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I discovered this channel yesterday and I got so addicted to these videos that I spent all night till 6am watching these. And it's my birthday today and I'm still spending my birthday watching these. So addictive.
As a Mongolian, I will give you a little advice. Our country, Mongolia, has a population of 3.2 million, and the weather is extreme. There may be sudden snowstorms, heavy rain, and sandstorms. You may not meet anyone for 4-5 hundred kilometers. If possible, take the official road. If you get lost in a deserted place, you may lose your life. Be sure to carry spare fuel, motor oil, water, food, and matches to start a fire. You don't need a lighter. But Mongolian people are helpful and kind, so you will be fine. If you go to a deserted place, you will get lost. You may even get caught by a wolf. Well, good luck with your trip.
As a Mongolian, I am so happy to have found your channel! I'm looking forward to following your journey. Thank you for visiting our country—Wishing you a safe trip! ❤
You terrify me, worry me, thrill me and entertain me, all in the same video :) Thank you for taking the time to make these, I know it isn't easy xx
Hi Noraly: Soon I will be 87 and have followed everyone of your adventures. Have been sharing your bravery and courageous trips from Patagonia to Arctic Circle with my retired lady friends, they say you are amazing!!
hiii! A mongolian here. im here to give you some tip! mongolian weather is so unpredictable so be careful, and you are travelling in country side so you will encounter many yurts (GER in mongolian), if you're gone for too long without stopping please stop at any yurts you want Mongolians really like foreigners and in the countryside their hospitality is the best. And the most famous traditional food is BUUZ (the one you ate, meet dumpling), and KHUUSHUUR (kind of fried meet dumpling. Also you must taste the mongolian milk and dairy products. its so good. and if you see word like this ДЭЛГҮҮР its a small market. they have every essentials. Hope you travel well. and make some unforgettable memories in mongolia. AND PLEAAAASEE BEEEE EXTRAAA CAREFULLLL! Love you❤
As a Mongolian I'm grateful to you that you're traveling to Mongolia. Have a safe travel, Mongolians are welcoming people but it's vast steppe is so beautiful and yet so harsh. Be wary of drivers, most of them are idiots on 4 wheels.
China was such a chill ride—Mongolia looks like it’s about to get intense. again, stay safe Noraly! and hey stay healthy 😊🫶🏼
So glad you followed your instinct on this one Noraly, your experience over the years has taught you to listen to that inner self. Wonderful series.
Yes, a hot shower and a good meal to warm you up, and more than three million followers are sending you a hug from afar!!!
Happy Sunday to the 3.3 million Noraly fans. Greetings from Germany.
Hi Noraly, I have been watching you for years. A friend that I used to ride our motorcycle s with told me about you. Amazing that you have over 3 million viewers. I was out west in New Mexico and saw a girl on her bike. She said she was from England traveling in America. I asked her if she heard of you. She said yes but was not as tough as you. She rode the highways. Thanks for all of the videos throughout the years. I have truly enjoyed commentaries. May God richly bless you and keep you safe!
It was wonderful to see my hometown "Uench soum" featured in your video. The western part of Mongolia is a mix of high mountains and desert landscapes with very challenging weather. You’re truly brave to take this on. Stay safe
Hi Noraly..i have been watching some old episodes for the past month....You are crazy indeed. Bought your book yesterday and didnt intend to read. But once i started, I couldnt put it down. I see your face and hear your laughter on every page. You are wonderful. Thank you for showing us the world.....and the positive side of it.
I am an old U.S. Marine and I admire how you handle adversity, absolutely inspirational so so many.
Hello I am from Mongolia. Im watching your vids since Middle east. First of all Thank you very much for your Travel in Mongolia. I hope you re doing well. Spring in Mongolia can be very harsch. and there is such a dummies on the Road like 26:31. I am really sorry about that one. Take a care and have a nice travel Noraly !
19:20 there's about 70000 viewers giving you a hug right now! You've got this Noraly, we're with you sending love and positive vibes from across the globe ❤
I nominate Noraly as one of the bravest ladies on the planet. Traveling solo through some of the most remote places on earth is truly inspirational. God Bless you 🙏 and always be safe in God's hands .Amen
I’ve been watching Noraly for about one year, I’m in New Zealand. I’m 67 and ride a 1994 Virago 535 I bought a year ago after 17 years off a bike. I’m a solo rider and anytime I get nervous I think of Noraly and she spurs me on. She is AMAZING❤️👍
Noraly: I truly miss your wonderful wednesday video.