If I go to the grasslands of Mongolia to play and ride horses, can I stay in their yurt? Are they welcoming to guests?

1. Go to the grasslands of Mongolia and have zero contact with nature. First of all, the air and sunshine are very good. It is worth relaxing with your lover or friends, but sometimes the wind can be strong. Yes, there is a big temperature difference between day and night, so be careful with your clothing.

2. Going out on horseback is a must-do activity for everyone in Mongolia, but you have to pay rent (some places require a deposit). The price of staying in a yurt on the grassland is about 200 a night. Prices are cheaper in some places and can be negotiated.

3. The hospitality is still warm, but their Mandarin is not very standard, but it does not hinder conversation.

4. Roast lamb, goat milk, hand-made rice, highland barley wine, and baked buns (a type of bread) are normal staple foods, but the prices are a bit expensive.

It is better to bring some personal medicines.

Hope you have fun.