Blog On Lifelong Learning

How about Mongolin ger stay with nomadic community in the green valley? The 5 years old kid was on a horseback, his older sister walking nearby on the river bank. The valley is lush green and hundreds of white sheep graze. The mother walked slowly and enjoyed the scene and fresh air. The father walked down with the nomadic family host to visit the neighborhood with horses. The mountains on the back side and Tuul River are floating in the front. There are no buildings or highways in the valley except for distant locations. Ger is Mongolian traditional accommodation made out of wooden frames and felt covers. It was used for centuries and convenient for not only nomads but guests from the United Kingdom. The yurt had a double bed with soft mattress and standard table and chairs. Covered with a traditional style blanket. Hand washing stand was near the entrance and flexible bench chairs were inside. Ger is called yurt sometimes. The location was only 100 km away from the capital