The Mongols were the only people that were able to take down the Vikings and the Rus, and no one could best them on a horse! I think even King Ashurbanipal of Assyria feared the Mongol hordes.
I lived in Mongolia '94-'96. It was post Soviet. The city has changed/modernized a great deal. It looks great! Although I do have some nostalgia with the older Soviet look as well. I know it is almost a year old, your video. But I was glad to see it. Thanks! Ямар сайхан видеог хийж өгсөн чинь их баярлалаа. Also, as you talked about the monuments and the contribution of Mongolians. There was a motorized rifle battalion in Iraq in Hillah. When I travelled to Hillah, several times, I would talk to the Mongolian soldiers. Great dudes! Per capita, Mongolia was the largest contributor in Iraq behind the US. Манай монгол ах дүү цэрэгүүд мандтуугай!!! Монгол улсыг их санаж байна даа
I was confused by the tank and the map cause I knew there were no Mongolian troops fighting against Wehrmacht (they had relatively few and those were already engaged guarding the borders with Japan-occupied China at the time). So had to do quick extra research. Indeed, the Mongolians paid for 53 tanks (T-34 and T-70) produced in USSR back in 1942. These tanks formed a separate brigade which originated near Moscow in January 1943 and whose 1943-45 route to Germany is then shown on the map under the tank. The tank exhibited is just a later (85mm long gun) version of T-34 (went into production in 1944), not necessarily the one that was actually used by the denoted brigade at any point in time. Mongolia also stands behind a squadron of fighters that were manufactured at their expense over 1943. The biggest input into the war effort by Mongolia actually were the horses - off the top of my head, I think there were around 0.5 mln horses supplied to the Soviet Army during the war which tremendously helped the logistic efforts. On top of that, there were huge supplies of cattle, wool, leather and multiple smaller items required for the joint Allied war effort. As a Russian, I’m thankful for all the support!
да монголия не отправляла войска как вы заметили но это танковская бригада " монгол арат" которые производились на деньги монгольского народа. Я сейчас не помню точное количество танков которые поставлялись на деньги монголов, но их было не так мало.
Дэниел и Ксения! Спасибо вам за видео, за уважение к памяти нашего народа! ❤🙏 Очень важно помнить тех, кто в трудные времена показал настоящую дружбу! Монголия удивительная страна! ❤
Большое спасибо за ваше видео. Было очень интересно посмотреть на Улан-Батор вашими глазами. Точно, чем то на Новосибирск похож, на мою родину. Привет из Новосибирска. Привет от моряка из Сибири американскому моряку.
Wonderful video, Mongolia is absolutely gorgeous. I like that you show the food, and even speak of any problems that you encountered. Thanks to the two of you.
Don't let him pick on you Ksenia I had to close my eyes when Daniel walked on the glass floor. Thank you both for taking us with you to Mongolia it's more beautiful than I could have ever imagined. I particularly loved the building that had multiple colors of glass, it just looked really cool.
Огромное спасибо за видео! Мое глубочяйшие почтение Монгольскому народу! За,то ,что не отвернулась от России! Спасибо вам ,что показали Монголию эти великие люди сражались с русским народом против обшего врага и также как и Русские помнят ичтут свое прошлое! Безумная красота и чистота! МИРА МОНГОЛИИ !❤
Спасибо,за тёплые слова! Советский народ,только-только поднявшийся с колен,после Революции '17-ого,сам ещё в полнейшей разрухе,голодающий,пришёл на помощь в далёком '21-ом:наши вожди встретились в Кремле. Наши предки связаны кровью,крепким братством и нерушимой дружбой,что и завещали нам. Мы помним всё то,что сделал нам СССР. Спасибо,нашим русским братьям!
Thank you for visiting my Home country. Wish you all the best in your future life! 👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️👌👌👌👏👏👏🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️ Ustei ganz salad unequi ugchij chadvargui uruvdeltei ch yumaa🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for sharing the mosaics in summer time, the history is engraved forever, the Russians saved the world in 1945. The city view is awesome from highrise buildings to the mountains. The mall is superb. Restaurant dishes look delicious big meals hairs excluded, look forward to next adventures in the Mongolian country. Love to both of you. God bless you.
мое детство прошло в Монголии...ПС советские (а в СССР мы за границей назывались - советские) - называли Улан Батор просто: Батор - и так можно было сразу определить жил ли человек в Монголии
You're a great guide, Dan. Your video allows us to explore what Ulaanbaatar looks like today. Are you going with Ksenia get to the famous Mongolian desert of Gobi? Have a nice day and thank you for sharing!
Yeah,🤘 Nirvana🤘!!! I was a fan of this band and I used to dress like this in about 97-98!!! We have a saying - "The higher you climb, the lower you fall"!!!Have a good holiday in Mongolia, guys!!!!
The wide stripes across the chest of the Red Army soldiers are often painted by artists in red, but in reality they have never been red. They were of different colors according to the types of troops: crimson - infantry, dark blue - cavalry, sky blue - aviation, orange - artillery. On this mosaic panel, we can see both the correct and the incorrect image at the same time.
I've had time to now watch from the beginning, and thank you for returning to this Memorial, amongst other sights you visited in a cooler season in the pinned Mosaic Video. I had to laugh when you guys complained that it was already hot in the early morning with temperature of 25C- here on Big Island anything around 20C is sock and slippah weather, ( we wear socks with our flipflops; -), and I wear a long sleeve shirt over my T in the mornings , and evenings when it cools down from the daytime 25C. I am so glad you are having good times, horse hair aside. Just take extra care at crossings, etc. Aloha from Big Island!
The mosaic depicts the events not only of the Second World War. The beginning of the mosaic is the events of the revolution. Part of the mosaic with the image of the Japanese flag refers to the events before the Second World War. I will assume that this is the victory of the Soviet-Mongolian troops over the Japanese at Khalkhin Gol
@@Wild-Siberia Some of their songs would make for great soundtracks for your videos of your Mongolian vacation. This one has 111 million views--Yuve Yuve Yu. It has been so long eating and drinking being merry How strange, how strange Taking our Great Mongol ancestors names in vain How strange, how strange Yet, would not honor our oath and destiny How strange, how strange Why the valuable ethics of ancestors become worthless? How strange, how strange Hey, you traitor! Kneel down! Hey, Prophecies be declared! You've born in ancestor’s fate yet Sleeping deeply, can't be awakened How strange, how strange Blindly declaring that Only Mongols are the best How strange, how strange Born to live as nobles Yet, can't unite as one How strange, how strange Why is it difficult to rise up our nation up? How strange, how strange Hey, you traitor! Kneel down Hey, Prophecies be declared! Why it’s so hard to cherish the Ancestors' inherited land? How strange, how strange Why priceless edifications of elders turning to ashes? How strange, how strange With the future of eternal prosperity, The Wolf totemed Mongols have the blessings of Heaven Born with undeniable fate to gather nations, the Lord Chinggis declares his name on earth. Would come back, Will come back Oh Black Banner be awakened, be awakened Oh the Khanate (royal power) rise and rise forever How strange, how strange Oh Black Banner be awakened, be awakened Oh the Khanate (royal power) rise and rise forever
Watched the youtube for their version of "Sad but true" Made out of sterner stuff than our Metallica! (Though I'd like to see their version of Whisky in the Jar!!!) Aloha from Big Island!
@@sidnelson9379 I would have never imagined so many possible notes coming from an instrument with only 2 strings. I once read that there are about 7 million native-speakers of the Mongolian language worldwide, yet these guys get tens of millions of views on their videos.
Que emocionante recorrido lleno de historia, sus murales como están en la mayoría de los países, expresan su pasado y sus complejidades sociales, gracias Daniel.
You really hit the nail on the head with this one 21:15 . It's sad because some powers of the world would like it if we all forgot this history. So much respect, from mine to yours 🦆💌
Thank you for your great video. U2 are giving realistic information about Mongolia and Russia. As i am a Mongolian, I really like your video. Yes. True. Ub is like on steroids in building boom for the last 20 years. Prosperity is growing so fast, but as you see so many Toyota prius, which openly shows that there are so many poor people in UB. Gasoline price is too high for ordinary Mongolians. So, they have drive Toyota prius, which is really economic for drivers
@@Wild-Siberia that's great! You are investing in our tourist industry as much you can. The government of Mongolia is planning to receive 1 million tourists in the next few years. You and Ksenia are helping it by doing your beautiful videos. If you visit Mongolia, next time, I will be glad to have as my honourable guests. Anytime, sir!
You seem to like monuments, I hope you guys get the chance to go to Volgograd and see The Motherland Calls statue. Apparently it is a very emotional experience. By the way I love to see you guys sweat and it's amazing how quick your skin takes color.
Wonderful to see the Russian flag flying there and the amazing memorial on the hill. Beautiful mosaic. It is quite a place, much more modern than one would expect.
After watching bald and bankrupt video on mangolia I thought there is nothing much in mangolia but surprised to see such city and development. Love from India
@@Wild-Siberia HAHA lol That's why Native Americans are called as Indians. Love your videos checking interesting ones. Love to see more videos on Russia.
Thank you for making this video of my hometown Ulaanbaatar. Our government has done many things to attract tourists in recent years. Our city is developing rapidly and traffic is getting worse each year. Anyway, thank you for sharing.
I agree on everything you said the thing is Mongolians need to learn how to create larger roads with better traffic systems not based on time but by traffic. Your country is beautiful. I absolutely love Mongolia. I will be back.
I'm mixed raced like Brazilians. The grandmother of my mum was Moggolian and her grandfather was Russian. They gor married and came to Greece. I love all the countries that I have origin. 💚
Thanks for this piece of travelling to Mongolia. Never been there and it's a kind of revelation for me. I thought it was more rural. You changed it. Hope one day you get to explore the South of Russia. Krasnodar Region, Northen Cuacasus Republics of Russian Federation. I'm rather sure you will find lots of amazing places in there. Climb the mountain of Elbrus. Get to downhill skiing resorts of Dombay or Sochi. Dagestan, for example is a uniqe place if you want to see what real mountains look like. Try to Google fortress of Narin Kala in Derbent, which existed more than 2000 years B.C. and how it looks like today. If I can assist you in any possible way, just let me know, I'll do what I can for such a nice positive couple.
your vidieo is amazing, i will be coming to tour this city in the spring, maybe ill be fortunate enough to run into you and say hello....much respect mark czup ohio usa
Я расскажу. У всех кочевников, от Монголии до Южно-русских степей, какой-то особой кухни как бы и нет. :) Точнее так: вся кисло-молочка, от сметаны и кефира до всяких айранов и кумысов, родом от кочевников. А в плане еды это просто варенное в разных вариациях (свежее, валянное) мясо и вяленные колбасы из субпродуктов. Которые тоже потом варить надо. В общем-то и все! :)) Просто у кочевников почти никогда не возникало проблем с едой и поэтому смысла что-то изобретать из других продуктов тоже не было. Да и образ жизни не способствовал тратить время на придумывание каких-то кулинарных изысков. Поэтому у монголов, в частности, просто какие-то вариации той же китайской кухни.
I just use inshot it’s free not a lot of editing going on though just record then I stop and record other things in my head I imagine how it should flow. eventually I’ll make real videos 😂
OK thanks for replying, I've recently purchased a DJI osmo action 3 and I'm literally at the beginner stage and at the moment editing is very new, I'm just interested to know how you put your videos together, awesome video and thanks again 👌
My wife is from Gomel Belarus. Half her family died in WWII. Her great aunt was born in the Pripyet marshes in a bunker. Her mother was born in a train carriage and lived in one for several years. Until things were rebuilt.
Seeing that many of your subscribers are your fellow countrymen it would have been nice to have shown us where the US embassy was located. Love your channel ❤️
Your information is from...XVIII century:too old! Better,get nowadays views,facts about my country.Otherwise,you'd be look alike with no modern knowledge(not knowing about ONLY...my country,in...generally!)among the youth,who is better informed. I'd not "lectured" you,no. Just remember - it's XXI century. Ulan-Bator, Mongolia. October,28. 2023.
@@Wild-Siberia No one owns the Zaisan land We have bigger issues than fixing this statue. Inflation, Pollution, Poor infrastructure, and limited resources are rising
Ah, just pick the hair out. Next time just ask for the hairless salad! Great video guys. Your meal reminded me of grade school where we had a cook in the cafeteria, and we would expect to find a hair in our food. It was more rare to NOT find a hair. Gotta love old Mary!
yea we don’t have issues with the hairs but this was legitimately 2-3 feet long and we didn’t care to pay and didn’t want another salad but the second had it too. it’s just weird because they must not be wearing hair nets and their cooking conditions must be a little strange then.
@@westernwanderer8397 yea I mentioned on the video it was like a horse tail hair long black and thick literally took a portion of the plate 😂 but it’s ok I’ll never go again they brought a second salad with the same issue and still made me pay full price
I'm just so curious what all those office buildings are doing inside. The look like the buildings in LA that are for worldwide corporations, household names, but I've never ever heard of a single product or media coming from modern Mongolia personally.
@@Wild-Siberia Ah, I kind of assumed/wondered it might be a switerland-style situation, perhaps for the Eastern Bloc instead of most of the rest of the west like Switzerland and a few other tax havens in Europe. Office work, bureaucracy, and number keeping. Thanks for the reply!
mongolian here，we are proud of our democracy and freedom more than anything，we hope russia can also transfer to stable democracy in the near future and reach it full potential
С цветом машин всё просто. Чем светлее, тем лучше. На чёрных сразу будет видна быстро оседающая на них пыль и песок, чего в Монголии в достатке. На белых это не так заметно.
yes this is true but they have a lot of black Mercedes and Lexus and range rovers only the Prius are light colored. Mongolians are very wealthy and buy good cars in the last few years
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Chances are without your videos I'd never see places like Mongolia, thanks dude!
@@Jamal_Tyrone 🙏🏻 I’m happy you took the time to watch then
The Mongols were the only people that were able to take down the Vikings and the Rus, and no one could best them on a horse! I think even King Ashurbanipal of Assyria feared the Mongol hordes.
Низкий Поклон Монгольскому Народу!!!
☝🏻🙏🏻
I lived in Mongolia '94-'96. It was post Soviet. The city has changed/modernized a great deal. It looks great! Although I do have some nostalgia with the older Soviet look as well. I know it is almost a year old, your video. But I was glad to see it. Thanks! Ямар сайхан видеог хийж өгсөн чинь их баярлалаа.
Also, as you talked about the monuments and the contribution of Mongolians. There was a motorized rifle battalion in Iraq in Hillah. When I travelled to Hillah, several times, I would talk to the Mongolian soldiers. Great dudes! Per capita, Mongolia was the largest contributor in Iraq behind the US. Манай монгол ах дүү цэрэгүүд мандтуугай!!!
Монгол улсыг их санаж байна даа
🙌🏻🙌🏻 this is awesome so cool to read a comment from someone who knew the city before it turned into what it is now
I was confused by the tank and the map cause I knew there were no Mongolian troops fighting against Wehrmacht (they had relatively few and those were already engaged guarding the borders with Japan-occupied China at the time). So had to do quick extra research.
Indeed, the Mongolians paid for 53 tanks (T-34 and T-70) produced in USSR back in 1942. These tanks formed a separate brigade which originated near Moscow in January 1943 and whose 1943-45 route to Germany is then shown on the map under the tank. The tank exhibited is just a later (85mm long gun) version of T-34 (went into production in 1944), not necessarily the one that was actually used by the denoted brigade at any point in time.
Mongolia also stands behind a squadron of fighters that were manufactured at their expense over 1943.
The biggest input into the war effort by Mongolia actually were the horses - off the top of my head, I think there were around 0.5 mln horses supplied to the Soviet Army during the war which tremendously helped the logistic efforts. On top of that, there were huge supplies of cattle, wool, leather and multiple smaller items required for the joint Allied war effort. As a Russian, I’m thankful for all the support!
T34
да монголия не отправляла войска как вы заметили но это танковская бригада " монгол арат" которые производились на деньги монгольского народа. Я сейчас не помню точное количество танков которые поставлялись на деньги монголов, но их было не так мало.
@@dorjsurenoyun8647 да, подробности есть в моём комментарии.
Great video, I never knew what Mongolia was like until seeing this. Ksenia looked beautiful in her summer wear.
:D
Дэниел и Ксения! Спасибо вам за видео, за уважение к памяти нашего народа! ❤🙏 Очень важно помнить тех, кто в трудные времена показал настоящую дружбу! Монголия удивительная страна! ❤
🇲🇳❤️🇷🇺
Большое спасибо за ваше видео. Было очень интересно посмотреть на Улан-Батор вашими глазами. Точно, чем то на Новосибирск похож, на мою родину. Привет из Новосибирска. Привет от моряка из Сибири американскому моряку.
Thanks for watching!
@@Wild-Siberia Вам большое спасибо! Крутой канал, классный контент!
Wonderful video, Mongolia is absolutely gorgeous. I like that you show the food, and even speak of any problems that you encountered. Thanks to the two of you.
thanks for watching and for having a comment ☝🏻
One of my top destinations! Great video friend😊❤
🙏🏻 You will come one day a very nice country!
Don't let him pick on you Ksenia I had to close my eyes when Daniel walked on the glass floor. Thank you both for taking us with you to Mongolia it's more beautiful than I could have ever imagined. I particularly loved the building that had multiple colors of glass, it just looked really cool.
You never really lived until you almost died.
Огромное спасибо за видео! Мое глубочяйшие почтение Монгольскому народу! За,то ,что не отвернулась от России! Спасибо вам ,что показали Монголию эти великие люди сражались с русским народом против обшего врага и также как и Русские помнят ичтут свое прошлое! Безумная красота и чистота! МИРА МОНГОЛИИ !❤
🫡🙏🏻🇷🇺❤️🇲🇳
+15
Thenk u so much!🤍💙❤💪💪
Russia is now ruled by a murderous thug. What a shame.
Спасибо,за тёплые слова!
Советский народ,только-только поднявшийся с колен,после Революции '17-ого,сам ещё в полнейшей разрухе,голодающий,пришёл на помощь в далёком '21-ом:наши вожди встретились в Кремле.
Наши предки связаны кровью,крепким братством и нерушимой дружбой,что и завещали нам.
Мы помним всё то,что сделал нам СССР.
Спасибо,нашим русским братьям!
Thank you for visiting my Home country. Wish you all the best in your future life!
👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️👌👌👌👏👏👏🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️
Ustei ganz salad unequi ugchij chadvargui uruvdeltei ch yumaa🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for your kindness
Всех благ Вам и жителям Монголии! ✌
When I think of Mongolia, I think of Mongolian BBQ and Genghis Khan. I like all the mosaics and statues. You make some great videos!
Thank you very much!
Genghis Khan was Kazakh
@@Chaldon-hl6yk he was what ever he wanted to be 😂
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Wonderful tour Daniel , Mongolia is beautiful , thanks for sharing , God bless brother !
Ulaanbaatar is a very nice city and capital. Thanks for the tour. Semper Fi!
Semper Fi!
I literally cannot wait for your next update from Mongolia. Who's with me fans, everybody hit that like button.
thanks for the support
Thanks for sharing the mosaics in summer time, the history is engraved forever, the Russians saved the world in 1945. The city view is awesome from highrise buildings to the mountains. The mall is superb. Restaurant dishes look delicious big meals hairs excluded, look forward to next adventures in the Mongolian country. Love to both of you. God bless you.
Thanks for watching and understanding
мое детство прошло в Монголии...ПС советские (а в СССР мы за границей назывались - советские) - называли Улан Батор просто: Батор - и так можно было сразу определить жил ли человек в Монголии
You're a great guide, Dan. Your video allows us to explore what Ulaanbaatar looks like today. Are you going with Ksenia get to the famous Mongolian desert of Gobi? Have a nice day and thank you for sharing!
Eventually I think it would be good to see Gobi when we have more time thanks for watching.
I hope to show her 2 deserts Gobi and Sonora
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Good idea! The Russian war movie "Через Гоби и Хинган, 1981/Through Gobi and Khingan" will help you get a better sense of those times.
Thank for the beautiful video of our country. Mongolia and Russia have such friendship that stood time and hardships. Love this bond of our nations.
I’ve made new videos about Mongolia recently I would love your opinion on them please 🙏🏻I love Mongolia it’s a second home away from home
@@Wild-Siberia I will definitely check it out as I really enjoyed your content. Keep up the good work and thank you for your reply.
Pretty city, beautiful mural, loved the tour. Thanks for sharing.
thanks for watching
Yeah,🤘 Nirvana🤘!!! I was a fan of this band and I used to dress like this in about 97-98!!! We have a saying - "The higher you climb, the lower you fall"!!!Have a good holiday in Mongolia, guys!!!!
Thanks 🫡🙏🏻
The wide stripes across the chest of the Red Army soldiers are often painted by artists in red, but in reality they have never been red. They were of different colors according to the types of troops: crimson - infantry, dark blue - cavalry, sky blue - aviation, orange - artillery. On this mosaic panel, we can see both the correct and the incorrect image at the same time.
thanks for the knowledge 🙏🏻
I've had time to now watch from the beginning, and thank you for returning to this Memorial, amongst other sights you visited in a cooler season in the pinned Mosaic Video. I had to laugh when you guys complained that it was already hot in the early morning with temperature of 25C- here on Big Island anything around 20C is sock and slippah weather, ( we wear socks with our flipflops; -), and I wear a long sleeve shirt over my T in the mornings , and evenings when it cools down from the daytime 25C. I am so glad you are having good times, horse hair aside. Just take extra care at crossings, etc.
Aloha from Big Island!
when you live in -10-0C for months out of the year the body gets used to it 😂
@@Wild-Siberia I know you are right in theory, but my body and tropic thinned blood, is not convinced ; -)
Wonderful video. You are great ambassadors for Mongolia❤
Its a beautiful country good people.
@@Wild-Siberia Thank you for sharing with us.
Beautiful mosaic telling a history THE history ❤
yes!
Our favorite Sibirian .
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The mosaic depicts the events not only of the Second World War. The beginning of the mosaic is the events of the revolution. Part of the mosaic with the image of the Japanese flag refers to the events before the Second World War. I will assume that this is the victory of the Soviet-Mongolian troops over the Japanese at Khalkhin Gol
I love these history lessons
Loved the respect for the stairs, brother
Always ☝🏻🫡
Really enjoying seeing you and your lovely Miss on your travels. Please continue sharing.
Thank you! Will do!
Мы все ,люди Земли,должны помнить ужасы Мировой войны!!И обязаны сделать всё,чтобы она не повторилась!
Уже повторяется
И люди Земли должны сейчас посмотреть ужасы Украйнской войны, что творят русский мир в земле Украйна
Best mosaic ever 😎
Great show! Crazy how few people you find in the capital!
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I like your positive mindset ❤
Do you know the band named "The HU"? Lots of videos in the more remote areas of Mongolia, flavored with ancient Mongolian cultural icons.
I do not I’ll look it up
@@Wild-Siberia Some of their songs would make for great soundtracks for your videos of your Mongolian vacation. This one has 111 million views--Yuve Yuve Yu.
It has been so long eating and drinking being merry
How strange, how strange
Taking our Great Mongol ancestors names in vain
How strange, how strange
Yet, would not honor our oath and destiny
How strange, how strange
Why the valuable ethics of ancestors become worthless?
How strange, how strange
Hey, you traitor! Kneel down!
Hey, Prophecies be declared!
You've born in ancestor’s fate yet Sleeping deeply, can't be awakened
How strange, how strange
Blindly declaring that Only Mongols are the best
How strange, how strange
Born to live as nobles Yet, can't unite as one
How strange, how strange
Why is it difficult to rise up our nation up?
How strange, how strange
Hey, you traitor! Kneel down
Hey, Prophecies be declared!
Why it’s so hard to cherish the Ancestors' inherited land?
How strange, how strange
Why priceless edifications of elders turning to ashes?
How strange, how strange
With the future of eternal prosperity, The Wolf totemed Mongols have the blessings of Heaven
Born with undeniable fate to gather nations, the Lord Chinggis declares his name on earth. Would come back, Will come back
Oh Black Banner be awakened, be awakened
Oh the Khanate (royal power) rise and rise forever
How strange, how strange
Oh Black Banner be awakened, be awakened
Oh the Khanate (royal power) rise and rise forever
Watched the youtube for their version of "Sad but true" Made out of sterner stuff than our Metallica! (Though I'd like to see their version of Whisky in the Jar!!!)
Aloha from Big Island!
@@abaldguycreation Awesome Lyrics!
@@sidnelson9379 I would have never imagined so many possible notes coming from an instrument with only 2 strings.
I once read that there are about 7 million native-speakers of the Mongolian language worldwide, yet these guys get tens of millions of views on their videos.
Que emocionante recorrido lleno de historia, sus murales como están en la mayoría de los países, expresan su pasado y sus complejidades sociales, gracias Daniel.
🙏🏻es importante tener un gobierno y una sociedad que no borra el pasado
You really hit the nail on the head with this one 21:15 . It's sad because some powers of the world would like it if we all forgot this history. So much respect, from mine to yours 🦆💌
🦆🙏🏻 they want to erase the history so that people forget who they are it’s sad
The war monument is absolutely amazing. I hope to see it someday The soviets made a incredible sacrifice for the world
truly a great thing for sure
I hope you will keep doing such reportages, I like seeing updates from you guys wherever you are 👍
Yes we will, but on Sunday I’ll be back in Russia and back in Mongolia in July.
Amazing, Thank you very much
No thank you for watching!
Спасибо, Вам, Даниель и Ксения за тёплые слова о советсой эпохе от советского человека!
only the truth was spoken 🫡 ksenia is a soviet woman
@@Wild-Siberia Ksenia soviet woman?😊 Не обманывай меня. Ей, максимум, лет 25😊
@@Andrey_B22 😈 I won’t say her age but her papers are “Born in Soviet Union”
@@Wild-Siberia не надо называть её возврат.
У меня паспорт гражданина СССР, который я получил в 16 лет 1989 году. 😊
@@Andrey_B22 I told her months ago that I would only marry a soviet and she showed me her paper work. It’s all with USSR 😆
Your videos are instructive, this one is awesome.
I appreciate such a comment!
Nicely done video! Also, you guys look like a great couple. Keep up the good job brother!
Thanks for watching! I'll keep it up!
Thanks for the informative video
No problem! New video in about 30 minutes! I hope you tune in :D
@@Wild-Siberia I subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to more informative videos. Cheers :D
@@VeryVivianPodcast thank you so much!
Молодцы😘🤗
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thank you for sharing!
My pleasure!
tank you for visiting our country ❤❤❤
I love Mongolia thanks for watching I’m going back later into august 😅
"Not all sickness is death.
And not all goodbyes are gone.
Because what goes around comes around.
And what goes up, must come down."
Awesome, God bless you ❤️
Thank you! 🙂 you too!
Thank you for your great video. U2 are giving realistic information about Mongolia and Russia. As i am a Mongolian, I really like your video. Yes. True. Ub is like on steroids in building boom for the last 20 years. Prosperity is growing so fast, but as you see so many Toyota prius, which openly shows that there are so many poor people in UB. Gasoline price is too high for ordinary Mongolians. So, they have drive Toyota prius, which is really economic for drivers
thanks for this beautiful comment I did produce new videos from Mongolia 🙏🏻
@@Wild-Siberia that's great! You are investing in our tourist industry as much you can. The government of Mongolia is planning to receive 1 million tourists in the next few years. You and Ksenia are helping it by doing your beautiful videos. If you visit Mongolia, next time, I will be glad to have as my honourable guests. Anytime, sir!
Hallo friends from Wild Siberia👋
We're on the summer vacations in germany now and it's very nice to see how Mongolia looks like through yours lens🙂
You seem to like monuments, I hope you guys get the chance to go to Volgograd and see The Motherland Calls statue. Apparently it is a very emotional experience. By the way I love to see you guys sweat and it's amazing how quick your skin takes color.
I can be bronze in days her not so much. Im Mexican we are the people of the sun :D
Wonderful to see the Russian flag flying there and the amazing memorial on the hill. Beautiful mosaic. It is quite a place, much more modern than one would expect.
yes exactly very modern indeed
You are right❤❤❤❤ from NE India
thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Nice Video 😊
Thanks 😄
Very good video. Thank you for posting! ... Subbed.
Thanks for watching the content is different depending on what I’m doing
It's nice to see your respect for those who fought to free the world from these N4zi monsters.👏👍
. I also have a lot of respect for them❤️🇷🇺
After watching bald and bankrupt video on mangolia I thought there is nothing much in mangolia but surprised to see such city and development. Love from India
Thanks for watching, I have a few more videos from Mongolia. 🇮🇳 ❤️🇲🇽 I am Mexican, It maybe why you think I looked Indian 😂
@@Wild-Siberia HAHA lol That's why Native Americans are called as Indians. Love your videos checking interesting ones. Love to see more videos on Russia.
@@KPZivot yes sure I’m in Mongolia right now my videos are usually out in Russia check them out 🤣🫡
It’s beautiful and so modern looking
Thank you for making this video of my hometown Ulaanbaatar. Our government has done many things to attract tourists in recent years. Our city is developing rapidly and traffic is getting worse each year. Anyway, thank you for sharing.
I agree on everything you said the thing is Mongolians need to learn how to create larger roads with better traffic systems not based on time but by traffic.
Your country is beautiful. I absolutely love Mongolia. I will be back.
Wow that army ceremony is great
Awesome video as usual. I trust your sorting your visa stuff efficiently.
I cannot do it from Mongolia I’m here on vacation with ksenia I’ll go to america for that soon enough
@@Wild-Siberia understood
@@SERBIAZ hope you’re well brother 🙏🏻
Good landscape and culture 😊
we’re back in Mongolia!
Glory to the Democracy God bless Mongolian ppl ✊🏻
🇯🇵🇪🇺🇹🇼🇰🇷
I'm mixed raced like Brazilians. The grandmother of my mum was Moggolian and her grandfather was Russian. They gor married and came to Greece. I love all the countries that I have origin. 💚
that sounds beautiful
Beautiful thank you for this comment
Би монгол хүн байна Mongolia 🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳
❤️ 🇲🇳
Thanks for this piece of travelling to Mongolia. Never been there and it's a kind of revelation for me. I thought it was more rural. You changed it. Hope one day you get to explore the South of Russia. Krasnodar Region, Northen Cuacasus Republics of Russian Federation. I'm rather sure you will find lots of amazing places in there. Climb the mountain of Elbrus. Get to downhill skiing resorts of Dombay or Sochi. Dagestan, for example is a uniqe place if you want to see what real mountains look like. Try to Google fortress of Narin Kala in Derbent, which existed more than 2000 years B.C. and how it looks like today. If I can assist you in any possible way, just let me know, I'll do what I can for such a nice positive couple.
I’ve said it many times it’s my dream to see Dagestan! I will travel a lot next year. I will see such far away lands!
мой дед в 15 встал у станка чтобы делать валенки фронту. помним все! добро пожаловать в Монголию
Thanks a lot I love this country
your vidieo is amazing, i will be coming to tour this city in the spring, maybe ill be fortunate enough to run into you and say hello....much respect mark czup ohio usa
I’m in Ulaanbaatar a lot, if you need any advice on things I’ll gladly help. I’m going back this September you’re going to have a good time.
Расскажите про монгольскую кухню!)))))😊
Я расскажу. У всех кочевников, от Монголии до Южно-русских степей, какой-то особой кухни как бы и нет. :) Точнее так: вся кисло-молочка, от сметаны и кефира до всяких айранов и кумысов, родом от кочевников. А в плане еды это просто варенное в разных вариациях (свежее, валянное) мясо и вяленные колбасы из субпродуктов. Которые тоже потом варить надо. В общем-то и все! :)) Просто у кочевников почти никогда не возникало проблем с едой и поэтому смысла что-то изобретать из других продуктов тоже не было. Да и образ жизни не способствовал тратить время на придумывание каких-то кулинарных изысков. Поэтому у монголов, в частности, просто какие-то вариации той же китайской кухни.
Lovely video Dan, that city looks beautiful , Which software do you use to edit it??
I just use inshot it’s free not a lot of editing going on though just record then I stop and record other things in my head I imagine how it should flow. eventually I’ll make real videos 😂
OK thanks for replying, I've recently purchased a DJI osmo action 3 and I'm literally at the beginner stage and at the moment editing is very new, I'm just interested to know how you put your videos together, awesome video and thanks again 👌
@@deisescoot I’ll make sure to make a video like that eventually because I think I’m so cave man status that its pretty cool
ty for making the video, u growed mongolia's popular
I love Mongolia
My wife is from Gomel Belarus. Half her family died in WWII. Her great aunt was born in the Pripyet marshes in a bunker. Her mother was born in a train carriage and lived in one for several years. Until things were rebuilt.
Seeing that many of your subscribers are your fellow countrymen it would have been nice to have shown us where the US embassy was located. Love your channel ❤️
OK I will make sure to do it next time im going its next month thanks for pointing this out
Fun fact: If you pick up a stone and throw it anywhere you will hit Prius 20 car 80% of the time
Hi see you in one hour !
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I thought Mongolia was a desert. It turns out to be a modern city🤔
Their capital is very nice and modern
Монголия - не пустыня, а степь. Степь - обширные равнины, покрытые травами.
Пустыня - море песка.
@@9lasTO4KAУ нас оширная пустыня Гоби,на юге,не только мтепи и полустепи.
У вас очень ...устарелая информация о моей стране!😁
Your information is from...XVIII century:too old!
Better,get nowadays views,facts about my country.Otherwise,you'd be look alike with no modern knowledge(not knowing about ONLY...my country,in...generally!)among the youth,who is better informed.
I'd not "lectured" you,no.
Just remember - it's XXI century.
Ulan-Bator,
Mongolia.
October,28.
2023.
Thank you!!!
No thank you for watching!
Монголия ♥️
beautiful country
what's the cool thing in the middle,does it do anything like light up.
The leather boots are supposed to be very good...
lve got Mongolian jacket and socks for winter
good video bro
Thanks a lot!
nice vlog information video watching from Lahore Pakistan
Thanks so much for the support 🇵🇰 ❤️
😀👍
☝🏻👍🏻
You are great, both of you. Tanya is beautifull.
thank you 🙏🏻 Ksenia
As a Mongolian I am not telling the government to fix this. Keeping original is perfect
Original? Yes but the Mongolians are destroying it that’s not original
@@Wild-Siberia No one owns the Zaisan land
We have bigger issues than fixing this statue. Inflation, Pollution, Poor infrastructure, and limited resources are rising
Ah, just pick the hair out. Next time just ask for the hairless salad! Great video guys. Your meal reminded me of grade school where we had a cook in the cafeteria, and we would expect to find a hair in our food. It was more rare to NOT find a hair. Gotta love old Mary!
yea we don’t have issues with the hairs but this was legitimately 2-3 feet long and we didn’t care to pay and didn’t want another salad but the second had it too. it’s just weird because they must not be wearing hair nets and their cooking conditions must be a little strange then.
@@Wild-Siberia Wow! 2-3 feet long? That's a whole new issue.
@@westernwanderer8397 yea I mentioned on the video it was like a horse tail hair long black and thick literally took a portion of the plate 😂 but it’s ok I’ll never go again they brought a second salad with the same issue and still made me pay full price
thanks
no thank you!’
Приезжайте к нам в Тыву чайком да буззами накормим досыта😊
Thank you
thank you
It is pre-recorded or real live video?
These are recorded we watch them live together. I do live videos on the weekends sometimes.
I'm just so curious what all those office buildings are doing inside. The look like the buildings in LA that are for worldwide corporations, household names, but I've never ever heard of a single product or media coming from modern Mongolia personally.
This country is making most of its wealth in like banking sector it feels like a baking haven... tbh
@@Wild-Siberia Ah, I kind of assumed/wondered it might be a switerland-style situation, perhaps for the Eastern Bloc instead of most of the rest of the west like Switzerland and a few other tax havens in Europe. Office work, bureaucracy, and number keeping. Thanks for the reply!
Long live the heroic red army and the eternal memory of the great Soviet Union. We remember.
Ksenia sent me here :D As requested LOL
😩She’s in the lead 🤣
mongolian here，we are proud of our democracy and freedom more than anything，we hope russia can also transfer to stable democracy in the near future and reach it full potential
hard to say what’s what
your country is so beautiful look like Chinese and korean people... heh
@@Wild-Siberiaпиздил он тебе, ни один Могольский мужик бы так не сказал
1:43 tgat lil guy a god of birds i belive
wow
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С цветом машин всё просто. Чем светлее, тем лучше. На чёрных сразу будет видна быстро оседающая на них пыль и песок, чего в Монголии в достатке. На белых это не так заметно.
yes this is true but they have a lot of black Mercedes and Lexus and range rovers only the Prius are light colored. Mongolians are very wealthy and buy good cars in the last few years
@@Wild-Siberia Ну могут себе позволить мойку каждый день :)
@@vladimirlibra5218 yea this country has a very wealthy population
также в старые времена белые лошади были самые дорогие