The trip was truly peaceful experience! The simplicity and purity of nomadic life, along with the fresh air and traditional food, for me stayed unforgettable memory in my heart. Sharing meals with herders, sleeping under the vast Mongolian sky—it all felt so comforting and revitalizing. Those nights in a ger, with the warmth of the stove and the silence of nature, can indeed bring the deepest, most restful sleep. This is the one of the beautiful country that I have ever been visited. 

It’s amazing how, in such a rugged environment, herders manage to find such happiness and contentment. Their smiles and easy laughter are a testament to the simple joys they cherish—like sharing meals, working with animals, or gathering around the warmth of a fire. They may live without many of the conveniences of city life, but their closeness to nature and strong community bonds seem to fill their lives with a deep, unshakeable satisfaction. It’s a reminder that happiness doesn’t always come from material comforts; sometimes, it’s the simplicity, connection, and gratitude for each day that truly makes life fulfilling.

That would be an incredible idea. Imagine the impact on younger generations—immersed in the nomadic lifestyle, learning firsthand about resilience, humility, and the true meaning of respect for nature. Experiencing life with the herders would teach them about responsibility, patience, and adapting to challenges in a way no classroom could. It’s a powerful way to bridge generations, allowing young people to disconnect from the distractions of a highly modernized life and reconnect with nature’s rhythms. This experience could inspire a new perspective, one that values simplicity and a deep appreciation for the land and its creatures—something so precious in today’s world.