Couldn’t It Be A More Beautiful And Emotional Set Of Pictures Of The Journey To The Last Reindeer Tribe In Mongolia!

If you ask me "What is the most memorable and scary journey?". I will say, "It was a journey to the Tsaatan tribe. It was a journey full of haunting, arduous, tiring, and unprecedented experiences ”… A set of photos could not be more beautiful and emotional about the journey to the last reindeer tribe in Mongolia! When viewing all of this photo series of her friend Mai Huong, many people may not know much about Tsaatan (before it must be completely unfamiliar). But that does not seem so important, as the impression left is a beautiful set of photos of the journey with so many emotions of the girl born in 1991 when she arrived: “Journey to the Tsaatan tribe . It was a journey full of haunting, arduous, tiring and unprecedented experiences

. ”I have set foot in a land that is considered" remote, secluded, but a special part of it. " gender ”. It is the northernmost region of Mongolia, bordering Russia To get to the Tsaatan tribe I had to travel through many cars and horses through the snow-covered taiga forests.



The Tsaatan tribe was Mongolia's last reindeer tribe. Many warnings that this tribe is about to disappear. That is why I spent the remaining 10 days in Mongolia, taking an unprecedented arduous journey to get here, working on filmmaking ideas and reporting photos of them. A movie of my own. You may have met old huts and reindeer by Lake Hovsgol in Moroon, but that's not where Tsaantan lives. The Tsaatan does not and has never had a tradition of living near Lake Hovsgol. In recent years, a very small number of Tsaatan families have chosen to relocate to the lake to exploit tourism revenue But in fact this lake area is not a good place to live for reindeer.



Food was sparse and the climate was too warm for the reindeer. They even pretend to be Shaman (sorcerer) rituals to make money, while the true Tsaatans remain determined to stay in the Taiga forest - where their reindeer are in perfect health. And I - also determined that I would only choose to explore the reindeer tribe in that place. I don't know if I was the first Vietnamese to go there and live with them, but with the journey I went through. For the first time I felt proud of my endurance. I spent 4 days with them. And it will be an unforgettable time. How to get to the Tsaatan tribe All the information I have are the times with my friend Nevar (my travel companion) and Mongolian tour groups to ask and gather information and experiences for the trip.



- From Ulaabaatar I have to take an 18 hour bus for 700km to get to Moroon. The car was cramped and packed with goods.- From Moroon I continued to take a single ride (only a few days) to get to Tsagaan Nuur. This is truly the most horrifying ride in my life ever. The 10-seat minivan is always crammed with 15-16 people and a mess of goods, making the seats extremely cramped and stuffy. The road is 300km but it is 12-16 hours because the road is very bumpy and muddy.- Arriving at Tsagaan Nuur, I was released at my guide's house. Go to the permit stamp and start riding through the 3 hills and taiga forests to find the reindeer tribe.



2. Our biggest hurdle is the language barrier. All tribesmen do not speak English. All we can communicate with are paper snapshots, body language, and a few sporadic words in a dictionary. But luckily for me, on the third day, a Mongolian climbing group stopped by, they could speak English. I'm glad I got gold right away asking them to help me with some important questions for the article. My most memorable trip to the tribe: Tents to sleep in the snow in the taiga forest: It was one of the most horrible and most memorable experiences I have ever had. From Tsagaan Nuur to where the tribe I had to go.



Transfer by horse with guide to through taiga forests and 3 ice-covered mountains with a ghostly scenery like never before. That day the snow was covered very hard, rain and snow made both the man and the horse shiver. We all felt exhausted, I remember the feeling at that time, at 9:30 p.m. everything was fading, surrounded by a white curtain of snow, black and yellow pine trees covered in snow The road to the Tsaatan tribe was a very difficult road, absolutely no trails and a lot of water with mud. To put it this way: about 70% of the terrain is muddy and grass growing on water, 20% of dry roads and 10% of rivers and streams. So only get around with a horse or reindeer if you don't want to wade in the mud in the snow. The most memorable memory in the tribe is still sleep.



Sleep in one of the coldest places in the world is haunting. The first night in my tent I still couldn't sleep after the firewood was out. God, could I just wake up and put firewood in the kitchen, on the second night in the tribe I set a timer, every 1 hour.

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