]

Only thing cheap here is Meat. If you visit some bigger markets like a Emart or a Nomin you will get it even more cheaper here. Utility water, electric, heat are cheap too.

[hunterh]

I miss mongolia I haven’t been back home in almost thirteen years, I miss the Restaurant the most! Big portions and low cost.

[atari]

I plan on traveling there to try out some food and to learn more about their culture! Is English uncommon there?

[megumimegumi]

Cool, i always not heard mongolia, but it looks goodto go there :)

[sammencia]

Every item was processed junk food.
Meat? Eggs? Yogurt? Poultry? Fish?

VEGETABLES?

[BushidoIslander]

Wow when converting that amount to my currency which is Philippine Peso it is not that expensive compared to buying groceries in Hong Kong, Japan & Singapore.. i love Mongolia especially it's culture & Wrestling

[aniranirod]

MONGOLIAN LIVE EPXENSIVE IS SO
CHEAP AND GOOD. FOODS HAS SO NARUTAL AND GOOD QUALITY. BCS WE HAVE GOOD AND WIDE NATURE.

[danielledmario]

I haven't lived there for more than a decade, but fruit and vegetables are *very* expensive in comparison to what I pay in Canada. Based on a quick Google search, that disparity in cost has only grown. I seem to recall paying the equivalent of $12 CAD for a medium head of broccoli.

[onnotijsterman]

bread in my area in mongolia is like 2000 tukrik or one dollar maybe its risen but as far as i can remember its 2000 tukrik

[NileBlackAndWhite]

in out country the car's like 3m tugurug how much money wil be???