Matters needing attention in staying in yurts

1. The east of the yurt is where the hostess sleeps. I must pay great attention to this. Of course, it would be better if there were separate yurts. Some people who sit in yurts on the grassland in the mainland should be careful not to step on the threshold of herders. Also, don't step on the brazier. Don't point the knife at the host when eating. The sitting position is also very particular. Men sit on the left and women sit on the right. No mixed sitting.

2. Under normal circumstances, guests can't carry whips, grazing whips, bows and arrows when entering the yurt. The whips should be placed on the right side of the door.

It is best to sit cross-legged. You can't stretch your legs or take off your shoes. When the host drinks tea and toasts, he should pick it up with both hands. When talking.

4. Mongolians respect stove fire most, and value stove fire above everything else. People who come to visit their homes, not to mention stepping into the wooden frame of the stove fire,

5. Put scissors and knives into the felt pocket and into the seam of the yurt. Don't poke the fire with the blade, use the blade to turn the fire.

6. When handing tea or wine to a guest, the guest must bend over and pick it up with both hands. It is forbidden to beat the dining table, rice bowl, etc with chopsticks. And only beggars are considered to be able to do it. If you are lucky enough to be invited to his home by herdsmen, you should get off or dismount at a place far away from the yurt out of courtesy, and walk to the yurt, so as not to disturb the livestock outside the yurt. Enter the yurt from the left, don't step on the threshold, and don't look like it.