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I spent two days with a Tsaatan nomadic family in the taiga of northern Mongolia, one of the most remote and inhospitable places on the planet. The Tsaatan are known as the last reindeer herders in the world. They are a small group of nomads who inhabit the taiga forests near the Siberian border, and whose lives revolve entirely around their animals. Reindeer not only provide them with food, but also their means of transportation, their clothing, and the center of their culture. 🤲LINK FOR DISCOUNTED TRAVEL ASSISTANCE: 🤲 www.goassistance.com/afiliados/juandata Donate so I can continue sharing these stories: 🇦🇷Link Argentina: https://link.mercadopago.com.ar/juandata 🌎Link Rest of the World: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/2Y... In this video, I travel from the city of Murun to the Mongolian taiga to live with a Tsaatan family, share their daily life, learn what it's like to live isolated from the modern world, and understand what it means to maintain an ancestral tradition in an extreme environment where temperatures can reach -50°C. During these days, I slept in their camp, accompanied the herders with their reindeer, and witnessed a way of life that is disappearing. Today, very few families still live this way, and their future is uncertain. This isn't just a travel video; it's an intimate portrait of a nomadic culture, the relationship between humans and animals, and what it means to survive in one of the last truly wild territories on Earth. 📍 Mongolia 🌲 Taiga 🦌 Tsaatan people / reindeer herders If you're interested in learning about remote cultures, little-known stories, and the less visible side of the world, this video is for you. Video edit: @fran_nespeca