Hi, I’m Inga, and my husband Dileep and I create travel videos as Let’s Never Settle.
We travelled to Mongolia expecting endless steppes, ancient Buddhist monasteries and a traditional yurt stay. Instead, our booked accommodation disappeared. Thanks to the kindness of a local family, we ended up spending the night in a real Mongolian ger, and it became one of the most memorable experiences of our travels.
In this video
• Staying with a Mongolian nomadic family and experiencing traditional ger (yurt) life • Erdene Zuu Monastery and Lavrin Temple • Turtle Rock and Gorkhi-Terelj National Park • The Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue, the world’s largest equestrian statue • Mongolia’s wildlife and landscapes, including drone footage
If you’re planning a trip to Mongolia or simply love travel documentaries, we hope it inspires your next adventure.
If you like our content, please visit our blog at letsneversettle.com to learn more.
👉 We’d love to hear from other travel creators who have visited Mongolia. What experience stayed with you the most?
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Hi, I’m Inga, and my husband Dileep and I create travel videos as Let’s Never Settle.
We travelled to Mongolia expecting endless steppes, ancient Buddhist monasteries and a traditional yurt stay. Instead, our booked accommodation disappeared. Thanks to the kindness of a local family, we ended up spending the night in a real Mongolian ger, and it became one of the most memorable experiences of our travels.
In this video
• Staying with a Mongolian nomadic family and experiencing traditional ger (yurt) life
• Erdene Zuu Monastery and Lavrin Temple
• Turtle Rock and Gorkhi-Terelj National Park
• The Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue, the world’s largest equestrian statue
• Mongolia’s wildlife and landscapes, including drone footage
If you’re planning a trip to Mongolia or simply love travel documentaries, we hope it inspires your next adventure.
If you like our content, please visit our blog at letsneversettle.com to learn more.
👉 We’d love to hear from other travel creators who have visited Mongolia. What experience stayed with you the most?