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Meanwhile, In Mongolia of the Day: Footage of a nomadic Mongolian family erecting a temporary home known as a “ger” or “yurt” in just over an hour set to Mongolian throat music.

You can learn more about the ger (pronounced “gair”), the Shagdarsuren family, and traditional Mongolian customs in Dan Grossman’s report for National Geographic.

[mefi.]

For whatever reason, Ive always really wanted to visit Mongolia.

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